Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Mobile Alabama
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I don't agree with that assessment. But, if it were to turn out that way. It's time for another buy out.
Never say done forever with a family member. I consider Jayden Daniels an LSU family member.

re: Nuss Stats Today

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 8/15/26 at 6:28 pm to
Sometimes the defense has a vote.

re: Good or bad….

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 8/15/26 at 6:26 pm to
Some things never change. With every new season comes the fall practices which seems to inevitably bring, controversy, major injuries, bar fights, and/or suspensions, expulsions, car accidents and arrests. Over my 60 years of following, I've come to expect it. It's the combo of immaturity, testosterone, and egos that never seems to get remedied. JD5, join the controversy club. Maybe grow up a bit as well.

re: Prick RC has spoken

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 8/14/26 at 5:23 am to
Is football still a team sport? At all? From the first SEC game I knew that JD5 would be the best running QB ever at LSU. He took the initiative and got waaay better as a passer too. He deserves ALL the accolades. However, most of all, it's a team sport. It's not like tennis or golf. You need 11 guys winning to be successful on either side of the ball. This whole discussion is just bad form.
It's a jersey number not a name. Until it's retired as a HOF item, relax and put the ego on the shelf. Hell, Pickett could win the Heisman Trophy.
He hasn't thrown an inning at the college level. Take a deep breath. Experience matters as much as talent when the competition gets elevated. Handling the pressure is significant.
The one thing that could be concerning for LSU is Clemson having experience at the skilled positions within their system. Minus the experience, LSU should match up really well regarding talent.

If LSU gels as a team in fall practice, we should win handily. It's hard to say if that will happen. First games can be ragged.
Nope, CJJ is putting it together. You do understand how difficult it is to have back to back NCs don't you. We fell a few pieces short for another run last year, but look at the production we lost after the NC. Especially on the mound.
He's an MLB shortstop for the Pirates. Made the league last year. Tell me how going to college would have enhanced his career. I'll wait.
I say open mind, not open arms. He is likely top three in a group of very capable offensive coaches. Also likely top 10 head coaches. However, at least on projections, he and his staff has done a surprisingly good job at rebuilding the roster which almost completely moved on and out (the way of the world now). He seems to be approaching the LSU job differently than previous stops. I don't think he's ever had this much control and influence over any previous teams. We all hope we see less drama and more production.
He could be entertaining other offers. Likely that he is. Doesn't sound like it is a high priority to pitch at a D-1 school. If it was he would have recommitted by now, I think. I'm sure our best effort to get him to LSU is being made.
Deadlines are usually firm but a few get broken. Sounds like he's made the decision. He's probably unhappy that he was promised one thing and asked to take half that. Life is a b*tch.
Absolutely: Curt Cignetti. That is a no brainer. I hope we get a chance to prove me wrong at some point in the near future.
Going to college at LSU was a great decision.