Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Baton Rouge
Biography:Born in New Roads; went to CHSPC and LSU live in B.R. now. Love hoops and football equally
Interests:LSU sports; women
Occupation:Industrial sales - inside
Number of Posts:16692
Registered on:7/26/2008
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Best arm from right field I’ve ever seen. I hated the Pirates but it was fun to watch him play.


Yeah, that one play they always show of him throwing from deep right to third base, UNREAL!!
Gotta disagree with O, and LSU fan would ABSOLUTELY do that to Nick Saban.
I don't think I've ever used that slot to slide my junk through to pee. I just pull them down, less effort actually.
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Depending on your location choice there are very reasonable seats in the PMAC. shite, even if you buy the $100/seat package


Yeah, I sit in the upper deck and pay $100 for the whole year, then at the second media timeout I walk down and have my pick of mid sideline seats pretty much as low as I care to go most games.

I have quit going to the Grambling type games though, I'm not even going to give my beer money for that type of game.
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If he can't win 10 games with this roster, it will never happen. He had the Heisman winner and two all-pro receivers and couldn't do it.


He also had a historically bad defense and there are several reasons for that but talent IMHO or lack thereof was absolutely the main one - and that's mostly on BK.

He's upgraded there significantly. Let's see what that gets us.
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Raymond wasn’t as effective as a coach or recruiter his last two seasons as what we are seeing from him right now.

I’ll take the pain of 23 if it brought us a completely reinvigorated and bought in Raymond. I’m not totally sure we have that if he is retained and both sides don’t get a taste of the grass not being so green on the other side.


I agree with this 100%. Mascona was pimping him for DC and I think he got the big head a bit and cadillaced over at Florida, and was a bit humbled. Kind of like the Prodigal Son he realized he had it good and came back with an eye on making amends.
Bottom line it took BK longer than it should have to get the lay of the land here, at least for a coach getting paid what he is. He had to overcome some mess left over from the previous administration, but he made his own mistakes as well - LSU should never - ever have that poor a talent on defense - EVER.

I think he's FINALLY remedied that. He's significantly upgraded the defense at almost every position and the depth as well. This will be the most talented team he's had since he's been here and IMHO since the 2019 team, and I really don't think it's debatable.

Time to earn your money BK. I sure hope you do. We all do....well - the vast majority of us do.
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Young kids frustrated with lack of playing time compiled with graduating or losing the vast majority of your leaders and upper classman to the draft the offseason prior didn't help that matter.


My niece dated baseball player back in the early 2000's. She said the tension in the stands when she would go there to watch intersquad scrimmages where the kids were basically fighting for spots was palpable.

Not only do the kids all think they should be starting but so do their parents and their girlfriends and it gets a bit chippy. You are very fortunate if the kids who think they should be playing more don't bring that to the park some days in a not always positive vibe.
I really think that this will be the most talented team overall that Kelly has fielded - especially on defense and in terms of overall depth. And I don't really even think that is debatable.

However two things concern me:

1) the Offensive line - I think by the end of the year it may be better than last year's but the lack of experience and of playing together as a unit might make the start of the season pretty rough for them, especially against what is probably Clemson's strength, their D-line.

2) Lot's of transfers, talented yes but how will they mesh and how will some handle not playing as much as they thought and can the staff keep that to a minimum and get them to buy in.

Ole Miss may have had the most talented roster in the SEC last year but they lost to us, Kentuck and Florida. Never know how that dynamic will work.

But it's Kelly's job to make it so - so no more excuses - he's got a talented enough roster to make the playoff - it's time BK.
I think time and the evolution of live sports attendence has rendered this to about maybe one game a year, but for that one game that old stadium can still rock like no other.

And they don't need to pipe in noise with ridiculously oversized speakers like A&M to get there.
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I can’t get into MLB but college baseball is awesome to watch.


I appreciate your passion but if LSU ain't playing I'm not the least bit interested in watching college baseball. But I'll eat up every inning of LSU baseball once post-season comes around.

Same with MLB, I'm a passionate Cub fan, I'll watch 100 games a year and I go at least twice to a series in Wrigley every year and at least one Cub road trip every year and I love every minute of it. But probably won't watch a full 9 innings combined of any other teams, until MAYBE the playoffs.
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The fantastic body is without question though.


Anyone male questioning that, I'm questioning their vision and heterosexuality.
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I remember her being not super attractive but also that she smelled bad.


She had a fantastic body - I don't think there's any question about that. Face I guess you might could quibble but I thought it was pretty enough with the tight body.

Don't remember the stinking part but apparently more than one person says it was an issue.
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fr Lemoine was at CHS in the early 80s.


I was there in the early 80's - don't remember him. I do remember Mrs. Lemoine the French teacher though.....smoking hot.
College baseball for 95% of schools in the country is an afterthought, a minor sport like track and field or even tennis is at most schools. What we have at LSU is not normal and is pretty darn unique and special.
Find some way to make the best players play most of the games.

re: Crews a bust?

Posted by Tiger Ugly on 6/10/25 at 7:21 am
Absolutely too early.

For example Matt Shaw with the Cubs started the season in the majors, he was a first round pick for the Cubs, not as high a pick as Crews but he was one of the Cub's top prospects and rose up through the ranks quickly. This was his first taste of the major and his first 70 at bats did not go well.

Sent him down and brought him back a month later and in about in the 17 games since being back up he's hitting .327.

I could give you dozens of other examples, but Shaw is one - he's talented - but Crews is more talented. Give it some time.
I do disagree with you on that one, I never considered the day of the game as a day of rest.
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The Rocco's shot deal was fun the first time until it got bought. I don't find any thrill by that contest any longer.


Some still do - seems to be as important to some that LSU win this as win the CWS!!