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I literally just made a thread right before this lol
I think curiel’s power number take a significant jump. He’s put on good weight this off season with an already unreal swing. I could see him hitting 14-18 homers hitting over .360 and making him a top 5 pick in the draft. Jake brown will hit more than 6..

I’m expecting 120+ this year
While the portal talk is taking place and we’re discussing the future, I would like to change pace and talk about this upcoming baseball season. I’m familiar with some of the new faces in the lineup but don’t know very much about the new pitchers. Who are some of our top gets so far and what are we projecting as our weekend rotation and high leverage arms?

Going off of last year, assuming:

Friday night guy: Evans
Saturday: Schmidt
Sunday: new arm or Cowan

High leverage: Williams, Cowan, Rizy, Guidry.

Love to see what you guys have seen so far and look forward to this upcoming season!
It had way more to do with the offensive scheme and OL play than anything else.

Offensive Line Portal concerns

Posted by Tigerbait8 on 12/28/25 at 12:54 pm
Are we thinking the reason for the transferring of the OL is more so lane giving them the ultimatum or them thinking they won’t be successful in Lanes system?
9:15 for me. Just worked a 16 hour day. Plan to have a night cap and see where it takes me. If we look uninspired and terrible, I’ll watch til half. If it looks interesting, I’ll fight exhaustion and stay up. Honestly just ready for next year and the off season to start!
It was a troll post to get a reaction by guys like you who don’t understand the internet very well
Just a rough pill to swallow. Same with James Madison. With all the resources that we have and nothing to show for it.

Let’s hope the Lane Train can change that all around.
Only 1 team has more national championships in the modern era and that is Alabama. They are absolutely a blue blood and one of the biggest brands in all of sports, what’re you talking about?
In order:
1. Chambliss (6th year waiver pending)
2. Mason Heintschel
3. Kamario Taylor

re: Who will be QB next year?

Posted by Tigerbait8 on 11/30/25 at 5:40 am to
According to sauce, Trinidad chambliss will apply and get a 6th year waiver granted and is expected to come with Lane.
You just named the top 3 people imo. Danielson, although not the greatest, just brings up the nostalgia of watching prime time CBS games. Romo brings excitement and aikman is so knowledgeable. This is obviously subjective but i enjoy those games more than the other commentators in the sport.

re: Nuss is still a kid

Posted by Tigerbait8 on 11/9/25 at 10:35 pm to
He’s like 23 years old

re: BPB baseball Nov 7th

Posted by Tigerbait8 on 11/7/25 at 4:50 pm to
Don’t worry, the game can’t start without you. They’ll wait for N2daWild since you posted about it.
Well I’d be willing to bet the players don’t to listen to AC/DC, Wham, nickelback, hootie and the blowfish, and Eric Church. I’d imagine they put in the request of what they want to warm up to and that’s what gets played.
What is defined as “piped in music?” Is it the shitty speaker system or is it the type/genre of music? I went to a game a couple years ago and didn’t really notice so just wanted some clarity on what everyone is talking about.
Let’s not pretend 2013 Mett wasnt the real deal. He was really freaking good, just no mobility.
What’re the benefits of spending thousands and even millions of dollars into a football program to help pay for a coach, facilities, funds or contribute to the NIL collective?

What is the return on investment? I just wanted a better understanding of why someone with money would spend their hard earned money towards a college football program, besides helping them to win, unless there is a return investment from it.
You obviously cared enough to spend your time on an LSU message board, click a post, and comment.