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Talking about the aTm circle jerk on the tiger eye at midfield? Blame our lame-arse coaching last year. They absolutely took over TS which is fricking pitiful.
We are now America's Team, so hop on the Lane Train boys & girls!
All will prove their worth this year.
:geauxtigers:
It's too late baby, it's too late though he really did try to make it. Or did he and momma?
Does Hulu have all the main channels such as CBS & CBS Sports, ABC, NBC, Fox News & Fox Sports, etc? And how much?
About 15 or so years ago, I flew some Virginia Beach guys down for games, and then handed them five dead presidents for spending money, Not a lot, but plenty
Yea FBB, we have a stockpile right now, but could potentially lose QB3 and Sam, leaving just two. I really think we grab one, but only if Lane feels they are 5* quality. Not necessarily 5* but in his and Charlie's assessment.
I sincerely doubt he's coming here as no news is usually not good news in recruiting

Caden Kraft - Anyone Heard Anything?

Posted by mpwilging on 8/17/26 at 9:16 am
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Sports Illustrated - Tanner Shapiro

The No. 8 QB in the 2028 Class will choose between Oregon, LSU, Tennessee, Michigan, Florida, and Ole Miss

The Ole Miss Rebels and LSU Tigers have fought intense recruiting battles over a plethora of players since Lane Kiffin left the Ole Miss head coaching job before the 2025 playoffs began to join the LSU Tigers, creating what is now a bitter rivalry between the two schools.

With a potential commitment from Craft, the Rebels will look to bolster their 2028 recruiting class, which currently includes four-star defensive lineman Antavion Allen and three-star wide receiver Latedrick Mallard.

Kaden Craft stands at six-foot-four and 210 pounds, which is an ideal build for a quarterback. Craft plays high school football for the Lake Norman Wildcats and is ranked as the fourth-best player in the state of North Carolina.

Craft has an elite deep ball, as he has great touch on lofted passes deep down the field. Craft can also move very well for a player of his size, as he looks comfortable throwing on the run and even scrambling for first downs when needed.

The right-handed quarterback looks calm and composed in the pocket and is the definition of a pure gunslinger, as he can make throws to any part of the field with great accuracy. He fits the mold of a college quarterback, as his demeanor looks very pro-level, while his patience and accuracy are truly impressive.

Ole Miss quarterbacks coach Joe Judge has been a huge staple in why the Rebels have been successful over the last couple of years. Judge is credited with finding Trinidad Chambliss out of Ferris State, a Division II school.

Chambliss led the Rebels to the College Football Playoff after Austin Simmons went down early in the season with a lingering injury. Chambliss helped the Rebels win two playoff games against Georgia and Tulane in what was a magical 2025 season for Ole Miss.

With a commitment from Craft, the sky is the limit for the 2028 recruiting class, as Ole Miss already has the eighth-ranked class. Landing a quarterback will only help make that class even better.

Craft is set to announce his commitment on August 17 live on the Rivals YouTube Channel.

re: Handling the JD situation

Posted by mpwilging on 8/14/26 at 9:19 am to
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I kind of like the way LSU is playing. Don’t say anything. They know they are winning.
Very often the best communication is NO communication. That says a lot.
He was one of my favorite players, always smiling, always bailing out our offense. Well, now, he's falling like a rock, a really big rock.
This is a major Reason Saban retired. His advantages at Bama were evaporating quickly
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and lane has said just recently, their "concept" is driven by the team they're playing. they'll run it on weaker run defensive teams, and exploit teams passing that are weaker there. he said its an always revolving concept based on opponent, not their own identity.
Winning in every sport is based upon attacking the weak points identified by coaches and players. All teams, no matter how good, have areas that can be exploited
MJ out catching big fish in the deep these days.
We beat that Bama arse, but it should have been 46-31. CEH was the difference IMO.
Hey dipshit, Lane is an a-hole, but he's our a-hole now. :geauxtigers: