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Dale Brown is 1000 x more divisive than Skip.


Dale was actually known for visiting children's cancer wards, bringing his players to tiny rural rickety wooden churches to meet blind people, etc. Not saying that Skip didn't do charitable "humanitarian" things, but it was more in a general sense like speaking at a fundraising dinner. When Dale dies there are going to be actual individuals who show up at his funeral who had special needs, etc. and will say that they greatly appreciated him treating them like a king for one afternoon with the entire team including its future NBA players tagging along for the visit.

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It's hard to find a single person with anything bad to say about Skip


As A.D., he started the Tradition Fund, which de facto hiked ticket prices by thousands of dollars overnight. He also did not try to stop Nick Saban or Pat Henry from leaving LSU. Saban would have been expensive to try to bribe into staying, but Henry could have easily been convinced that A&M supporters were lying to him when they tried to make it sound like their track program had a sold-out football stadium gameday atmosphere. While LSU's Bernie Moore Track Stadium and Carl Maddox Field House are not exactly "Death Valley," those were larger facilities than A&M had and came with a core of loyal supporters.
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We need a space needle with bright red neon lights. A big red stick shooting up to the sky.


Baton Rouge already has that tall water tower downtown that looks like a large stick. It was painted silver for decades, but when they finally repainted it in recent years, they painted it white for whatever reason instead of making it look more like a giant red stick. Someone (I think it was actor Jamie Wax) started a social media effort to instead shine red uplights upon it to at least make it appear glowing red at night. I guess that his endeavor must have fizzled out, because when I've visited Baton Rouge recently it still hasn't glowed red after dark.

Water tower photo.

re: Skippers house takes a hit.

Posted by TheDude321 on 7/7/26 at 2:21 pm to
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And only having your house destroyed once is rookie territory around here.


Yeah, the bulk of Skip's house went down in an electrical fire previously.
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Fun fact: the referee shown running alongside him was a guy who sneaked on the field in a referee uniform.


I thought that some guy claimed on here years ago that he went through the film reel and could disprove that guy's story. At the very least, I'd doubt that he would have run on the field like that mid-play, especially to signal the go-ahead TD against the team that he was rooting for.
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Good AI fake


I like the way that the Geaux font changes for the letter S between its use in "LSU" and in "SEC".
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I was surprised in the polling so many wanted to keep it and over 40% wanted to keep standard time


Because nobody knows which one is actually "standard" time and which one is "saving" time. If they just called it "winter" time and "rest-of-the-year" time, then people would know.

re: Kelly really did suck.

Posted by TheDude321 on 4/24/26 at 8:27 pm to
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Mascona said BK is a better coach than Lane Kiffin


Daniels won the Heisman in '23 and Nussmeier was picked by some before last season to win it. If Nussmeier had stayed healthy, Kelly would still be here.
The 1991 team won the natty. I think that they started 11-0 in SEC play, took it easy for a while and went like 0-5 against terrible Tennessee and Kentucky squads, and with the conference race now heating up again got their act together and went on a tear and won the SEC title going away, in addition to the national honors.

re: The 1982 Season

Posted by TheDude321 on 4/14/26 at 7:59 pm to
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Lost to sub .500 Miss st….4 years in a row.


Was the ultimate "trap" game for LSU--played the week after the always-big Bama game and the week before the Tulane rivalry game. Perhaps not coincidentally, the game was moved to the "conference opener" slot a few years later, and LSU has subsequently taken it more seriously and gone 28-4-0 in the series since then... :lol:
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No matter where I live I always end up being in the late afternoon to early evening window.


Same...and, without fail, I also always end up living where the extra loud garbage trucks pick up the bins at 4:30 a.m. :banghead:
Peter Cottontail just values his own privacy more than Santa does, baw. :spank:

re: Mt. Rushmore of SEC coaches

Posted by TheDude321 on 4/4/26 at 5:20 pm to
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You obviously have NO clue what puts people on things like Mt. Rushmore. It's lifetime accomplishments.
"Adolph Rupp was a legendary


Well, by that standard, then you can't also overlook that Rupp had a LOT of trouble with NCAA violations. So many violations in fact that wasn't Kentucky the first NCAA program ever given the death penalty? That is a serious level of rule-breaking. :spank:
You're grasping at straws with some of these links. If you're going to list all this stuff, then you might as well go all-out and list other things like NC State later hired Mike Archer as defensive coordinator, former NC State player and coach Ray Tanner hired Mainieri while being athletic director at South Carolina, etc...
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the general population being able to rise up


Well, the general population isn't going "to rise up." Their government murdered 40,000 protesters in the weeks before the U.S. and Israel got involved. Those 40,000 were the most actively opposed to the government. At this point, the remaining people in Iran are either outright pro-government or "sheeple" who will not oppose anything that the government does. Game over.
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Do they still make those?


It was an AI image.:spank:

re: East upper deck

Posted by TheDude321 on 2/5/26 at 11:09 am to
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Quit using that d*m escalator!


They used to have a nice, elongated ramp that went up there on the south end of the East Upper Deck. I head that they removed it to add the South Upper Deck, which seems odd because they had only built it like 15 years before. If true, then I have no idea how they don't violate fire code, because during an emergency evacuating all of those people on a single escalator and several sets of stairs would take an absolute eternity. It must also now have an incredibly long, sprawling line of people to get their tickets scanned and bags checked before the game starts.
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2. @LSUbaseball


Paul Mainieri :bow:
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Joe Adcock was the manager for the Indians


He was also replaced by LSU's own Alvin "Al" Dark!