CRAZY 4 LSU

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No, he's a loser. Can't execute, can't close. He is a loser.

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Apparently these were almost 2x as much when it came out in March.

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whew

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and for old times' sake

So my favorite football program is being run by a radio host...

I'd fricking hope so. Hope we don't get to that point.

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Well if it's relevant for coach O, then your record of crapping your pants as a toddler is also relevant.

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Orgeron's record at Ole Miss is irrelevant

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And that is what we call, intellectual dishonesty. It's the most relevant thing with regards to him being the full time head coach of LSU.

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t was a PR nightmare. It was almost a battlefield promotion

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Cop out. In response, a simple statement: "As the season is just now concluding, the next phase of our search is to meet in person with interested candidates whose season's just finished. This will allow us to better assess the man that will lead LSU into the future and help us reach our goals of competing for and winning championships."

Random, I've sort of been able to piece together from reports and events of the last 12 months that the people that control the political levers of power at LSU simply did not have the political will to enter into serious negotiations with elite candidates.

I think they wanted to give the appearance that they were investing to be elite, but in actuality they were hoping to luck out and get one of the top 2 on a bargain. A real search wasn't conducted, and the expectations for Orgeron kept lowering. I think they took the easy way out.

The budget crisis still looms large over the athletic program, and I don't know if we'll be able to invest in being elite until that is fixed. Orgeron was a godsend to these guys. He gave them something they could sell to the fans and be a stopgap to this tumultuous time.

If they were serious about going after Fisher, or other qualified coaches, they would've waited it out and met face-to-face to make their pitch.