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I think it’s safe to say ole Miss is officially our biggest rival. This shite is unprecedented. GTHOM! Couldn’t have happened to a deuchier, delusional fan base.

Everyone pointing to Kiffin for obvious reasons, but hard to imagine scenario where Weiss isn’t given a call. Going up and comer and son of a coach. Could potentially bring Chambliss.

QB - Klubnik vs. Nussmeier

Winner: Klubnik - Nuss and Klubnik are two gunslingers with a slew of receivers to throw to to make plays in the short and intermediate passing game, but Klubnik’s proven running ability to Nuss’s unproven dual threat attack (although he’s been working on it) gives Klubnik an edge. Klubnik totaled 463 rushing yards last season on 119 carries for seven touchdowns on the ground.

WR

Winner: LSU

While Clemson has proven experience with bigger size than LSU, the speed from the trio of Brown, Hilton, Aaron Anderson are arguably the fastest pure speed receivers in the country. Hilton’s vertical threat is the best in the country imo. There isn’t anyone that can keep up with him (hence most of Hilton’s receptions are deep balls). Brown and Anderson are a bigger threat in the short-intermediate game and behind the line of scrimmage because of their twitchy first step and elusiveness

TE

Winner- LSU

Do we really need to discuss this? Trey’Dez Green and Bauer Sharp are matchup nightmares for anyone and expect BOTH guys to be in the game at the same time fairly often, particularly to help the O-Line. Clemson has Ian Schieffelin, who they brought over from the basketball team but he is OUT for the LSU game for a DUI charge

RB- Adam Randall vs Caden Durham

Winner: LSU

After transitioning from wide receiver, Randall will be the featured back in the 2025 season following the departures of Phil Mafah and Will Shipley to the NFL. Give me a proven, explosive sophomore projected to lead the SEC in rushing over a guy who is changing positions any day

OL

Winner: Clemson

Coached by former Ole Piss HC Matt Luke, they have brought back 4 of their 5 starters from last year - Tristan Leigh, Ryan Linthicum, Walker Parks and Blake Miller. Walker Parks is a super senior but is reported to be on crutches so hopefully he sits out. LSU brings in a whole new look with a mix of young talent and power 4 experience led by Center Braelin Moore from VT. Clemson’s experience is what gives them the edge at the line of scrimmage.


DL
Winner: Clemson

Peter Woods (DT) A top prospect for the 2026 NFL Draft, Woods excels as a run defender and pass rusher.
T.J. Parker (Edge): Led the Power Four in sacks last season and is a projected first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Will Heldt (Edge): A transfer from Purdue, Heldt adds another proven threat to the pass rush.
DeMonte Capehart (DT): A senior with significant experience, providing strength and size in the interior.
Stephiylan Green (DT): Another interior lineman who adds to the unit's depth and experience.

Prediction: LSU 24, Clemson 20
LSU defense coming out party and Durham breaks off a few big runs to put us on plus side of the field leading to points. Perkins and Weeks brothers speed will limit/elimate Klubnik’s rushing attack

SEC caliber talent up and down this Coastal roster. I’m sure JJ will be going hard after several of these guys. No disrespect to coastal as they are an elite program and one of the best teams in America, but a call from Baton Rouge with a hefty check in hand will be hard to turn down for almost any of them. No better coach in the country to make it happen!

Real ones know the old frick behind 3rd base that just sits there and says “LLLSSSSSU” every single pitch for 9 fricking innings. Insufferable.

Wasn’t able to find enough info at the college level, but according to mlb.com, in Major League Baseball, there has only been one instance of a walk-off dropped third strike and one at the minor league level…

San Diego Padres vs. Arizona Diamondbacks (September 30, 2018)

The San Diego Padres secured a 4–3 walk-off win over the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 10th inning. With one out and a runner on third, pinch-hitter Francisco Mejía struck out on a pitch that eluded the catcher. As the catcher attempted to throw Mejía out at first, the runner from third, Manuel Margot, dashed home and scored the winning run.

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers vs. Burlington Bees (August 10, 2018)

In a Class-A Midwest League game, the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers were trailing 6–4 in the bottom of the ninth inning with two outs and the bases loaded. Batter Nic Pierre struck out on an 0-2 pitch that got past the catcher. As Pierre sprinted to first base, the catcher retrieved the ball and made an errant throw to first, allowing the ball to sail into right field. This misplay enabled all three baserunners to score, resulting in a 7–6 walk-off victory for the Timber Rattlers.

Baseball is crazy man…

Prayers to his family and friends, hard to imagine what he’s faced in his life at just 24 years old… most would never be faced with a life altering court hearing like this at a young age. It Really seemed like things were starting to look up for him. At the end of the day you’re looking at the loss someone’s child. Hope his family receives the help they need

in an all time loaded SEC And still 6 weeks to go. Already over halfway to a national seed! Don’t look now but 20 SEC wins seems very real at this point

Really missing that balanced attack right about now

Every Saturday aside from this coming weekend is a survive and advance mentality. Every minute of every game from here on out matters and damn right it’s gonna be scary as hell. It all starts on November 9 for bama. Buckle up. (Oh wait there’s a life altering election too). Time to lock in. I feel cautiously optimistic about the way things will turn out