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we never got glimpses at the prep

What prep?
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Pavia

Is probably trying to figure out how to milk the system for another year
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He was trying to beat the traffic


He was headed to the Original Ninfa's on Navigation
So basically he’s making excuses for not getting Dillingham, who signed an extension, or DeBoer, whose team in still in the playoffs, or any current coach. Got it.

re: Anyone know Jimmy?

Posted by EscambiaTiger on 12/26/25 at 12:17 pm to
Jimmy wanted LSU to promote Frank Wilson. Don't be a Jimmy.
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Another L for LLLLLSU


Two things: 1. Who is South CaroLLLLLLLLina playing in a bowl game? Oh wait, they finished 4-8 and aren't bowl eligible. 2. LSU will have fewer losses than South Carolina in 2026.
LINK

The game was broadcast by Mizlou, which meant that individual stations carried the game (CBS in Baton Rouge, ABC in New Orleans, NBC in Alexandria, for example) as opposed to a particular network (ABC, CBS or NBC).
How the Transfer Portal works:
1. Notify your school: A player tells their current school's compliance office they want to enter the portal.
2. Entry into database: The school has 48 hours to add the player's name and basic info (like sport, year, position) to the NCAA's online database.
3. "Free Agency" begins: Once listed, other college coaches can legally contact the player, offering scholarships and NIL deals.
4. Player control: Players can enter contact info or leave it blank, choosing to reach out to schools or let them come to them.
5. Decision time: Players can take their time to decide, but must enter during specific windows for immediate eligibility.
6. Commitment: A player commits to a new school, and their status updates in the portal (e.g., "matriculated").
But they’ll print playoff participant cups

re: What’s needed?

Posted by EscambiaTiger on 12/19/25 at 8:48 pm to
Nuss treated his position as a business. It was strictly 9-5. There was no summer of 1000 passes, or whatever sunmer 2019 was called. He didn’t put in the extra work or the extra time, so he made himself susceptible to injury. In the process, he hurt his draft position. Granted, the O-line didn’t help. But he didn’t help himself.
Who I’m rooting for:
Alabama at Oklahoma: Asteroid
Miami at Texas A&M: Meteor
Tulane at Ole Miss: Cloverfield-type creature
James Madison at Oregon: Duh

Who I think will win:
Oklahoma
A&M
Ole Miss
Oregon

re: This gotta be a Record.

Posted by EscambiaTiger on 12/18/25 at 9:37 am to
Most exciting football hire in LSU history. Nick Saban’s hiring didn’t move the needle with a lot of people.
I remember when he played football and basketball for Southern
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This ain't over. This may go well over the AD. Who knew what?

And when
LSU was the sixth most-watched college football team in 2025, so you would think ESPN would like LSU because it draws viewers (and online clicks). FYI, for all of the complaining other teams do about the amount of night games that LSU gets, here’s one reason why:

1. Alabama, 8.49 million
2. Texas, 7.55 million
3. Georgia, 7.48 million
4. Ohio State, 6.57 million
5. Oklahoma, 6.47 million
6. LSU, 6.42 million
7. Tennessee, 6.21 million
8. Auburn, 5.25 million
9. Michigan, 5.08 million
10. Texas A&M, 4.99 million
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Considering he is one of Michigan's top targets

Not if the odds are to be considered: Fisch, DeBoer, Minter, Diaz, in no particular order. Besides, Kiffin has already teased Portnoy to come down to the bayou.

re: Has it ever happened?

Posted by EscambiaTiger on 12/11/25 at 1:54 pm to
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Pretty sure it happened to LSU softball, ironically, she left for Alabama IIRC.

On June 9, 2011, Patrick Murphy announced that he was leaving Alabama to take the head coaching position at rival LSU. Three days later, before signing a contract at LSU, he changed his mind and returned to Alabama— saying Alabama is "where his heart was."
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But no contract has been signed so he can still go back to OM if he wants??

I suppose he could if he wanted. But Ole Miss announced earlier this week it had hired John David Baker from East Carolina as OC.
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ND should join the conference JMU is in

ND would be a nice geographical fit for the Mid-American Conference, playing Ball State, which is 150 miles away, and the directional Michigan schools. Plus, there's that mid- and late-season midweek MACtion package on ESPN. :lol:
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They haven't really done this whole success in football thing in a LONG time.

They'll always have 2003. It says so right there in the stadium.
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What happens to the bottom dwellers?

Relegation to the Sun Belt or the American?