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NeverLightningInTS

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Ceiling is just above starters but the floor is 30 feet under the basement.

Honestly, we look good...

Posted by NeverLightningInTS on 10/24/26 at 12:56 pm
Offense is moving, defense looks good outside of 3rd and long. No ST errors.

The rest of our schedule is starting to look doable.
Kiffin rizzed up an Auburn coed.

I know I'm not the only one...

Posted by NeverLightningInTS on 10/24/26 at 12:26 pm
Me when Baker is facing 3rd and inches:



Me when Baker is facing 3rd and 47:


Leavitt has grown on me...

Posted by NeverLightningInTS on 10/24/26 at 12:18 pm
Did not care for him the first half of the season, but he is improving every week.

And yea, the Kentucky fumble and Auburn almost INT were dumb, but at least he's trying to make plays and win. He's a baller and I just think you have to live with it.
... chants "frick Lane Kiffin."

Shows you how effective propaganda is on the general population. Holy shite.

Bad throw but Watkins sucks...

Posted by NeverLightningInTS on 10/24/26 at 11:58 am
Definition of no effort.
I think Virginia, North Carolina, Duke, Georgia Tech, Clemson, Florida State, and Tulane will eventually find their way to the SEC.

How long that takes is anyone's guess.
I'm kind of ok with this.

> Will mean more football.
> Tests the teams who get there on a weak schedule.
> Helps good teams whose year was sidelined by injuries.

The downside is that it really reduces the magic of the regular season. Ultimate expression of this was the BCS era, where every game mattered. Now you can lose 3-4 games and get in.
Miss. State: If MSU has their QB, we lose that one.
@ Auburn: Jordan Hare is cursed, possible loss.
Bama: Automatic loss.
@ Tennessee: Automatic loss.
Texas: Loss.
Arkansas: Should win, though if we're on a really bad losing streak is easy to see the team giving up and losing.

Best case 3-3, 2-4 is most likely.
TEAM [Transfers In - Transfers Out]

1. Georgia [9-16]
2. Notre Dame [7-16]
3. Miami [13-19]
4. Ohio State [17-32]
5. Indiana [17-11]
6. Alabama [19-23]
7. Texas [22-23]
8. BYU [lol]
9. Ole Miss [30-23]
10. Texas Tech [23-21]

LSU [43-34]

LINK

I think we greatly underestimated how bad our roster situation was versus the more elite teams. Losing 34 players (even if they were bad) and gaining 43 new players (even if they are good) is crazy.
You're asking the wrong question.

It's not how often do you expect them, it's how often are you competitive for them.

Georgia, Alabama, and OSU are competitive for them virtually every year. We are virtually never competitive for them outside of a blue moon year.

re: Win out and all is forgotten.

Posted by NeverLightningInTS on 10/13/26 at 8:14 am to
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Win out and all is forgotten.

Win out?

It would be great if we won 2 of our remaining 6 games.
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They shouldn't even have rankings until after week 8 at least.

Another year of CFB and people still don't realize these rankings are there for the media to generate hype around upcoming games.

I can already see the future.

This year it'll be "Blake Baker fricked our defense, that's why we lost."
Next year it'll be "Well we just got a new DC, that's why we lost."

It'll be the Brian Kelly years all over again. We were just one coordinator away!