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re: What’s Landry being so involved in LSU athletics?
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:33 am to Turkeyneck81
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:33 am to Turkeyneck81
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I was just wondering. He is all over yahoo sports, cbs sports and what not. I thought it was odd that’s all.
He's trying to boost his name up in the RNC for future campaigns. That's why he's meddling with Greenland and dickriding everything MAGA. I think he's as slimy as they come, but he has been producing results here in Louisiana. As long as he doesn't shite the bed like Bobby Jindal did his 2nd term trying to make a presidential bid, I'd vote for him again.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:36 am to NWLA_Bama
Or y'all can take Moscona at his word.
Moscona posted a report detailing what went on during his interview with Landry in the middle of the "kick out LSU" nonsense. He said that during each commercial break Landry was firing away questions trying to find out what was going on. Moscona said it was clear that Landry was totally in the dark about everything.
People are mistaking Landry running his mouth to actually having unusual influence over the school and the program. Yeah, he did speak up last season, but there were a lot of people who wanted Kelly and Woodward gone, and if there wasn't booster support for those moves it wouldn't have mattered what Landry wanted because the state is not on the hook for the buyouts.
As far as Space X goes, Landry's biggest contribution was not getting in the way. That site has everything Space X needs (very rural, easy access to natural gas and other energy sources via pipeline, ability to launch west/east and north/south orbits). It's the only site in the entire continental US that has all of those qualities.
Moscona posted a report detailing what went on during his interview with Landry in the middle of the "kick out LSU" nonsense. He said that during each commercial break Landry was firing away questions trying to find out what was going on. Moscona said it was clear that Landry was totally in the dark about everything.
People are mistaking Landry running his mouth to actually having unusual influence over the school and the program. Yeah, he did speak up last season, but there were a lot of people who wanted Kelly and Woodward gone, and if there wasn't booster support for those moves it wouldn't have mattered what Landry wanted because the state is not on the hook for the buyouts.
As far as Space X goes, Landry's biggest contribution was not getting in the way. That site has everything Space X needs (very rural, easy access to natural gas and other energy sources via pipeline, ability to launch west/east and north/south orbits). It's the only site in the entire continental US that has all of those qualities.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:49 am to Turkeyneck81
LSU is the flagship university for the state and brings in more money than the Saints.
LSU runs a high profile athletic program where all their head coaches in the big 4 sports are nationally recognized. They run in the black.
Sankey and the SEC are still trying to make all this about LSU, but have not cited a documented incident of LOIC in regards to the football team. All the have is “someone said, I heard”.
None of that will win in any court. Only the hardcore contrarians and trolls refuse to recognize this.
SEC appealed the ruling in secret for a reason. They wanted the expected loss to also be secret.
Their Federal Court case is actually weaker and will probably be dismissed with the SEC having to reimburse LSU for legal expenses.
Never let Liberal women govern men’s sports. You get that Tennessee woman with hurt feelings along with Stankeys sandy vag.
No court wants to hear “it’s the same thing but this minor technicality that applies here, but we ignore it there and further over it’s not even a consideration”
LSU runs a high profile athletic program where all their head coaches in the big 4 sports are nationally recognized. They run in the black.
Sankey and the SEC are still trying to make all this about LSU, but have not cited a documented incident of LOIC in regards to the football team. All the have is “someone said, I heard”.
None of that will win in any court. Only the hardcore contrarians and trolls refuse to recognize this.
SEC appealed the ruling in secret for a reason. They wanted the expected loss to also be secret.
Their Federal Court case is actually weaker and will probably be dismissed with the SEC having to reimburse LSU for legal expenses.
Never let Liberal women govern men’s sports. You get that Tennessee woman with hurt feelings along with Stankeys sandy vag.
No court wants to hear “it’s the same thing but this minor technicality that applies here, but we ignore it there and further over it’s not even a consideration”
This post was edited on 9/15/26 at 9:51 am
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:51 am to Celery
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I don’t remember a governor in my lifetime, the last 45 years, being involved at all
So you don’t remember JBE threatening to shutdown LSU football if he didn’t get his way?
This post was edited on 9/15/26 at 9:53 am
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:52 am to Turkeyneck81
It may be normal in Louisiana, but please don't put the rest of us in that bucket. Clearly the Governor is just bored, having already addressed the high poverty and violet crime rates in the state and their 49th ranked education system. No, wait...
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:52 am to stitchop
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I would translate it for A&M students but I don't speak fig
How old are you shitchop? 13 or 14? You obviously do not have a very high IQ. That is one of the weakest comebacks I have ever seen on this board. You are going to face some severe challenges in life being that ignorant.

Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:53 am to Milk
The SEC literally amended their federal filing to include comments made during locker room speech and post game comments.
The court would not be amused had this made it to an actual hearing
The court would not be amused had this made it to an actual hearing
Posted on 9/15/26 at 9:56 am to Dawgs2122
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It may be normal in Louisiana, but please don't put the rest of us in that bucket
No one from LSU can speak out publicly against the SEC. There are large fines attached and other penalties.
Our Governor is not bound by this so we have elected officials speaking out.
If this was Georgia or any other school in our shoes, your elected officials would be speaking out because they are the only ones that could.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 10:00 am to Turkeyneck81
Governor Landry is AWESOME. Brought SPACE X to south Louisiana, and a new Hyundai plant is being built around the BTR area, also. No governor has brought this many jobs to Louisiana. Avoid all the Liberal Lunatic chatter.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 10:01 am to Milk
We had the state AG speaking out on what was at the time a legal matter. That is not remotely on the same level.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 10:03 am to Tigerdew
Speak for yourself. The guy revamped LSU and brought in hundreds of billions of dollars in investments to Louisiana. Done more than any gov in last 20 or 30 years
Posted on 9/15/26 at 10:04 am to Crab trapper12
"Speak for yourself. The guy revamped LSU and brought in hundreds of billions of dollars in investments to Louisiana. Done more than any gov in last 20 or 30 years"
EXACTLY!!!!!
EXACTLY!!!!!
This post was edited on 9/15/26 at 10:04 am
Posted on 9/15/26 at 10:20 am to Crab trapper12
You need good schools for companies to invest though. It is difficult to invest in a state with a very bad education system because potential hires see that and steer clear. I was with Lowe's corporate many years ago and saw it first hand. They ended up moving their corporate HQ from North Wilkesboro to Mooresville because the Wilkes County schools were so bad they couldn't get the caliber of people they wanted to hire to relocate. Fortunately in that case it was more localized to the county versus the state as a whole.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 10:51 am to Dawgs2122
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We had the state AG speaking out on what was at the time a legal matter. That is not remotely on the same level.
The GA AG spoke about upholding legal action against LSU when he had no standing and when he had no idea that LSU was not a party to the Pyburn v. NCAA lawsuit that the SEC decided to stick it's nose into.
The LA AG submitted an amicus brief in the Pyburn lawsuit and got named as a defendant in the SEC v LSU lawsuit as a result.
So, yeah, these things aren't the same.
GEAUX TIGERS!
Posted on 9/15/26 at 11:00 am to Quicksilver
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Musk Not a hard deal to secure, just requires bending over and spreading them for Elon
Maybe so, but while he’s bending over, men like my sons will be working there, making good money while being able to come home on the weekends and see their families.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 11:13 am to Windy City
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Governor Mike Braun of Indiana? Seems he has quite a hand in College governance. Sweeping Governance Overhaul (Budget Bill, signed May 6, 2025) The 2025-27 budget included last-minute provisions that critics called "a complete takeover" of public higher education: Full gubernatorial control over the Indiana University Board of Trustees — eliminating alumni-elected seats so Braun appoints all nine members Faculty "productivity" reviews and a requirement to post syllabi online Faculty emeriti barred from voting in faculty governance bodies ~5% cut to state higher education funding IU Board of Trustees: In June 2025, Braun appointed sports-connected members to the IU Board of Trustees, including reappointing former IU basketball great Quinn Buckner (who led IU to the 1976 national title) as board chair, and adding sports broadcaster Sage Steele
I’m speaking athletics and in the sports news. I will readily admit I don’t watch the news much because it all just seems like trash. I do remember something in the past where Purdue academics was talked about but that’s it. I went to IU but don’t really pay attention to academics or anything else because the school is very liberal. Either way I just found it interesting being in the sports news so much.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 4:09 pm to Thorny
He is an AG in a state where the flagship university would be impacted by the matter. It is certainly within the realm of reason he would have an opinion on the matter and state it as it was a well known topic with interest among his constituents. You should worry more about QB play than legal matters anyway.
Posted on 9/15/26 at 5:20 pm to Russianblue
You mentioned 1 governor out of how many Louisiana has had. So it’s not normal. Normal means it’s happens quite often than not. jBE, Bobby Jindal , Kathleen blanco, Edwin edwards, and Mike foster has never been this involved with lsu athletics. And if they did, it was behind closed doors.
Posted on 9/16/26 at 7:46 am to stitchop
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I would translate it for A&M students but I don't speak fig
Posted on 9/16/26 at 7:55 am to billjamin
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It’s very normal. Been going on for decades. Huey P Long used to drag the band around with him.
Normal in Louisiana. Not nearly so much in other states.
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