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Damn! 14-0 already?

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Georgia went up 14-0 just as fast against us and lost.

Somehow Georgia lost to Auburn.

So Ole Miss has a chance.

Seems to be a lot of guys running around and throwing the ball at someone.

It's like backyard football for every team.

It was the first time in a long time that the ball bounced our way the whole game.

It seems like we’ve had quite a few games the last five years where we were competitive but made crucial mistakes at the worst times, had penalties that stalled momentum, or watched the other team make miraculous plays.

We finally got one.

Glad we won. I hope we can capitalize and keep building.

But that hope is really really thin right now.

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All the more reasons the SEC as we knew it is dead. It's a husk of what it was.

Not playing Florida this year. Not playing Bama next year. Whole f****** thing stinks.

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There will be seasons where LSU plays:

@Missouri
Oklahoma
@Texas
South Carolina
Texas A&M
@Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
@Ole Miss

I'm flying from Birmingham to Philadelphia in two weeks, and I'm having anxiety about it.

It's weird because I've flown dozens of times in my life and never had issue.

Around three years ago, I developed claustrophobia, something else I had never had an issue with. I was standing in line for a ride at Disney and thought I needed to eat something because I was feeling uncomfortable. I had to leave the line to get some air. A little while later I realized that any confined or overcrowded space made me really uncomfortable.

After that, I started having anxiety issues. I couldn't complete an MRI after multiple attempts (despite having had two MRIs years ago with no issue). I can't ride in the car without driving. Being a passenger sends my anxiety through the roof. Even sometimes when I'm inside my house, I'll feel the need to go outside just to let my body know we're not trapped there.

I've never been an anxiety-riddled person. Ever. Never had claustrophobia. Never feared flying.

But I'm staring at this flight in a few weeks and wondering if I'm going to be the next "that motherfricker is not real!" viral video when I have an inevitable panic attack.

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Take care of your feet, man!

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I think I'm developing my first bunion. I hate having wide feet.

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Give me the 47-year old white guy on his 7th cup of coffee and 3rd divorce with today's Daily Racing Form in his back pocket.

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This dude would have safely landed the plane.

Venables isn’t going anywhere. CFB playoff last year and they beat Texas.

He’ll be on the hot seat next year.

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A bowl game and a winning record isn’t enough for you? When was the last time we did that? Not sure what you expected us to be this season

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It’s like you didn’t even read his post or think one second about the current state of CFB.

There is zero reason to accept “make a shitty bowl game” as the standard of success for a first year coach. There’s also zero reason to accept losing 45-15 to Ole Miss or getting blown out at home just because it’s year one.

Programs are no longer built with recruiting classes that take 2-3 years to materialize.

If a coach can’t figure out how to make us competitive in year one, then they probably aren’t going to figure it out any other year.

And anyway, it’s not like his HS recruiting class is all that great. And he thought a roster of G5 players was a good idea.

So what makes you think the script is going to flip with Golesh?

Somehow our best win is against the likely national champs in their house.

War eagle?