SWTiger81

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from what i was told, money people said Schroyer cant be AD right away

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Who are the “money people” on this?

Losing both power guys from MSU would be a gut punch to that institution, but from the outside looking in Rousse & Schroyer seemed to have worked very well in tandem. I can’t seem to think Rousse wouldn’t find an opportunity to bring Schroyer in at LSU.

As it’s been said before, Schroyer for associate AD may be the position, should his lack of experience at this level be the concern. I feel this placement would be fair and equitable to those who are concerned with ability. These guys have proven they will outwork any one in the room.

He will now! :)

At this point we’d be better off hiring you!

Sounds like you have a vendetta but no testimony other than my friends sisters cousin. We don’t resonate that here in Baton Rouge

You either know them or must follow her TikTok/SM.

But the affair part is not true. She had communicated to her husband her decision to separate much prior to even meeting Schroyer at that event referenced.

She was also not a member of the university’s media or a sports writer during the time they met. She was & still is an editor for a small local magazine company. Almost positive she covers more about food & small business than any sport(s).

Maybe write to her and ask her to clear up the facts, herself, but what you’ve put out is bad information and be careful with that. It’s without question you can ruin someone by saying things like that which are not true. You wouldn’t want someone to do that to you.

No need looks like Lake Charles will just moving into BR…..or better yet onto LSU’s campus LOL

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The rumor is that he stole some ole baw's wife in LC

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I know enough about those I am speaking on behalf of to say this:

God forbid someone be unhappy in their marriage. They should have to stick it through in misery or be stoned to death. Stone the divorce attorneys, while at it. Hell stone all the damn attorneys!

I don’t agree with divorce, but I’m also not in a troubled relationship to know what it’s like to be miserable.

Though I do know for fact that is not true. Schroyer didn’t steal ole baw’s wife. Ole baw was abusive and his ole lady had to make a hard decision after no sign of betterment.
If you care to do so, go look up Ole Baw’s criminal record—multiple assault & battery charges, most involving different individuals/victims, it’s clear, ole Baw’s got temperamental issues.

Schroyer came in post separation, so far all seems to be working. happy to see others happy in their life.

If that don’t work, I guess you try again, kind of like changing coaches until you find the one that can do the damn job. lol

Are you really attempting to massage LSU firing Scott fricking Woodward to hire McNeese’s AD?

Do you know something we don’t?
Last I checked McNeese’s AD is NOT hired and the next LSU AD is still largely up for great deliberation by the board.

At this immediate time, the likelihood of Schroyer taking Woodward’s position is slim. So how could it be true that Woodward got fired for Schroyer as you allege?

I’m not saying I agree with what happen but it’s without question Woodward took the heat for BK’s stupendous contract which had absolutely no guardrails protecting LSU’s financial interest then the whole WW debacle.

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The majority of the people on here know nothing about either of those people or any of the other candidates

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This is the problem. The entire state is made up of citizens who just make noise. There is enough information out there on the internet itself to make strong educated decisions. Instead we let the media & our friends cousin sister fill our minds with the ‘truth’.

The peoples’ voice would be taken more seriously if they gave credible feedback/criticism. Instead we just talk shite just to talk shite.

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Taking a chance on Wade was not a bold move.

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Sure, it was. Are you aware of the regulations/conditions McNeese had to agree to, under the NCAA’s show cause penalty Will Wade had?

It definitely came at a major cost/gamble to their department and required substantial personnel/compliance change in order to upholding the obligated. Severe fines, penalties & sanctions were the consequences if they were found in breach.

Sure, any decision was a better one over the position they were once in, but I try to be fair and give credit to anyone who is willing to take the nonconventional route. You’re going to make bad choices while trying to make good ones but it’s better than not making the choice at all.

Sports/Athletics has always been a game of gamble. For the players, the coaches & the departments. It’s the ‘game’ that’s become so screwed up which now only makes for those who are willing to play it be successful.


Who do we know that’s made a big wave in the last 10 years in the NCAA level and has done it right & by the way it is “suppose to be”. Sadly, I can’t think of a single person. It’s always been about money, under table deals, bending rules, sacrificing programs for monetary gain, etc.