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Now if our fans will stay the four quarters to support the team. A half-empty stadium late in the game is not a good look to a national TV audience.

Who made the personnel evaluations to decide that these pitchers were SEC worthy?

Continuing the McNeese trend at LSU, Armstrong would be the likely candidate. McNeese just won its conference championship by 17, over Stephen F. Austin, the regular season champ. Led by over 20 until garbage time.

With Landry as Governor, former McNeese Prez Rousse now serving as LSU President, and Lake Charles area resident Lee Mallett as Chairman of the Board, it's hard to imagine that they would overlook him.

You must not have witnessed LSU basketball in the 80's under Dale Brown. While some may have questioned game day coaching decisions, few if any questioned his brilliance as a promoter, a recruiter, a motivator, and as an ambassador for LSU basketball.

There was an excitement surrounding LSU at that time, often reflected by a packed P-MAC and nationally televised matchups. While we were left wanting for a national championship, we as fans were along for the ride, and it was a fun one.

Restoring LSU basketball just takes the right person to guide the program, and a commitment by the Athletic Department.

If true bye, and we wish him well; except, that is, when the Tigers come to Oxford next fall.

Do we know which offensive linemen will play in the bowl game tomorrow?

I started getting the McAfee popups a week or two ago. They pop up more often than not, and are extremely annoying. I haven't had McAfee products for years. Most importantly, I have not had a McAfee popup on any other website. Chicken, hope you can stop this!

How many SEC quarterbacks were the SEC Offensive Player of the Week for their play against Tepper's defense?

Whatever happened to Joe Brady's goal of 10,000 catches over the summer, for a receiver? Virtually eliminated drops in 2019.

Kelly is a victim of his own BS, and of the BS surrounding his hire; that he came to compete against the best; that he would have more resources at his disposal than at Notre Dame; that a national championship would be the expectation; to wait to judge him until after his third year.

This is his fourth year, and he has yet to field a complete team. Is it misses and/or poor evaluation in recruiting? Subpar player development? The failure to instill an atmosphere of toughness surrounding the team? The failure to hire competent assistants; other reasons or all of the above?