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dallastigers
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re: Elko refers to Texags as a “cesspool”
Posted by dallastigers on 10/10/26 at 3:51 pm to 1999
Since his new contract Elko has been acting like he wants to get fired (without cause). He had a horrible off season bringing in players and coaches to replace those he lost.
re: Is there a worse QB than Marcel Reed?
Posted by dallastigers on 10/10/26 at 3:38 pm to moneyg
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The 2026 version of Marcel Reed is what it looks like when you take a guy who is an elite runner, work very hard to convert him to a passer, convince him to stay in the pocket...and realize he's not capable of that.
They've broken Reed.
I think he is what he has always been. They lost several O linemen drafted by NFL teams as well as a playmaking receiver/return guy. He needs a good running from both RBs and his running adding additional pressure to defense to make throws over the top or against coverages by defenses sold out to stop the run.
They cannot run the ball this season unless defensive is bad, and Reed cannot pass to open up the run game.
Good OL, good running game, and an added WR weapon who is good after the catch Reed can be just an ok QB until he plays elite defenses. If he does not have good OL, running game, or that added WR he sucks arse.
I also think last year’s OC was a big part of his success as he helped limit his mistakes and being put in situations of having to force bad decisions. They also had enough talent around him to make up for mistakes he still made when playing overmatched defenses. When they faced top defenses the OC went conservative which some A&M fans complained that he held Reed back, but he really kept Reed in check to try to avoid whats happening now. When the OC left to be a head coach A&M promoted a career WR coach that no other team in over 20 years wanted to run their offense or call plays.
re: Round Two: Daisy Duke vs Daisy Duke
Posted by dallastigers on 10/10/26 at 10:19 am to BoomerandSooner
Prime Jessica Simpson over Catherine Bach, but Bach’s Daisy Duke over Simpson’s Daisy Duke. Bach’s Daisy Duke looks more natural and less manufactured than Simpson’s Daisy Duke.
re: Roger Fortson trial- deputy not guilty of manslaughter of Airman who opened door with gun
Posted by dallastigers on 10/8/26 at 2:27 pm to Ghost of Colby
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Once again, Ben Crump is providing inaccurate information to the public.
About 40 seconds elapsed between the first knock and the third and final knock.
When Crump is involved I start out believing the opposite of what he says until I can find out independently what is BS, what has a some truth to it, and what is factual, and I then draw my own conclusions. Thats if I have the time and the inclination to look into whatever he is peddling. If I don’t I just go with the opposite of Crump which is usually correct anyway.
re: Video of Hank Williams Jr. before the mountain accident
Posted by dallastigers on 10/8/26 at 2:20 pm to TJG210
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Hank Williams Jr
When I was in high school I went to one of his concerts. I was not big on country music and just went with some friends, but he put on a good show. I didn’t go out and buy any music or go to any other country music concerts, but I definitely felt like the concert ticket was money well spent.
re: Roger Fortson trial- deputy not guilty of manslaughter of Airman who opened door with gun
Posted by dallastigers on 10/8/26 at 2:02 pm to Jimbeaux
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Did the deputy have a reasonable belief that his life was in imminent danger as he approached what he reasonably suspected was a domestic violence situation and the suspect was armed with a handgun?
It’s not uncommon for law enforcement to get ambushed in these situations a suicide by cop goal by a perp.
One thing I would like to see is a shift towards specialized groups with specific training and equipment including vests & shields to avoid loss of life on both sides performing initial knock and secure in these situations along with them being clearly marked as cops with lights flashing (announce themselves as armed police loudly with wearing very visibly marked uniforms like the British do at least on their cop shows). Once person and/home home are secured they leave and allow other cops to handle the rest. Can’t do with every knock on a door, but some are definitely more problematic. Also add a higher threshold for warrants for going in dark or more hidden including no knocks which should also be done by highly trained and properly geared groups.
It would take more money as well as some better coordination and utilization of assets between local and county and state law enforcement.
At a minimum cops need to be doing less of this on their own. They should have someone covering them that they trust and that has been trained to not react until imminent danger of life is clear. Being alone on some of these kinds of calls makes threshold of being in reasonable fear of life much lower. Departments still have to hire enough to always have a back up for situations like these.
re: Video of Hank Williams Jr. before the mountain accident
Posted by dallastigers on 10/8/26 at 1:04 pm to CatfishJohn
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because the higher ups somewhere don't like the optics of keeping you. They cave to a vocal minority and media pressure.
Pre-Musk this is what they used Twitter for. They would basically act like Twitter outrage and tweets going viral were valid public opinion polls that a business should follow knowing their ilk controlled the message. Antifada or other leftists would get used when actual people were needed on the scene for visuals of the outrage to push on old media as well as for algorithmic controlled trends on social media. Leftist hedge funds would also apply carrot/stick approach to pressure companies not directly under a Dem or leftist control which was particularly effective during shutdowns with companies fighting for survival and the hedge funds buying up cheap stock of companies they wanted to gain some influence over after the initial collapse of stock prices with covid.
re: Players file motion for contempt against Sankey, SEC, and LSU
Posted by dallastigers on 10/7/26 at 5:55 pm to Buryl
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One player, Jazmin Ferguson, terminated a professional contract and returned to collegiate soccer, the filing states. While a temporary restraining order was in effect, LSU played Ferguson in matches, according to the motion.
So did they stop her from continuing to play? And who did this? I don’t think the SEC rule on professionals included women’s soccer.
re: 26-year-old LSU student arrested, after raping a male and female student
Posted by dallastigers on 10/6/26 at 4:45 pm to Bubb
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Seriously, how did he get accepted into LSU? What are the current minimum GPA, ACT, SAT scores, or does it vary by demographic?
No minimum for admissions or for scholarships awarded, and until 2028 not even required for all applicants for admissions or for scholarships. Inflated HS GPAs were rewarded with holistic approach to admissions and rewarding of scholarships. New guys got submitting ACT/SATs back as a requirement for all starting for fall 2028 class but still didn’t implement a minimum.
Tate kept reducing the white % of incoming freshmen classes to the point of dropping below 50% of the previous 2 incoming new freshmen classes and also reducing their total numbers even while increasing the freshmen class totals.
The new guys did a better job with what was basically Tate’s last class (along with his interim) - the fall 2026 new freshmen class - than I expected. Even though likely a lot of offers already made before they were in place their decision to restrict growth of the class even with record number of applicants reversed the anti-white trend. They still haven’t released last Spring’s undergraduate demographics or this fall’s total campus demographics without including online, graduate, professional, & maybe even duel-credit, but again the fall’s freshmen class reversed some of Tate’s trends with freshmen classes. The lower ACT average is going to be tainted by score submissions being voluntary. The % had dropped to around 47% for fall 2024 class (last reported) while Tate’s other trends were happening.
2026 Fall Profile of New Freshmen (wish formatting here respected additional spaces for separation purposes)
Fall 2026 New Freshmen__Fall 2025 New Freshmen
Total___7,482________________8,212
white __3,817 51.0%__________3,995 48.6%
black __1,924 25.7%__________2,331 28.4%
Submitted ACT avg score
26.9________________________27.1
Louisiana Resident by fees paid
65.3%_______________________62.4%
4,888________________________5,122
Louisiana Resident by Geographic Origin
62.0%_______________________61.4%
Males increased by 1.2% points over 2025’s which changed another trend.
https://www.lsu.edu/data/student-data/dashboards/retention.php
quote:https://www.lsu.edu/data/files/enrollment_highlights/enrollment_highlights-fall2026.pdf
FALL NEW FRESHMEN HIGHLIGHTS
• The 2026 full-time, first-year cohort totals 7,482, the fourth largest in LSU history
• ACT Composite is 26.9, the third highest in LSU history
• High School Weighted Transcript GPA is 3.88, the highest in LSU history
• Percent Female is 61.0%, the second highest in LSU history (2024 & 2025 classes tied at 62.2% with 2025 having larger quantity)
• Percent First-Generation is 33.8%, the second highest in LSU history
• Enrollment by Geographic Origin:
Louisiana: 62.0% (2025 highlights at 61.4% but based on the current deposited students on 8-28-2025 not census & 2026 by fees paid at 65.3%)
Other State: 36.5%
Other Country: 1.5%
Ogden Honors College:
• Cohort total is 1,035
• ACT Composite is 31.3
• High School Weighted Transcript GPA is 4.27
re: Scrubs 2026 Season 2 Premiere
Posted by dallastigers on 10/6/26 at 3:35 pm to Ohana
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Much like this thread. Only half the viewers showed up to watch the premiere
Not sure why after the fantastic last season.
If I had not seen this thread right I would not have known it was already starting. I found out about the first season here as well. I knew it had been renewed, but since I didn’t pay a lot of attention to announcement beyond being renewed I guess I was kind of expecting 2nd season to be in the Spring half of the tv season. I am not used to following broadcast TV seasons anymore.
re: Scrubs 2026 Season 2 Premiere
Posted by dallastigers on 10/6/26 at 3:23 pm to LSUDonMCO
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Cox's wife, Jordan, played by Christa Miller, did those silicon lips and other work done, which is distracting. But the show is getting its legs under it.
As bad as it was her face seemed a little better than last/first season. Maybe a little less botox mixed in. Not sure but initially in her episode I actually could recognize an older version of Jordan in some expressions (with the crap she had done back towards 2nd half of original series) instead of Jack Nicholson as the Joker in the first season.
Whether from the camera adjustments they talked about or other reasons Elliot looked better than 1st. It was also better and more realistic to allow JD’s hair to be more gray all over. I don’t know if it was natural color, but after seeing him full gray in Bad Monkey it was weird to see his hair 1st season. Looked like someone trying to look younger by going too dark with their hair than what matches the age of their face. They also gave him back some sideburns which JD had in original (longer then).
Now they need to reduce Turk’s teeth. In scenes it looks like he has to force his lips down around them try to not have them stand out as much to not have teeth become part of thr jokes like Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) in Justified.
The black surgical intern or resident has gotten more annoying. I was glad to see less influencing by Tosh (might be spelled differently), but they also at least temporarily made her more annoying in one of the episodes.
re: 26-year-old LSU student arrested, after raping a male and female student
Posted by dallastigers on 10/5/26 at 6:34 pm to LsuNav
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You have no idea if this guy is low IQ. You just getting your daily racist post crap in. I’ll grant you the low impulse control. It’s so weird how some of you choose what you say based on what the guy looks like. Rape is rape wrong is wrong. It does not have a color.
Do you feel better about yourself now?
Read the articles. He doesn’t come across as being very bright in them. Could he have been nervous in front of the cops sure, but it along with being 26 and possibly just starting college or struggling to finish without any know military service (or being a long term coma patient) would tend to have people questioning his intelligence without seeing a picture.
You agreeing to low impulse can be seen as racist by blacks.
Or you could just be focused on the individual and be correct. Regardless you need to control your impulse to get offended and lash out with cries of racism.
re: 26-year-old LSU student arrested, after raping a male and female student
Posted by dallastigers on 10/5/26 at 2:56 pm to Breauxsif
Not sure if this has been posted, but the article online at the lsu reveille is better. It is strange that the wbrz web article is still written as victims being a male and a female. Either complete incompetence or maybe there is something to it like one is trans and descriptions are split between using sex or using victim’s choice. Seems more likely to be the former.
https://lsureveille.com/290020/news/man-arrested-saturday-for-allegedly-committing-two-third-degree-rapes-on-campus-lsupd-says/
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LSU Police Department arrested a man after he allegedly raped two women on campus this weekend.
…According to the arrest report, the first rape occured early Saturday morning. One of the victims told investigators that they did not give consent to Bovie and repeatedly tried to push him off.
Bovie then allegedly raped the second victim, which the first victim partially recorded on a cell phone, according to an incident report.
Detectives were able to review the cell phone footage and arrest Bovie after searching his apartment.
After the arrest, Bovie was interviewed about both alleged rapes. Detectives said that Bovie claimed the first victim “gave him physical or nonverbal cues that he interpreted as consent,” but never gave verbal consent, according to the incident report.
The incident report says that Bovie could also not identify specific behavior when asked to explain what he interpreted as consent.
Bovie also admitted in the interview that the second victim was incapacitated and did not give consent at the time of the second rape.
https://lsureveille.com/290020/news/man-arrested-saturday-for-allegedly-committing-two-third-degree-rapes-on-campus-lsupd-says/
re: 26-year-old LSU student arrested, after raping a male and female student
Posted by dallastigers on 10/5/26 at 9:33 am to lsufan112001
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Only reason that dude is still in school is so he can live on student loans. And the raping of course.
Probably not a loan but a grant. Free……
Tate probably gave him a scholarship without an ACT or SAT score.
re: Plague watch 2026: Russian officials change the official story again
Posted by dallastigers on 10/4/26 at 7:15 pm to cajunangelle
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The 28-year-old lab technician Darya Shipilova, died yesterday after breaking a test tube with live Yersinia pestis the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute on September 25th while handling samples.
Did they immediately quarantine her and anyone that could have been exposed and then treat the area to kill the bacteria?
EDIT: I guess not. Russia and China before should be held responsible for their shoddy labs leaking crap.
quote:
…a lab technician died and hundreds of people she came into contact with were placed in quarantine.
… Shipilova told medical staff she had accidentally broken a test tube holding live bacteria, according to news outlet Lyudi Baikala.
She then became unwell while on a field expedition with colleagues in Buryatia, beside Russia's eastern border with Mongolia.
Shipilova was admitted to hospital on September 29 and placed on a ventilator but died two days later.
She came into contact with roughly 200 people, who are now being monitored over fears of an outbreak.
Three hospitals in the region have been placed under secure measures, as a mask mandate has been put in place.
re: Skyy Clark now ruled ineligible (ETA maybe not)
Posted by dallastigers on 10/2/26 at 6:39 pm to purplengold1
They really need to add to the Save college sports law that it becomes the exclusive domain of federal courts.
re: Trail Blazers hire & fire announcer on same day - sex/race Tweets he made at 15 years old
Posted by dallastigers on 10/2/26 at 6:28 pm to biglego
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Devon Haskins,
What a useless pathetic bitch
It’s pathetic, but the GM and the owner, who lives in Dallas far away from Portland, aren’t much better for being scared of the offended mob in this situation.
If not posting about other races negatively to any degree is a job requirement how are blacks still employed??
re: Christina Pike execution isn't the first failed execution in TN this year
Posted by dallastigers on 10/2/26 at 5:45 pm to Ben Rumson
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That's fine, I'm just saying there are probably 150,000 people sitting in prison for murder right now who deserve death just as much as she did, yet they didn't get the death penalty.
Just a guess, probably 100,000 of those that deserve it more than her.
I guess as a species we're just too stupid to apply the death penalty in somewhat of a fair and just manner.
23 states, DC, and several territories don’t have the death penalty as an option in their laws.
Several more states that have it as an option in their laws have either a judicial stoppage of some kind or Governor decree creating a moratorium on performing the actual executions. Some have been in place long enough like in California that they have also likely limited the penalty even being sought in the first place to at least a small degree especially with certain DAs & Judges.
Some of that argument about being arbitrary or fair is about federalism. It affects your numbers comparing death row numbers to convicted murderers in another post either way.
I don’t know if you are (I just could not find anything saying 150,000 without including non-capital murder & manslaughters), but If you are including all criminal homicides or just including any non-capital murders to get to 150,000 you would be including more where capital punishment is not option regardless of which state is involved.
Comparing elements required for capital murder convictions in states with death penalty to the next lesser murder charge in same state might be a better study of fairness, what is just, and how much is arbitrary in those specific states than just comparing total murder/homicide convictions to death row populations.
With capital murder trials a comparison of how many convicted get the death penalty compared to those getting life without parole along with those where jury came back with a non-capital conviction instead would also be relevant along with how the laws are written.
re: France exploded in migrant riots today, with schools burning down & churches targeted
Posted by dallastigers on 10/1/26 at 8:50 pm to c on z
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Is embracing fascism considered learning from mistakes?
Ask the fascists pretending to be anti-fascists. Your ilk.
re: Court halts execution of Christa Pike
Posted by dallastigers on 10/1/26 at 8:46 pm to TigerFanatic99
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I'll never understand why they make this so expensive and complicated. Just give her the cheapest anesthesia to put to sleep and pump her with a few grams of fentanol. Call it a day.
Are any of the manufacturers of the drugs used still boycotting selling to state governments or their prison systems due to being used for executions?
I remember when Nitrogen started to be used because of this.
It would not surprise me if some failures are caused by an activist somehow.
re: France exploded in migrant riots today, with schools burning down & churches targeted
Posted by dallastigers on 10/1/26 at 6:29 pm to CleverUserName
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Whelp. They wanted this. Every last bit of it.
At least half people in this country do not want to be taken over, but we are still likely going to vote into a majority of Congress those that do in November (either by those directly voting for Dems or by those refusing to vote for imperfect Republicans which helps the imperfect leftist Dems win anyway). Thats after voting them into the Presidency where this crap is really pushed and abused 12 of the prior 16 years before the 2024 election. It took a free for all with a lot of murderers and rapists let in or allowed to stay under Biden’s Autopen for “moderates” and independents to see that Dems are run leftists and were just waving in problems into the country, but they have already forgotten and will vote for increased obstruction of trying to fix the problem.
In some races be willing to vote for the lesser of 2 evils as long as that candidate will not support selling out our country with more invasions by the 3rd world or admit later that we wanted what we are going to be getting as the “citizen” kids of illegals allowed in from Obama thru Biden’s Autopen become eligible to vote more and more and as the Dems we helped to elect one way or the other fight the removal of illegals including the ones committing crimes and wave in a bunch more when fully back in power.
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