PrpleReign007

Try C.O.D.A. I can't speak more highly of it. Most people don't have the guts to finish the program. F you do, itll solve virtually all of your problems. It's free, and yet under utilized. The truth is, you can't change them. You can; however, control you. If you're a practicing Christian, in my experience, the answer is "love them from a distance." It may have been their fault the first time you were burned with them, but if you stick around just hoping they will change, then perhaps you should seek answers within, as to why you are sticking around.

You from Houma? First name Matt?

I lived 5 doors down from this dude. I had two friends sleeping over the night he was apprehended. It was the middle of the night, and we heard a loud boom - thought a transformer blew nearby. Saw the giant satetlite up high the next day from a news van, and surprise.... dude had a victim in the trunk when he was caught if i remember correctly. That was after my freshmen year at Kirby Smith. My college career was off to a shaky start to say the least

Aaron Anderson?

You're mixing up your former Bama players...

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Anyone know if they win replay the Spring game as I wasn’t able to go this year

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It's on YouTube already. Skip ahead to around the 26 minute mark....

LSU Spring Game Youtube

He doesn't need redemption in Tigers fan eyes. Some will always hate him, Some respect what he accomplished and appreciate him.

I'm in no position to judge. I'm far from perfect. I really don't have this pristine record to hold other people to my standards. I am mature enough to separate poor decisions and past behavior from a person. I can hate the mistakes, and still root for a person.

He's not unlike any human, IMO. Flawed, imperfect with good traits as well, as it varies with us all.

It's all or nothing with immature people. Why not both? Appreciate what he accomplished here, his funny moments, risk taking early in his coaching career and sticking up for his players, but not be on board with poor decisions IF allegations are true.

He seemed to be a family man, his wife hasn't left him - so perhaps as message board masters, we don't see the whole picture. Just maybe...

I'm not really sure, but I have heard some or all of it is derived from the number of followers a given player has across all social media platforms

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Now you mention that Tate is on board with CRT, and understands the problems black Utes face today. You think a blue-chip's parents think CRT is a bunch of BS? I don't.

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I love Lsu football. It's a passion, and a hobby. I am also an alumnus, so I support my Alma mater. That said, I don't get a flying shite whether CRT gets us in the door. My values aren't for sales, neither are my principals. You're quite blind if you think CRT would be a deal breaker for recruits or their parents, and frankly if it comes down to it, give me the recruits with parents who see through that bs, and reject the comfort of the new victim plantation that only perpetuates an enslaved mind. Now, back to topic

How could you possibly know that? I don't claim to know what some anonymous internet poster has read, you've proven your ignorant bias.

I also don't care what you believe you can guarantee. Please read up on CRT and defend ideas posited. Then think about how harmful the indoctrination of children can be of all races. Instead of unity, it teaches victimhood and division.