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Womack still has a lot of upside and potential IMO.

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He's going into the year four and we're still using words like upside and potential.

People just can't let recruiting rankings go.

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For instance to monopolize Louisiana, ULL could be our AA school and would pay top dollar for recruiting skill players out of high school or a Junior College. These players would spend a year or so maturing/developing in their system. A traditional path would then have that player progress to Tulane, our AAA school. If the player proves themself at Tulane, they would then achieve a bigger payday and be promoted to play for LSU.

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I think we have this arrangement with Missouri

I got UGA

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LSU finished the season 6-2, their only blemishes being a 16-0 loss against Arkansas and a 15-6 loss against Sewanee.

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Still pissed about the refs in the Sewanee game.

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Since when are we hanging on the commit status of a player from ELON?

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Since we got down to 0 scholarship qbs
on the roster

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What makes him so special?

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2 arms, 2 legs, a pulse and he plays QB.

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What is the Bible’s guidance on Immigration?

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Legal or illegal?

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This Indiana team executes better than any time I ever seen. I'd be interested to see if anyone could put a line on this matchup?

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Per Grok:

Q:Who would be favored and by how much in a hypothetical matchup between 2019 LSU and 2025 Indiana?


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In a hypothetical neutral-site matchup between the 2019 LSU Tigers (the Joe Burrow-led national champions) and the 2025 Indiana Hoosiers (the undefeated, Heisman-winning Fernando Mendoza-led squad), 2019 LSU would be the clear favorite by a significant margin—likely 10–17 points, with a projected score something like 45–31 or 48–34 in LSU’s favor.
This is based on a combination of advanced metrics (like SP+ and SRS), historical context, schedule quality, offensive firepower, and expert/media discussions around these two legendary seasons.

Why 2019 LSU Has the Edge

The 2019 LSU team is widely regarded as one of the greatest in college football history (often called the best of the CFP era or even all-time). Key stats:
• 15-0 record, outscoring opponents 726–328 (48.4 PPG scored, 21.9 allowed).
• Beat seven top-10 teams at kickoff (including Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Oklahoma, Clemson), with four finishing in the final AP top 10 and six winning 9+ games.
• Historic offense: 401.6 passing YPG (led by Burrow’s 5,671 yards/60 TDs), elite efficiency (No. 1 in success rate and marginal efficiency per SP+), and explosive play-making with future NFL stars like Ja’Marr Chase, Justin Jefferson, and Clyde Edwards-Helaire.
• SRS rating of ~25.8 (elite for the era), and they faced one of the toughest schedules ever.
• Playoff dominance: 63–28 over Oklahoma, 42–25 over Clemson.
This team revolutionized modern college offenses and peaked perfectly in big games.

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IF he is healthy, is he a really good back?

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From what I've seen of him, yes. No back looks good with the piss poor blocking and scheme we saw at LSU this year.

Problem is Lane is about 20 lbs heavier in this pic than irl

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2 for 10 on 3rd down tonight good calling Charlie Weis 0-1 on fourth down.

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That was a vry good D and Kiffins Offense put up the most points of anyone this season. Just needed a stop and the D couldn't come through. The defense got manhandled all night.