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Definitely a PE teacher.

How many good decisions are made when motivated by power and greed?

Probably because it's not getting washed by the acid rain anymore.

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After watching that video exchange I’m fricking disgusted with adults and to be frank the fricking women on that board are horrible.. The rigidity of their decision making is disgusting and I hope the family sues the frick out of that board just to expose a few of the bitches on that board.. the school should be sued to oblivion not in search of money but in forcing them to be exposed for the cowards they’ve shown to be..

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I couldn't count the coin flips in that meeting. Nobody seemed to be prepared on the facts of the issue or the facts of the original hearing for expulsion. Nobody seemed to know the initial punishment. Nobody seemed to know the standard for the original offense. Nobody seemed to know what could be done to undo it.

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Igniter circuit for gas water heater?

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Possible

His defense???

Since BK was under contract with a top level program, why such a short list of "available" coaches? If you're willing to lure a coach away from a title contender with a massive contract, why isn't every top coach in the nation on your list?

Most of if not all of those other coaches were thought to be on the rise from smaller programs. FBK is certainly the outlier.

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Once, maybe twice, but I doubt this is happening so frequently that it's the primary reason for our offensive struggles.

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Agreed, if he is changing calls at the line it's because he's been given authority to do so based on what he is seeing. Now, it's very possible that Sloan does not agree with those decisions. Either way the game planning is not up to par.

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Being mad at his presser answers, especially in light of him being the most transparent coach most of us have ever seen at LSU, is just being intellectually dishonest or lacking self awareness.

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IMO, he's not being transparent. He's trying to give the perception that he is in total control and has an answer for everything, After every loss he has some answer that he offers up to correct a specific problem.

Even if it's legitimate I don't care. You can say it's because of anger and I still don't care. All of these "corrections" he comes up with in the post game pressers don't matter. He gets paid to foresee these issues. This isn't a trial and error game. He doesn't get another shot to game plan against Ole Miss.

The NFL and NCAA have gotten the targeting rule wrong from the beginning in my opinion. The last thing I think they should look at is contact with the player's head. First thing is the form of the tackle. If he isn't leading with the crown, then you can look at if he's intentionally making contact with the player's head. Most of the time, the offensive player is bracing for impact or lowering his head to initiate contact also.

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Lemme get this straight. A weird content creator who calls himself “The Bear Guy” just so happens to find and shoot dead a bear in his kitchen one night?

Anybody think it’s possible he left his kitchen window/door open in bear country and basically baited this bear into entering his house and getting killed for views?

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I googled "guy shoots bear in kitchen" and found the original video from his home surveillance camera.

The video posted here is edited. He didn't have on any tactical gear. He didn't stop to narrate anything. He simply goes down the stairs, enters the kitchen and shoots the charging bear.

Not having your starting QB throw a single pass in a practice for the second time is concerning. Even if he's just "resting" his arm he would be doing some tossing.

Unfortunately we weren't good enough to play man on the corners when we needed to. Baker also had zero trust in his safeties' pass coverage abilities. That means a soft zone and a nickel or dime package because you are scared to give up a deep ball. either way you have more DB's on the field playing far off the LOS. This backs up the entire defense and you try to keep the play in front of you. The QB's that wrecked us were guys that aren't easy to tackle in open space...and they had A TON of open space. You pick your poison. My biggest concern is after you give up 150 yds rushing to a QB you have to adjust and we didn't. We will find out if that's a flaw in Baker's philosophy this season because we have plenty of talent.

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Green when down close to the endzone.
Sharp as a run blocker and receiver on start of drives.

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I believe this is the correct answer. It will be more about where they are on the field. Sharp will start and play between the 20's. Green will get all of the red zone looks and some third down opportunities.

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Who was a guy that was a DL at LSU and not overly impressive, but switched to OL in the league and had a long career?

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Man at least you're trying!!! If it's Al Woods you're thinking about he played nose in the NFL. Played a lot at LSU after being a highly rated player but never really put up numbers.

The post game press conference was a complete recruiting pitch. He gave all the credit to the players and basically said this is why you come to LSU to everyone else. Loved it.