Salviati
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| Registered on: | 4/26/2006 |
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re: Old man confession
Posted by Salviati on 12/28/25 at 10:12 pm to blueridgeTiger
quote:How old are you in other time zones?
I'm 84 in the Central Time zone
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re: Penalties
Posted by Salviati on 12/28/25 at 8:12 pm to choupiquesushi
quote:quote:Look closely a covered eligible number went down field. If not it’s an illegal formation so either way it comes back
I did not see an ineligible player downfield on Sharp's reception.
I'm looking closely at the formation.
Seven players are on the line of scrimmage. This is a legal formation.
Trey'Dez Green is on the line of scrimmage, covered, and ineligible.
Bauer Sharp is off of the line of scrimmage and eligible.
Trey'Dez Green and the five linemen are behind the line of scrimmage when the ball is thrown.
There is no ineligible player downfield.
They are gone.
Let it go.
Let it go.
re: We have to keep Kyle Parker at all cost.
Posted by Salviati on 12/28/25 at 10:46 am to LSUPilot07
Parker has looked good in nearly all of his opportunities.
re: Remember when yall wanted to make Frank permanent HC after his first PC
Posted by Salviati on 12/28/25 at 10:42 am to Jack Daniel
quote:No.
Remember when yall wanted to make Frank permanent HC after his first PC
Of all the people who post on this board, it was perhaps a handful.
And you can get at least a handful of posters to support any stupid idea.
Hell, more than a handful wanted Kiffin to hire Orgeron.
re: Penalties
Posted by Salviati on 12/28/25 at 10:38 am to TigerWatch
quote:I did not see an ineligible player downfield on Sharp's reception.
they were all legit
re: Did we even throw 1 WR screen last night?
Posted by Salviati on 12/28/25 at 10:28 am to Meauxjeaux
quote:Learn the nomenclature: bubble screen
Not middle screens.
The ones where we’re in trips and throw the ball quickly to the guy in the back allowing the two up WR to block and hopefully avoid a TFL.
quote:1619 to 1865.
American Civil War
Japanese Concentration Camps
Black Lives Matter
Great Depression
9/11 with Muslim Americans
Vietnam War
COVID Epidemic
Being beaten, raped, killed, or taken from your family at the whim of another person was probably pretty bad.
Hiving your children forcibly removed from you was probably pretty bad.
Having your spouse beaten, raped, killed, or taken from you was probably pretty bad.
Having to perform hard labor from dawn until dusk as mandated by another person and without compensation was probably pretty bad.
re: The narrator of "I'll be Home for Christmas" is a real piece of work
Posted by Salviati on 12/26/25 at 2:01 pm to fr33manator
quote:My mom went to University of Illinois. The song was written by a fellow Illini. He was a student, not a soldier. He wrote the poem to his mom.quote:From the viewpoint Of a soldier
The song was first written in 1922 as a poem
Who can only be home for Christmas in his dreams
What happened not long before that?
What would leave his loved ones longing and wishing for a Christmas return that would never happen?
quote:Sure. It had nothing to do with the money and the program.
Then ole saint nick delivered us Lane
quote:Come on, really?!?!
They needed to focus on gap blocking instead of zone blocking and that could have solved a lot of the problems.
quote:You're reading it wrong. My wife doesn't post here.
Tell us your wife posts here without telling us your wife posts here.
I was worried Alexandra Daddario posts here.
I understand Newton's Third Law, but sorry Alexandra, I'm taken.
I met Alexandra Daddario in February 2010, just before Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief came out. She was doing a promotion with Logan Lerman and two other cast members at a Borders Books store. I was there with my two daughters and one of their friends. All four actors signed my daughter's copy of the book. I stood about two feet away from Alexandra Daddario for about a minute.
I honestly don't have words to describe how beautiful she was except maybe to describe her as a 12. Honestly, I have never seen a woman who was so mesmerizingly beautiful in my entire life. Not even close. Her eyes were hypnotic.
She was very nice to all three girls; all four actors were.
For the record, my wife is beautiful and the love of my life.
I honestly don't have words to describe how beautiful she was except maybe to describe her as a 12. Honestly, I have never seen a woman who was so mesmerizingly beautiful in my entire life. Not even close. Her eyes were hypnotic.
She was very nice to all three girls; all four actors were.
For the record, my wife is beautiful and the love of my life.
re: Is Lane hinting at his answer for recruiting the New Orleans area?
Posted by Salviati on 12/19/25 at 12:44 pm to chalmetteowl
quote:Perhaps someone can copy President Eisenhower's ideas.quote:They have to weigh that against the risk of pissing off everyone else. Karr isn’t the only school in NOLA that has studs.
I have no doubt that the ingenious staff at LSU can come up with innovative ideas to support Brown and Karr financially and in whatever ways Brown might want. LSU can build a superhighway to Karr.
re: Ryan Clark says he's being "profiled" by the music choices of his Uber drivers
Posted by Salviati on 12/19/25 at 12:06 pm to The Pirate King
I like it when the Uber driver asks me what I want on the radio or whether I want it off. I don't want to get blasted by Tupac on a Sunday morning.
I honestly believe that Brice Brown can do the most good for the community, for the kids at Karr, and for LSU if he stays at Karr.
I have no doubt that the ingenious staff at LSU can come up with innovative ideas to support Brown and Karr financially and in whatever ways Brown might want. LSU can build a superhighway to Karr.
But Brown won't be able to put nearly as much as focus on the community and the kids if he is working at LSU.
I have no doubt that the ingenious staff at LSU can come up with innovative ideas to support Brown and Karr financially and in whatever ways Brown might want. LSU can build a superhighway to Karr.
But Brown won't be able to put nearly as much as focus on the community and the kids if he is working at LSU.
I can't imagine every wanting to change my name.
quote:Yes.
Is anything he said actually wrong though?
Recruiting is not dead. It may have changed some, but it's not close to dead.
Money has always been a part of recruiting. Even going back to 1908 when LSU was accused of paying players.
Moreover, it's silly to suggest that money is everything. It's not. Many players make school choices in which money is not the bottom line.
I'm not naive enough to suggest that money is never the bottom line, but those instances in which money plays a larger role in the decision-making process get bigger headlines because those instances usually involve higher profile athletes, later in the recruiting process when there is more attention, and the amount of money is greater.
And to be honest, the very fact that money is involved has not been completely accepted. Too many people diminish the decision-making process that athletes and parents undergo and would rather reduce the entire process to greed. Those people can't/won't identify with the athletes and parents, have never been involved with athletes/parents who make those kinds of decisions, and have preexisting notions of how that calculus is made.
There are entire industries that are based on recruiting outside of sports. There are salespeople who thrive on conducting business without emphasis on price. In nearly every industry involving sales and commerce, relationships matter.
Ole Miss is not hiring Frank Wilson just to get back at LSU. Frank Wilson has real value as a recruiter. Why? Because recruiting matters.
LSU has a large NIL budget, and it's even larger now that Lane is the head coach. Everyone wants to be associated with a winner, including people with deep pockets.
Nevertheless, LSU will not be able to outspend every other school for every recruit that Lane covets. LSU is going to need to attract and sign players without being the top spender on each player.
Recruiting matters. Recruiting is not dead. Recruiting has not come to an end.
Not even close.
re: PSA: Players can return from transfer portal to original team IF the program allows.
Posted by Salviati on 12/18/25 at 10:56 am to BrianKellysbuyout
quote:The team no longer has an obligation to the player, but that does not separate the player from the team. The team then makes the decision of whether they want to separate or not.quote:But it does separate the team from the player. Once they enter, the team no longer has an obligation to them.
Entering the portal doesn’t separate the player from the team.
re: Can we rename this page "Pay for Play" or something else because recruiting is dead?
Posted by Salviati on 12/18/25 at 9:56 am to homemadeshine
quote:Recruiting is dead; it's come to an end?
Can we rename this page "Pay for Play" or something else because recruiting is dead?
Recruiting used to be fun and exciting and the first Wednesday of February - referred to as National Signing Day - was the biggest "holiday" of the year for many college football fans, but sadly, I guess all good things must come to an end!
So, I guess we can expect you to stop posting on this board?
I certainly hope it means you'll stop posting on this board.
Sadly, you're exactly the kind of person who will not stop posting on this board.
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