LSUMONSTER

N. Saban???????????????

I agree.

Would rather coach O than B. Kelly.

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Brennan quietly had a great season whenever he came in with the backups towards the end of games, made the most of the time he had with the backups

I think he shines next season

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:nana: :nana: :nana:

I do think M. Brennan will shock college football next year too.
Back to back SEC champ.

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And to think, your dumbass wanted to fire the head coach after the 2017 season.

Rickdaddy4188:
I don't think it's bias to be unhappy with hiring someone with so little qualifications. If you're already on the fence with a hire and we have the season we had in 2017 I don't think it's bias to want to go ahead and cut bait. I don't think he will ever have a better chance at 11 or 2 wins again in his tenure at lsu.

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To be honest, Tiger Ree, lots of people didn't like coach O then either, but he has done a great job so far and at least for now, we are all LSU fans.

Sit back and enjoy the greatest season in LSU football :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

He is who he is!!!
Shouldn't Auburn know that by now??? :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:

"LSU ranked #2 in USA Today "re-rank" - MustWin
on 9/24/19 at 7:41 am
Yes LSU and auburn will both beat Bama. Book it. Then Nick will retire at end of the season after his capital one bowl loss to michigan....
Posted on Tiger Rant"

:bow: :bow: :bow:

Now predict which team will win it all???

This might blow some of you morons’ minds, but joe alleva did a lot of good things for LSU.

I am with you.
Alleva hired coach O when no one would give him a chance. Alleva also hired W. Wade.
We need to give credit where credit's due.

I have not read it yet.
Thanks for sharing.
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Come on, you are now comparing Alabama to Ole Miss???

That is the highest and lowest ranking each team was ranked this season.
Alabama was ranked #1 (highest) and now #9 (lowest).

If Saban said that, X. Hill can be a great guard in the NFL.

From Wikipedia about Antonio Gates:

"College career
Originally, Gates enrolled at Michigan State University wanting to play football under then-coach Nick Saban as well as basketball under coach Tom Izzo. Upon enrolling, he learned that Saban wanted him to play only football.[7] Gates then chose to pursue playing basketball by transferring to Eastern Michigan University. He played there part of a season before transferring to the College of the Sequoias, a junior college in California, to focus on academics. Recruited by Stan Heath, Gates transferred to Kent State University in northeastern Ohio.[8]"

A. Gates ended up playing football only.