GeauxldMember

They’re great friends.

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PTSD lingering from the BK era.

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It long pre-dates the BK era. I can still remember Saban lamenting “catastrophe syndrome” in our fanbase. :lol:

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He was getting chewed out by Kevin Smith for missing a block on one of Sam’s designed runs. I believe it was in the first half. I was 20 rows up behind the bench.

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Before that, Leavitt gave him an earful about it.

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She might have done it I don't know, but there's certainly not enough evidence and plenty of reasonable doubt to keep her out of jail.

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In fairness, like most of these shows, I doubt they’ve given you a full look at all the evidence presented in the trial(s). Hell, there are still plenty people out there who legitimately believe Steven Avery was railroaded.

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People love to “gotcha” Scone, but the dude has been consistently pumping out LSU content for 20 years, which I personally appreciate.

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Dude definitely puts out content. I think his off-season and off the field stuff can actually be good at times once you get past him enjoying the smell of his own farts so much. BUT, anything related the game itself is simply not good. The guy just don’t know ball.

I’ve found that when I’m jonesing for LSU content to the point where I’m about to watch his content, I just need to go out and touch grass.

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Listen to AYS if he bothers you

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Yeah, that’s gonna be a hard no for me.

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When LSU wins the natty

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Not going to be this season. I’m not saying this can’t/wont be a good season, but this team isn’t winning a NC this year. And neither will Ole Miss.

But the sky isn’t falling, either. There is space between the two extremes, sunshine pumpers and negatigers… :lol:

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They went from shooting black men who tried to attend Ole Miss to suing black men that try to leave. I guess that is progress

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Can’t believe I’m citing him, but y’all really need to relax, so here we are.

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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - As Southeastern Conference leaders prepared to consider expelling LSU last week, university officials weren’t lobbying inside the meeting room, they were actively avoiding it.

Internal emails obtained by the WAFB I-TEAM reveal LSU System President Dr. Wade Rousse told SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey that LSU would skip the high-stakes meeting on advice of counsel, urging the commissioner to drop the federal lawsuit at the center of the dispute instead.

The clash stems from an ongoing legal battle over whether college athletes can claim a fifth year of playing time, which led to Sankey testifying in Baton Rouge state court and the SEC filing a federal lawsuit against LSU.

“I believe the quickest path forward is to resolve the federal litigation so we can put this matter behind us and refocus our collective efforts on strengthening the SEC and its brand,” Rousse wrote to Sankey at 8:08 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10, hours before the scheduled SEC meeting.

Rousse noted that because several LSU employees were named individually in the federal suit, attorneys advised university officials not to participate without legal counsel present. LSU also cited the lack of a revised meeting agenda.

Minutes later, Rousse took his message directly to the leaders voting on LSU’s future, sending a second email to nearly every SEC president and chancellor.

Rousse reiterated that LSU was not retreating from the conference.

“I want to be clear that our absence should not be interpreted as LSU stepping away from our commitment to the SEC,” Rousse wrote. “Quite the opposite. We want to put this matter behind us, restore our collective focus, and continue working together to strengthen the SEC and its brand.”

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This trip is going to seed a lifetime of bitter hatred and ill will toward Ole Miss, their fans and their shitty, little high school stadium. Godspeed to you and your son, sir. Godspeed.

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The guards have to play better.

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Yep. That’s two weeks in a row of subpar guard play. It was worse this week than last, but I do think some of that can be chalked up to the 3-3-5.