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Frankly it would be a fireable offense.

Losing to Bama and Florida are at least acceptable or understandable. Losing to Ole Miss and Texas A&M, at LSU, is so far below the standard we've set. It may be tough to fire Lane monetarily, but Baker will be let go.
We are the biggest brand in college football right now. Its LSUs world, yall are just living in it. Enjoy, 8 more will get a chance to beat us in your most watched game of the year. Except for maybe Texas.
I mean Jimcoily is still young and was thrust into the game in a really tough spot against the best QB in the country. Ill give him a little bit of grace.

Players can improve, but he undoubtedly needs to be better by the time Bama comes to Tiger Stadium.

Either way I assume our solution will be to have Jhase Thomas in instead of Jimcoily.
Indiana is the outlier.

The odds of winning at LSU are substantially higher than Ole Miss.

LSU just spent more money on a roster than every other time, while paying a massive buyout. NIL opportunities far outweigh Ole Miss because LSU is 10x the brand of Ole Miss. LSU also has the inherent advantage of being in LA for recruiting. The #1 player in the country last year was on our campus for HS.

Ole Miss just had a transcendent QB who also would have come to LSU had he not been so good that he won his way out of making a choice during the playoff.
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Who says they weren't?


The entire fambase that wants nothing but terrible things for the man... But they were happy he left :lol:.
Its almost like the entire offensive scheme makes their job much easier.

re: Phillip Wright was impressive

Posted by GeauxPack81 on 9/6/26 at 11:19 am to
6, 3, and 15 all looked good. Would love to have those 3 on the field, plus Green. 1 didnt get a ton of opportunity, but i have to imagine hes as good as advertised as well.
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Can we please fine some shuttered industrial sites for some of this instead of AG/forest land.



Good luck finding 500ksf+ of shuttered industrial space in LA.

Im with you, but it just doesnt exist.
The fact that he never breaks stride from throwing to trying to tackle, is so fricking funny.

Took years for me to find it funny, but its pretty hilarious in hindsight.
There is going to be a shite ton of Texas fans. Which will be sad considering what may be at stake.

None of them have ever been here, its pretty easy to get to either driving or flying to MSY, and they have the money to buy up all our tickets. And LSU fans will happily sell.
Stout bringing facts to the discussion.

Do people actually think just because property taxes go uo they can just magically charge more and renters will pay more? It doesnt work that way. The market is way more efficient. Rents are a function of supply and demand for housing, not a function of the owners operating expenses.
Could probably get rid of 2 and 3, which i believe we're the 2 most affected holes, and not lose much... 17 is must be preserved though. And I think 1, 4, and 18 aren't too far behind.

ETA with the growth and redevelopment going on in St Francisville, and the growth of golf. I'm convinced the bluffs would be thriving today if they had managed to stay open attachments little longer. Another nice course in the area would go a long way towards making it competitive with places like Fairhope for little trips for people in the area. Has the same charm, food, drinks, golf, spa, etc... Although im sure the residents of St. Francisville probably dont want that.
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The Bluffs only chance of making it is renovating the existing holes, minus the six holes along the creek.


1-4, 17 and 18?

I mean I know why you say that, but surely there is a way with modern engineering to protect the holes, the bill just may be insane. 5 of those holes are what make the course. I would think you have to find a way to preserve them if possible.
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Knowing him though I am leaning toward doubtful he helps at all.


I agree, but its such a glaring #1 problem. How many people are going to leave the city or state because of this? How many retailers? How many jobs? Its not 0, I can guarantee that.
We have the technology to stop gang violence.

We could know when and where all these people are and what they are doing. Its just violating personal liberties which should be stripped away IMO the moment you commit a violent crime. Would at a minimum stop 2nd time offenders.
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Just heard the press conference. Doesn’t sound like they have anyone in custody.


I know 10 really likely suspects at OLOL.

re: Homebrewing Thread: Volume II

Posted by GeauxPack81 on 3/31/26 at 7:36 pm to
Anyone ever dry hopped a kolsch? I have like an Oz of Cascade i want to get rid of. Might as well, right? Won't taste like a classic kolsch, but its not going to be so overpowering that it tastes off. At least that's what im thinking. Maybe just give it a tiny little citrus aroma.

re: Homebrewing Thread: Volume II

Posted by GeauxPack81 on 3/30/26 at 7:57 pm to
Just dry hopped my pale ale with some old Mosaic in the freezer. I assume despite being a few years old, vacuum sealed hops will still hold up. Never been opened.

Also added strawberries to my saison. Hopefully this yeast can dry it out, im worried about it ending up too sweet.

Also started a starter for my kolsch. Hoping to have 3 beers on tap for most of the spring and summer.

re: Homebrewing Thread: Volume II

Posted by GeauxPack81 on 3/24/26 at 3:02 pm to
I brewed once in the lat 24 months, and for some reason got the itch again. I brewed 2 beers this last weekend, a 2.5 gal strawberry saison and a 5 gal pale ale... I am definitely opting for ease over quality as I get back into it lol. Measurements were very vague and I relied on some buddies to help me. My 5 gal only ended up being like 3.5 gal in the fermenter so idk wtf happened there. Didn't measure any gravities either lol. Just winging it.... I really enjoyed brewing, I just think I was getting stressed out planning it all out ahead. With 2 young kids now I do not feel like breaking out the excel spreadsheets when they go to bed lol.

re: Homebrewing Thread: Volume II

Posted by GeauxPack81 on 3/22/26 at 9:05 pm to
I just bought a mill and started bulk ordering grains online... Not ideal but there have been some positives in having so many grains on hand.