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He’s coached at other SEC schools, if LSU doesn’t give him the role he wants or demoted him, he’d leave.
You realize he’s been employed by LSU for about 3 days? These weren’t his recruits. Literally his first few hours here he met with one of these kids that didn’t sign today and is waiting. Anytime there is a new coach hire and position coaches and coordinators let go who have recruited these kids for years, you lose recruits. That is why most of the time the first year of a new coach is a rebuilding year, but with the portal hopefully this isn’t the case.

re: Selfishly I want Baker to stay.

Posted by Dylan on 12/1/25 at 10:35 pm to
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Salary wise it’s almost a lateral move. 2.5 million now to maybe 3 million from Tulane?


I mean, I know in coaching terms that’s not a huge difference, but we’re talking half a million a year difference. That’s not chump change. I do think LSU would come close to matching that if need be, but I agree I don’t think money will be the deciding factor for Baker.
Maybe high upside, which for UK, is worth the risk, but I wouldn’t say he’s the best hire based on no head coaching experience.

re: Charlie Weis Jr

Posted by Dylan on 11/30/25 at 11:40 am to
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Ooooooh y’all are in for some fun


Did you not watch a single LSU game this year? A blind kid could e pointed at a play sheet and it would’ve been an improvement.
When they were in the lab cooking a blue substance in the first one was a nod to breaking bad that I found hilarious.
Why does everyone think Dilly would be so much cheaper? He’s told his players he’s staying. He’s at his Alma mater. He’s happy. He just made the playoffs. It’ll take a big big contract, and big raise for him to consider leaving that.
Every day we’ll hear some say “it’s done” and some say “he’s not leaving ole Miss, this is a smoke screen by Sexton to get more money”

re: Ngl this vid is tough to watch

Posted by Dylan on 11/24/25 at 6:09 am to
I feel bad for Nuss in a way when I think about where he would’ve been drafted last year verses now, but then I think about some things and don’t feel as bad. He made 3 million+ this year and got engaged. He seems like a young man that speaks well and has a good head on his shoulders and has a nfl coach as a dad so he’ll be fine moving forward financially.


Now, he definitely was so frustrating to watch at times, even with the worst offensive line in recent LSU history he had awful pocket presence for a 5th year senior with a dad who has coached him to play qb from a young age. He never can throw a ball away. He would rather make a wtf throw into triple coverage or get his wr’s head taken off. Once he realized that he wasn’t doing great he’d lay on the ground after every hit or 3rd down he didn’t convert. He’d burn a timeout in the 1st quarter seemingly every game. He could just be so frustrating to watch, especially with the expectations we had of him making a senior jump.

I wish him well in life and hate it turned out how it did, but I can’t say I’ll miss watching him be the starting qb for LSU.

O-line has to be priority number 1 in the portal.
You realize teams that fired their coach before LSU still haven’t hired a new coach either. Virginia tech hired someone who wasn’t actively coaching. Most coaches want to finish out their seasons due to contract obligations and just for the players even. I wish it was official because until it is signed anything can happen, but I’m not going to be a chicken little and melt about it.
Yes. He’s went from assistant to interim head coach to head coach of a sec team, to fired, to assistant again, to head coach. So he’s shown in the past that he’s willing to swallow his pride and take a “lesser” position then he had in previous years.
Crazy if true. I couldn’t see him leaving Ole Miss unless there was some sort of incentive more than just the fact it’s LSU. Maybe in the past, but in NIL era you’d think LSU has to be offering a little more incentives, whether it’s money or NIL money or revenue sharing to pursuade him to leave.
Isn’t Trinidad a 5th year senior?
You could make a good case for Frank, Corey Raymond, and Kyle Williams. Baker has been great outside of stopping a qb that can run, which in this era of football, is a big deal.
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It’s going to be entertaining watching LSU fans figure things out over the next year.


Did you not watch a single LSU game this year? We could have a blind kid point at a play sheet and pick plays and it would be an improvement to our offensive play calling this year.
I agree with keeping Frank and Corey Raymond. I also agree that if you get a chance you absolutely get O as a position coach/recruiter. O and Frank would be deadly recruiting even though NIL is more important now. I like what Kyle Williams did this year with the line, but doubt he’s retained, especially if they bring in O. Baker I think is a really good DC and he stays engaged, the players love him, and I’d like to see him retained, but I don’t think he’s irreplaceable. I absolutely hope we don’t give Lane’s brother the DC job as part of a package deal.

re: The Lane train to LSU

Posted by Dylan on 11/20/25 at 9:14 pm to
Isn’t he suppose to be at a meeting with Ole Miss in the morning?
Yeah I feel like they can play up or down to anyone. Just like they could’ve easily lost 3 more games, they could’ve easily beat Georgia if a couple plays went differently.
Outside of South Carolina, Citadel, and Tulane they barely won the rest of their games.