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re: Coach O update from the Bussin' With The Boys podcast
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/9/25 at 2:54 pm to SidewalkTiger
He seems desperate tbh :lol:
O holding out his poor man's cup asking for donations.
O holding out his poor man's cup asking for donations.
re: Nebraska fires DL Coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/9/25 at 12:06 pm to Ironhead985
I think they were going to can their DL coach regardless so I'm not sure how much this means on Robinson.
He'd be an idiot to go coach over there with all the talent LSU has coming in alongside what's already here and what we got in portal. Not to mention Rhule is on hot seat only way Lane is leaving is if he decides to. At least he'd have the talent to revive his career here and I'm pretty sure LSU is willing to pay more than Nebraska. Not sure what there is to think tbh outside he wants a bigger position that maybe Nebraska is promising.
He'd be an idiot to go coach over there with all the talent LSU has coming in alongside what's already here and what we got in portal. Not to mention Rhule is on hot seat only way Lane is leaving is if he decides to. At least he'd have the talent to revive his career here and I'm pretty sure LSU is willing to pay more than Nebraska. Not sure what there is to think tbh outside he wants a bigger position that maybe Nebraska is promising.
re: Nebraska fires DL Coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/9/25 at 11:56 am to SammyTiger
I think the biggest issue here is he wouldn't control LSU's entire DL so I can understand why he would look elsewhere. He probably wants to coach DEs too. It's his death sentence though. He'll be out of the job in 1-2 years after they can Rhule.
Hopefully they can just promise him full DL job once Peoples leaves and up his salary. Maybe that's enough to convince him.
Hopefully they can just promise him full DL job once Peoples leaves and up his salary. Maybe that's enough to convince him.
re: Frank Wilson says he’s received no clarity on his future with LSU
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/9/25 at 11:48 am to castorinho
Probably because they want to keep him but don't know what can satisfy him. Lane likely has someone else in mind for his position so that would slide him into a front office role that he might not want to accept.
Let's be real here, he's one of the highest paid RB coaches in the country if not the highest paid and his production level for his RBs has been way below par since he came back to LSU. He had some great runs under Miles but I'm not so sure anymore. Maybe it wasn't all his fault.
Let's be real here, he's one of the highest paid RB coaches in the country if not the highest paid and his production level for his RBs has been way below par since he came back to LSU. He had some great runs under Miles but I'm not so sure anymore. Maybe it wasn't all his fault.
re: Frank Wilson says he’s received no clarity on his future with LSU
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/9/25 at 10:50 am to Tiger Ryno
I like Berry but 1 guy is not worth it take LSU hostage. I'm sure there will be plenty of good RBs in the portal. They're a dime a dozen and Lane will have no problem making this great again in LSU's offense. I would love to see that Duke RB from Louisiana hit the portal. Another BK special somehow didn't heavily even recruit that guy and he looks like a stud as a freshman.
re: DJ Lagway or LaNorris Sellers?
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/9/25 at 10:48 am to The Ramp
As a backup I'd take either. Neither is coming as a backup so to answer your question...neither.
Though I do think Sellers could be really good with the right talent around him. Same with Lagway with good coaching as he has already shown he has high ceiling his freshman year.
Though I do think Sellers could be really good with the right talent around him. Same with Lagway with good coaching as he has already shown he has high ceiling his freshman year.
re: Frank Wilson says he’s received no clarity on his future with LSU
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/9/25 at 10:45 am to Dandy Chiggins
Do you honestly think it's that simple lol? I'm sure he was told and he didn't like it. Whether that's a position in front office with an off the field position or told to take a hike. He obviously doesn't like it so he's trying to use the media as a public mouthpiece. Cya.
re: Derek Williams and Jahkeem Stewart???
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 10:24 pm to Hahnville07
Getting Reilford back next year will be big he looked like he was going to be a stud before he got hurt.
re: Eric Wilford to LSU as OL coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 3:50 pm to Geauxgurt
If you dig into further in his history it's not great either. I honestly don't see what Lane sees in this guy. His SC lines were not great and even in his first stint at SC they had historically one of their worst lines ever under him in 09. I don't think this was entirely on him though he was coming in from a guy who did an awful job recruiting right before him. Does a bad job at SC so he bolts to Youngstown.
Also, if you dig into his history a common problem his lines have is poor pass blocking. This was even an issue in the NFL lol. He sounds similar to Cregg which I think LSU also brought over to the front office? His lines seem to regress. Either he's bad at evaluating talent, coaching, or a combination of both. He had 2 really good years and lots of mediocre between in his coaching career.
Also, if you dig into his history a common problem his lines have is poor pass blocking. This was even an issue in the NFL lol. He sounds similar to Cregg which I think LSU also brought over to the front office? His lines seem to regress. Either he's bad at evaluating talent, coaching, or a combination of both. He had 2 really good years and lots of mediocre between in his coaching career.
re: if duke paid 4 million per yr on 2 yr deal for their QB, what will we pay this off-season?
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 12:36 pm to BayouPride
If Underwood is getting 10 million+ then I can't even imagine what Leavitt will command in the portal.
re: How much are these recruits making?
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 12:30 pm to TheRouxGuru
Usually dumb questions get replied with this which makes sense. It's a dumb question. Nobody knows outside a few public numbers that were thrown around. Most of the dealings are private and even the bigger ones are often speculation at best. So tree fiddy.
re: Eric Wilford to LSU as OL coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 11:37 am to Icansee4miles
Georgia fans warned us about Hankton and they were 100% right. He was gifted Nabers/BTJ.
re: Eric Wilford to LSU as OL coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 11:00 am to Fun Bunch
This is what Saban said on his assistants his final year. He basically says they're a big reason he retired. He didn't directly mention Wolford but I doubt he would. Seemed a lot of units were below par his final year. This was posted in other thread good quick watch on his feelings.
re: Eric Wilford to LSU as OL coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 10:53 am to josh336
Funny you mention this because if you look at through his history this is a reoccurring theme.
:lol:
maybe not his fault there who knows. in his first stint with SC they were among the worst in the SEC OL in rushing, sacks, etc.
He bounced and went to be Youngstown's HC. He seems to bounce around a lot when things don't look good. I'm really not crazy about this hire at all. :lol:
He took a job at Oklahoma State then bounced a week later.
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Wolford joined the organization as an assistant offensive line coach currently serving under Pat Flaherty on a multi-year contract. The 49ers were fourth in yards per game rushing but 30th out of 32 teams in the NFL in sacks allowed.
maybe not his fault there who knows. in his first stint with SC they were among the worst in the SEC OL in rushing, sacks, etc.
He bounced and went to be Youngstown's HC. He seems to bounce around a lot when things don't look good. I'm really not crazy about this hire at all. :lol:
He took a job at Oklahoma State then bounced a week later.
re: Eric Wilford to LSU as OL coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 10:37 am to mattz1122
Bama fans can probably chime in on this but he left. I'm pretty sure he was going to get fired had Saban not retired. Anyone with eyes could see his Bama OLs were not good. They actually haven't recovered since he has touched that OL. While that's not directly his fault, it is kinda funny to see. :lol:
Saban said his assistants his last year are a big reason he retired because they forced him to do more than he traditionally did. At his age it was draining. He got tired of it. You see their OL was not great you put 2 and 2 together. IDK seems like he was taking shots at guys like this. I doubt he recommended him to Kiffin.
Probably a better example of a guy who falls upward in a coaching circle just because a bunch of coaches know you. Plenty of guys do this they're subpar and somehow keep getting big jobs in coaching circles.
Saban said his assistants his last year are a big reason he retired because they forced him to do more than he traditionally did. At his age it was draining. He got tired of it. You see their OL was not great you put 2 and 2 together. IDK seems like he was taking shots at guys like this. I doubt he recommended him to Kiffin.
Probably a better example of a guy who falls upward in a coaching circle just because a bunch of coaches know you. Plenty of guys do this they're subpar and somehow keep getting big jobs in coaching circles.
re: Eric Wilford to LSU as OL coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 10:29 am to DamageInc
There's plenty of examples of mid tier and lower tier schools having good OLs. Kentucky plays in the SEC their pool of talent they have to choose from is better than most schools even being a low tier SEC school. Maybe just maybe the coaching wasn't good. Just like Davis where you had plenty of past performances showing he wasn't a good coach the same is obvious here with this guy. I like almost everything Lane has done so far but this is a dangerously lazy hire.
re: Along with LSU, Ole Miss and Florida- the fourth team that was seriously courting Lane …
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 10:20 am to BK Lounge
UCLA might've been in it but the 4th team was definitely FSU. It was reported they were back channeling Kiffin for awhile. Even Ole Miss insiders were adamant about it and it definitely makes sense.
re: Eric Wilford to LSU as OL coach
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/7/25 at 10:13 am to BilJ
Well, results on the field disagree with you. He has 2-3 straight stops with below par OL performance. In Saban's last year he didn't directly say names but he said due to his assistants being below what he's normally use to having, he had to do more than he normally did and it drained him. Sounded like a shot at guys like Wilford to me. Especially anyone who watched Bama knows those OLs weren't up to their standards under him. However, he did have a good OL in his first stint at Kentucky. Seems his best days in coaching are behind him. Lane OLs at Ole Miss have been so so outside this year. He's good at scheming around things. We shall see. This is one move I'm not crazy about.
re: The Pete Golding permanent coach decision is an unforced error by OM.
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/6/25 at 2:49 pm to Demonbengal
Bama fans hated Golding but he's a very respected coach in coaching circles. He's young and even LSU tried to poach him a few times in the past due to his ties in Louisiana.
I get why people are skeptical on this but I think he's going to be much better for Ole Miss than people give credit to. He doesn't exactly have the talent level on defense at Ole Miss as one would want in SEC. Main problem I've always seen with Golding is he overthinks things and can make it too complex at times for his players. I think he's a good coach, much higher than his defensive rating suggests on a limited talent roster.
I get why people are skeptical on this but I think he's going to be much better for Ole Miss than people give credit to. He doesn't exactly have the talent level on defense at Ole Miss as one would want in SEC. Main problem I've always seen with Golding is he overthinks things and can make it too complex at times for his players. I think he's a good coach, much higher than his defensive rating suggests on a limited talent roster.
re: List of Potential QB Transfers
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/6/25 at 2:44 pm to Lester Earl
I love the upside to Leavitt but he's coming off injury and you already know what Chambliss can do in SEC. I'd grab Chambliss. Leavitt is obviously the much bigger NFL talent but he's coming off injury and is reportedly commanding 5 million+ in the portal easy. Leavitt seems like a good fit in Lane's offense. You will have to look at the lower ranks at a potential big timer to sit behind whoever your QB1 is because none of these guys will.
re: Want to send thoughts & prayers to the real loser of this coaching search season: The MOU
Posted by friendlyobservation on 12/6/25 at 2:40 pm to SPEEDY
Gatoraids said LSU/Lane will be sued because these are legally binding.
Then shortly after this Gatoraids said he's leaving their insider boards and went to the transfer portal.
Then shortly after this Gatoraids said he's leaving their insider boards and went to the transfer portal.
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