Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Dallas, Texas
Biography:Born in Germany, grew up in Lake Charles. Didn't go to LSU, but had the good sense to marry a Tiger. Have 3 boys - 4, 2, and 4 months. Love God, Love Family, Love Country, and Love the Tigers!
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Registered on:9/18/2003
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Yeah, and we all loved it when he did it. We didn’t call him things like Satan or anything like that. We completely understood.
It’s hard to say. If people were depending on me to stay true to the contract I made with them in the middle of a crucial season, I’d have a responsibility to do the right thing. It’s complicated, and I’m sure it’s complicated for Lane too. But I think coaching at the college level is a pretty unique situation that’s probably unlike most job considerations. I just don’t like the way it all goes down. It puts coaches in situations that make them seem hypocritical, because it goes against every aspect of team ethics.
Ok Mr Power. I’m sure you’re at the top of the food chain. How’d you manage to post on this shite show board with all that power you’re wielding?
So, you’re fine with the way this goes down? Nothing about it seems unethical to you? Leaving your team in a playoff run? I’m sure you’d support it if it was LSU’s Coach leaving under the same circumstances, right?
Well, if Saban did it then never mind! He does everything right.
No. I’d rather hire someone who tells both sides that he will make a decision after the season is over.
That’s a good point. I guess this is just the way it’s done. Still don’t like it, but them forcing his hand makes it easier to understand.
I know I’ll get crucified for this, but don’t Coaches always tell players they shouldn’t quit? Why is it good for Coaches to quit on their teams before the season ends? Kelly did the same thing to Notre Dame, and it sucked then, and it sucks now. Finish the season and then do what you want, but quitting on your team to go to a rival before the season is over is bad form, and is a sign of low character.

If that’s the way this goes down, it’s going to be a bad omen.

Bombs away!!!

My Ole Miss observations

Posted by tenacious on 9/25/25 at 2:56 pm
Take it for what it’s worth, which probably isn’t much.

Chambliss is really good. He is a good passer, and a very good runner. He gets out of the pocket quickly, and when he decides to run, he’s very decisive and kicks into another gear.

Their D Line is not good. They have good edges, but their interior D Line gets pushed around, and they look slow. If LSU can’t run on them, they won’t be able to run on anyone. Their secondary leaves a lot of open spots downfield.

In order for Ole Miss to win, they are going to have to have a Jayden Daniels like performance from Chambliss. If our offense can control the clock and win the field position battle, I feel really good about this game.

Ole Miss has a really good field goal kicker. Keeping them out of FG range will be important. I feel like Zavion is due to return a punt for a TD, so I’m going to go ahead and call it. I think the LSU offense will execute well this week, and we win 35-17.
Hit in the backfield, but breaks out for 24 yards. Big time tone setter.
Kiss of death or Prophet of Hope?

Watching Clemson vs SCar.: Observations

Posted by tenacious on 8/21/25 at 12:16 am
Clemson gets the ball out quickly. Klubnick is good. Very quick release. Accurate passer. Fast runner. Tricky QB, but not as accurate as Nuss. Disrupt their timing, and he loses accuracy. Not a great running team. Oline is not overpowering.

Wide Receivers are really good. Great on the edge, and good at making contested catches. Very quick.

Dline is very disruptive and able to get pressure on the QB. Rush Defense is very suspect. If our Oline can get push, Durham will feast.

I don’t quite get the Clemson hype. They can be overpowered. Physical Oline play will overpower them, but they are quick and crisp on offense. Our edge defenders will have to be very disciplined. Our Corners will need to tackle well. Klubnick is very dangerous with his feet. Perkins will need to spy him closely.

Just a few observations that I hope are helpful.

re: T-bob Hebert Wellness Check

Posted by tenacious on 7/31/25 at 8:27 pm to
This is not news to any of us. T-Bob has always been into that stuff.
I’ve never heard this, but it’s pretty interesting. My how times have changed. Dude went through a lot to be at LSU. Lots of hate from black and white people. The story about a guy from the KKK showing up at his dorm room with a shotgun is crazy! Check out the 44:13 mark.

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(Since 1990) LSU baseball: 8 national titles, 11 SEC titles Alabama football: 7 national titles, 11 SEC titles


One of these is clearly better than the other. Thanks for proving OP’s point.
CC never really threatened. They seemed in over their heads.
They are a true small ball team. This was a true small ball game, and we won. Thank God for Kade. But I’m ready for some bats to come alive tomorrow. Let’s leave no doubt!
How in the world? It’s hard to beat that Tiger baseball magic! Geaux Tigers!!
I said I could be wrong. Just enjoy the game man.