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Our offense is much better this year, so he’s punting less and from much better field position. Therefore, more of his punts are pooch punts or directional in trying to pin the other team deeper in their own territory and prevent a big return.
1979 vs. Bama. Bama was supposed to be all that. I can’t remember their center’s name, but he was good. Bama’s first time down the court with the ball, C gets it and goes at Tree Green one-on-one, and Green blocks his shot into the 3rd row of the bleachers and we went crazy. Bama didn’t stand a chance, beat them 86-66 and dropped the SEC Championship banner before the end of the game. One of my favorite sports memories!
Until Kennedy gets involved in straightening out the U.S. Senate including stepping up to be one of the 5 Republicans votes to remove Thune, Kennedy should STFU!
It seems to me this is the unique year. In the future if the Big10, SEC, NCAA want to deny eligibility based on a player’s decision to go pro, the rule would be applied…because everyone knows the rule going forward.
But, I think they have a great case in the courts because a judge is going to side with these players because the late stance by the BIG10, SEC, NCAA is denying them the right to another paid year in college…probably way more money than they could make doing anything else.
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Judges are literally running the country!


At the very least helping run the country into the ground!
Just like Skip told Ben McDonald, “Ben, you didn’t come here to go to class, you came here to pitch!”
I hope it’s the following 2 guys because I think if it’s them, it is a sign of team success.
Leavitt - He’s the offensive engine, especially in Kiffin’s offense
Pickett - If he’s a true shut down corner, it allows Blake to do so many more creative options with the defense.
Like Pete Rose said, if you’re going to hit 0.400, you have to hit 6 of 10 balls hard because 2 of them are going to get caught!
I don’t think we need a true dog at that position. I think the total depth of talent is just stupid good and that’s all Baker needs to plat his aggressive style defense.
I suspect that LK is telling them exactly what they’re worth as stated before. But, I also bet that LK is evaluating them on talent and upside (if it’s there) if they have the proper coaching. I’m sure he wants to keep those OL that can improve in the right system.

re: 2million for the running back

Posted by geauxrugby on 12/21/25 at 10:18 am to
I’d rather see them spend the money on the OL. We have the RBs in Berry and Durham that can run though a hole if it exists.
I’d add Kyle Williams to that list.
LSU needs to consider if Key’s success isn’t too heavily influenced by the talent of Haynes King and we end up with a Curly Hallman - Brett Favre repeat. I’m not saying this is the case, just to look really deep into this decision.
The OC could do a lot to help his OL with better play calling. Where is the quick slant to Anderson/Parker? Where’s that middle screen to the WR we ran nicely against Clemson. Have we ever run a draw? Where is the chip block flare to the RB in the flat? Where are the running play drive blocks that are so much easier to execute for the OL?
Based on Curne’s performance on Saturday and having 2 weeks to get him ready, I’d like to see the following OL. If Charles is our next man in and with last year’s experience at C, maybe he could help Curne with his assignments during the game.

Adams
Echols
Moore
Charles
Curne
Ben Wilkerson says hello!
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i mean they are allowed 3 yards,.


And, you’d think that if they could drive block for 3 yrds the RB could fall forward to get a 4th yard!