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How he thought turning his back to the los when he had quite a good pocket to step into is really kinda weird. No QB ever is taught to do what he did on that play. JD would have probably scored on that play.
Really bad instincts
Really bad instincts
Good, LSU doesn't need a 'big name' coach.
re: Rising Candidate?
Posted by QB on 11/11/25 at 10:02 am to Captain Crown
Just the face that the LSU program needs.
re: Brian Kelly Files Suit Against LSU
Posted by QB on 11/11/25 at 9:56 am to LetsGeauxbb
there is one constant at LSU. If something, anything, can be screwed up, LSU will set the bar.
make him settle or reveal his divorce proceedings in 2023. I am sure he and his wife will love to have that exposed to the nation.
re: Would you consider hiring a young coach who is a first-time HC in a Div I power 5…
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 10:07 am to MichiganTiger
that is the approach I will support. but my choice is Alex Golesh.
He meets ever metric that LSU needs imho.
There are others, but I really think some team is going to get the next saban, but on the offensive side of the ball. Something LSU sorely needs.
He meets ever metric that LSU needs imho.
There are others, but I really think some team is going to get the next saban, but on the offensive side of the ball. Something LSU sorely needs.
If Pigs can figure out how to stop about 3 different plays, then I can't see how LSU can outscore Pigs. Very sad but very true.. We were all hoping for some different wrinkles after two weeks, and all we got was more of the same nonsense that we have tried all year . I really believe an good HS coach in LA could do better with one week of coaching these same players. Honestly, could they do any worse?
LSU scored 0 touchdowns with this leadership. ZERO. how can anyone defend any part of this offense
LSU scored 0 touchdowns with this leadership. ZERO. how can anyone defend any part of this offense
re: Seriously what happened to Nuss? I have never seen such a regression
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:59 am to TankBoys32
my take exactly
Let me give my 2 cents worth based on personal observation.
First of all, I don't believe an money changes hands. I think these 'one sided calls' are just the natural result of being friends with the officials, which is cultivated at Bama.
I have personally been part of a group of bama boosters (not me for sure) on a golf course with Steve Shaw as major part of that group. These guys party, golf and travel together. They have picnics in Birmingham with each other's families. They know each other and their kids on a personal basis, and Shaw, still the head of Rules for the NCAA Rules Committee.
The fact that the SEC and Alabama are so closely tied together is the crux of the issue.
When decisions are made on the field by officials, I don't believe the officials know they are blatantly making a one sided call for or against Bama. I think that if it is a close call, that a very high % goes for Bama must because of natural instinct that they are hoping bama wins. If it isn't a close call, they will make the appropriate call, just so they can 'maintain
their integrity'. So, in bama games, if a call is close, there is probably a 75%+ chance the call will go Bama's way. That also happens during a play, that we have all seen in the past. One particular situation you probably all remember, was when LSU players were BLATANTLY being held in the open field while the bama QB ran for the winning TD, while LSU fans were watching with their mouths open, as to how all officials could 'miss' such blatant holding. It goes back to where their natural preference lies. They want Bama to win, and if they withhold throwing the flag, the score will count and Bama will win, and very few will even notice. They know, and they will have to live with that foreever....but as we have seen year in and year out, they congratulate each other for 'throwing the flag or not throwing the flag' IF it allows Bama to win.
That has been my personal observation for years....check it out next time we play. Watching their interaction together in Birmingham get togethers, makes me not surprised at all. I hate it like every other LSU fan, but I think I know how and why it happens, and it is not that they are paid off.
Just my opinion.
First of all, I don't believe an money changes hands. I think these 'one sided calls' are just the natural result of being friends with the officials, which is cultivated at Bama.
I have personally been part of a group of bama boosters (not me for sure) on a golf course with Steve Shaw as major part of that group. These guys party, golf and travel together. They have picnics in Birmingham with each other's families. They know each other and their kids on a personal basis, and Shaw, still the head of Rules for the NCAA Rules Committee.
The fact that the SEC and Alabama are so closely tied together is the crux of the issue.
When decisions are made on the field by officials, I don't believe the officials know they are blatantly making a one sided call for or against Bama. I think that if it is a close call, that a very high % goes for Bama must because of natural instinct that they are hoping bama wins. If it isn't a close call, they will make the appropriate call, just so they can 'maintain
their integrity'. So, in bama games, if a call is close, there is probably a 75%+ chance the call will go Bama's way. That also happens during a play, that we have all seen in the past. One particular situation you probably all remember, was when LSU players were BLATANTLY being held in the open field while the bama QB ran for the winning TD, while LSU fans were watching with their mouths open, as to how all officials could 'miss' such blatant holding. It goes back to where their natural preference lies. They want Bama to win, and if they withhold throwing the flag, the score will count and Bama will win, and very few will even notice. They know, and they will have to live with that foreever....but as we have seen year in and year out, they congratulate each other for 'throwing the flag or not throwing the flag' IF it allows Bama to win.
That has been my personal observation for years....check it out next time we play. Watching their interaction together in Birmingham get togethers, makes me not surprised at all. I hate it like every other LSU fan, but I think I know how and why it happens, and it is not that they are paid off.
Just my opinion.
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re: Can we all concur that Williams is doing a great job with the Dline
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:33 am to Larry_Hotdogs
Just to be clear, I am not suggesting that Baker be removed. LSU can and has done much. much worse. He and stafff need to step up their player evaluation though. Our 4-5 star transfers played like 2-3 star transfers, except for Hallcy and Delane
re: after what I consider LSU's almost complete bust in the NIL portal last year
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:23 am to JiminyCricket
disagree.....LSU makes it much more complicated than it needs to be because they look at one metric......did they make the playoffs. And LSU is willing apparently to forego the Dec portal, even when LSU needs major help at lots of positions next year, so we can get a coach that had the best players this past year.....just Hallman approach all over again.
re: Can someone explain what Bama did
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:19 am to Byrdybyrd05
they never thought of that, no doubt. These guys are glorified gym coaches, don't ever forget that.
re: After 9 games, WR's have combined for a total of 9 TD's. Highest guy 405 yds total.
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:16 am to ActusHumanus
He is a no doubter to be fired. He is at the same level of competency as Davis, Sloan and you add those key positions with inferior coaching, you have the offense we have. the worst in my 70+ years of watching LSU football.
Not LSU, but explain how the NFL didn't stop all game going forward after the beyond blatant PI against the Saints, when if properly called, Saints kick short fg and go to the Super Bowl.
Of all the blatant calls in sports I have seen in my long lifetime, that is the most egregious.
It was just swept under the rug and everything moved on, just like it happens in the SEC with Bama.
Of all the blatant calls in sports I have seen in my long lifetime, that is the most egregious.
It was just swept under the rug and everything moved on, just like it happens in the SEC with Bama.
after what I consider LSU's almost complete bust in the NIL portal last year
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:09 am
in spite of 18 million dollars spent (Hallcy and Delane not withstanding) I find it almost comical that LSU is considering missing the Dec portal window just so they can try to get a coach that has made the playoffs.
The mentality that says all the best coaches are in the playoffs, is, imo, just how shallow the thinking is a it relates to a new coach charateristics.
All I can say is that Saban was no where near a playoff coach when LSU hired him and he was the best hire ever at LSU. I hope these guys come to their senses and just hire the most talented and innovative, not the one that has had the best players this past year. That is just such lazy thinking.
The mentality that says all the best coaches are in the playoffs, is, imo, just how shallow the thinking is a it relates to a new coach charateristics.
All I can say is that Saban was no where near a playoff coach when LSU hired him and he was the best hire ever at LSU. I hope these guys come to their senses and just hire the most talented and innovative, not the one that has had the best players this past year. That is just such lazy thinking.
re: Most sickening thing about the game Saturday night
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:04 am to Sheriff Brackett
You nailed it....not our night
re: Can we all concur that Williams is doing a great job with the Dline
Posted by QB on 11/10/25 at 9:03 am to OhioLSUfan
I agree with you and think that this lack of production from DE this year is really a major reason why our D hasn't been better....probably more so than any other position. The reason is because effective DE play, whether a sack or just a pressure or just turn the QB in a direction he doesn't want to go, or just keep the play from breaking outside containment....all of these things were missing this year. And the lack thereof makes the db, safety jobs that much harder. I just recall all the major hype these guys had, especially Pyburn and Peyton, and there work this year can't be characterized as anything but below average at best.
LSU had a lot of major NIL disappointments this year, and I lay that all on the coaching staff for poor evaluation and coaching.,...but we all know that now.
LSU had a lot of major NIL disappointments this year, and I lay that all on the coaching staff for poor evaluation and coaching.,...but we all know that now.
re: Can we all concur that Williams is doing a great job with the Dline
Posted by QB on 11/9/25 at 7:14 pm to geauxpurple
I agree but isn't that failure on our DE's and their coaching. Huge disappointment based on their preseason hypy and nil money.
Williams inside with the injuries has done a great job for a first year coach imho. Bama couldn't run inside, I know that.
Williams inside with the injuries has done a great job for a first year coach imho. Bama couldn't run inside, I know that.
re: Will getting benched light a fire under Nuss?
Posted by QB on 11/9/25 at 7:09 pm to prplhze2000
are you implying that Nuss isn't trying 100%
While he missed a couple of open receivers on crucial downs, I have never thought for a second that Nuss wasn't giving 100% effort.
While he missed a couple of open receivers on crucial downs, I have never thought for a second that Nuss wasn't giving 100% effort.
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