SeauxCal_Tiger

Not a melt, just calling it like I see it. I'm not a Chavis hater and I wasn't thrilled to see him go but at the same time it's no secret that the "3rd and Chavis" act was starting to wear thin with us. Maybe Steele sucks maybe not.. but even the great defensive mastermind, Saban, with all his 5 star recruits has had several teams blow-up on him in the past two seasons. :nana:

He has turned down UM twice in the past (allegedly), so why would he decide to make the jump now? What has really changed for Miles in the past 10 years that would cause him to change his mind? I can't seem to think of anything vastly different. He had two previous chances to coach at his alma matter, but didn't. Each one of those times could have been "his last chance" but it did not seem to affect his decision. From a risk perspective, why would he want to potentially damage his legacy by leaving a highly successful program in the best conference, surrounded by the top recruiting pools, in a state that does not have to compete with other in-state universities and go to a program that is clearly on a downward slide in a weak conference? Idk, maybe the recent death of his mother could potentially sway him to want to "go back home"? Anyhow, whatever happens I think LSU will be ok. The dark days are forever behind us.... I hope.
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Yeah, but I doubt Jarvis is an insecure little frickhead like Everett was.

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seriously... if you're ready to fight because a radio host made fun of your name, then you are officially a little Bit@h. :lol:

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I understand your perspective.

If you would just give it a real chance, you might see that we are still slaves, just with an illusion of choice.

Voting is a joke. When was the last time we had faith in our government, or any of our leaders?

Think of a building with two entrances, one left and one right. What if it doesn't matter which door you chose because they both lead to the same and only exit.

The only thing worse than tyrants, slavery and all this ugly past you spout on about, is the illusion of change.

When people can see their cage, at least they can will to break out. What's worse is convoluted truth contorted until you believe you live in the wild, but instead voluntarily chose to lock yourself in a cage.

The human spirit has never been in worse shape, and this extra information is a self inflicted poison.

I'm not without hope though. Most people who know me believe I am an optimist. I act through optimism, but learn and discover with realism.

I can understand everyone's addiction to the lies the world tells us. Ignorance is a much easier and more accepted path

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It's apparent you took the red pill...

I'm glad to hear that sports, especially LSU related, allows you a brief escape from these capitalist bastards and the evil dark world they have created for us all. :cheers:

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How can anyone like him?

The guy is unoriginal, arrogant, infantile, repetitve and shallow. He demeans people constantly including his listeners.

His sustaining popularity only validates the ugly trend of moral and intellectual degradation of society.

If you took a cross section of his listening demographic you would get low income, special needs, loud shouting ignorant fans that pray their qb gets hurt when he throws his first interception so the second string can play and the winning head coach gets fired with the smallest mistake

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You called into Rome and he ran you (hung up on you), didn't he? lol.

I am actually impressed with your insight there, but I think you have to understand sarcasm to really appreciate his show.

Damn it!! :wah:

You people obviously don't get it? Ray Charles could see what is going on here. Quite obviously Bielema is just a patsy here. Saban is behind all of this. Saban realizes that he is causing Bama to take too much heat from the media and other fan bases out there. Saban knows he needs to do damage control. The plan is hatched. He holds a secret meeting with Bielame and tells him to push the agenda further. Saban promises to let Ar-kansas win their next match up if Bielame owns the anti-HUNH push. Little does Bret know that Saban plans to keep the score close until the 4th at which point he dials up the HUNH offense and blows the hogs out. Bret continues to look fat and dumb, Saban appears to have adapted to the game.

On another note, I have been on a House of Cards, season 2 marathon the last two days, lol! :doublebird:

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I still consider West Monroe an LSU stronghold. Cam Robinson, a transfer from Ouachita, was the exception, not the norm. However, Saban has some strong ties to the area that can't be discounted. A strong LSU recruiter though will win the day in most cases.

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What does that mean, "strong ties"? Does that mean a LA high school football coach (who is probably the biggest influence in a players decision making) has a better relationship, maybe more respect, for Saban than the coach of the flagship university in the state he is in? That sounds like an issue to me. :banghead

Result: some coaches are steering their kids toward Bama?
Solution: punch said coaches in the face!

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Kids go where they want to go. This is a dumb thread

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Ultimately they make the final decision, but they are heavily influenced by someone/something to arrive at that decision.

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