Dr Fentons Grandson

Dellenger tweeted that LSU is picking up Lane and his family tomorrow to bring them to Baton Rouge, yet we still have people on this board playing the role of chicken little?

Do they think we're flying a guy who's gonna coach Ole Miss next year for our health? Use your heads

Totally agree. Gone are the days when we used to ask coaching candidates for a “body of work” (colloquial term used in the business based on some convos I’ve had with insiders that I won’t name).

Remember when we had a REAL AD like Joe Alleva who had a REAL candidate like Ed Orgeron submit binders worth of information and research relating to his plan for the program? That ended with us fielding the greatest team ever. Not a coincidence, baws

Now it’s just throwing money at the flashiest names. Not even an art anymore. This University and fanbase deserve better

The reason we never announced Saban after the bama game is because Sexton asked us to delay so that he could put on the spectacle of Lane's reps flying into Baton Rouge to drive Lane's price up at either Ole Miss or Florida.

This way, Sexton wins twice. Per my sources

It's Saban and it's going to happen fast

"Why do LSU fans want the greatest living coach of all time who would come back and instantly receive financial backing, big-time recruits, and a vengeance to prove to people that he can win in the NIL era because he won in the other modern eras before that?"

Yeah, man. It's a mystery

If we follow up with a good AD hire, we'll look back at the melt on here and laugh.

If we whiff the hire, it could be the beginning of a rough stretch for the athletic department.

Perhaps Scott Woodward should be the sole donor to this hypothetical fund

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no, the options in a RPO is handoff or pass

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Excuse me, Mr. Fat, but there are triple option RPOs where QB runs are an option

Excited to play UGA next season. Last time we played "between the bushes" we lost a thriller against Matthew Stafford and the Bulldogs in 2012. Huge game from Mettenberger, Jarvis, Odell, and co. though. Should be a lively atmosphere

OP is absolutely correct to point this out, and history shows that losing the opener would still put us in elite company.

I’m old enough to remember the 2003 and 2007 national championship seasons, both of which we started 0-1. To this day, that ’07 team is still the only team to lose two games (both in triple OT) and win a championship in the modern era.

Our only undefeated championship team is the 2019 team, so Tiger fans would be wise to recalibrate their expectations on what a winner looks like in the aftermath of a potential loss to Clemson.