ImayGoLesMiles

Lol true

Ole miss and their fans are delusional. Theyre making up all kinds of bs and creating some wildly erratic false narratives bc theyre extremely upset. This power move by LSU taking their most successful coach in their schools history during their most successful run in their schools history, right before they play their playoff game is the ultimate "bitch, who's youre daddy" epic statement. Couldn't have happened any better. Theyve always understood that we are LSU and theyre ole miss...now they completely understand the massive difference between us in every aspect and the reality associated with it is killing them. I love it personally.

Exactly. Thats what I saw and gathered from the post game interview as well. This was his last time on the sidelines coaching anywhere ole miss team. It was all over his face, in his eyes and in his response. Hes gone pecan.

Theyre ole miss. Hes being pursued by much bigger programs that have more to offer and make his path to success much easier than where hes at. You cant blame someone for wanting to better their life and career.

We played like total horseshite. Both sides of the ball. Horrible play calling horrible schemes. Poor clock management. Just terrible. We got outclassed bad

No way, man. U mean to tell me that ole jet sweep canadian isnt coaching anywhere? He is the epitome of a shitty coach benefitting from and furthering his career due to the ridiculous amount of talent he had to utilize. He fricking sucks and always will suck as a coach.

That's too many fricking teams

Nice hire. I always liked hornsby.

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Louisiana recruits are typically highly underrated. I pay attention to this. How many players from Alabama are in the ESPN300 or top 247. Bama usually has 30% more players than Louisiana on any year in ESPN300 than Louisiana. Alabama has like 10% more people than Louisiana. However, Louisiana has like 25% more NFL players than are from Alabama.

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Yeah. Recruiting sites have biases towards certain programs without question. Humans always have their favorites no matter what subject you're talking about...especially when it comes to player evaluation and certain teams. That's a fact.

People put way too much stock into this statistic. Imo. Sure, it matters to an extent. Meaning, the more highly rated players a team has, the better chance that they have opportunities to miss on certain numbers of players and still have highly ranked players to back them up. However, it doesn't guarantee success. You have to develop said players and have a culture that breeds winning. It's more important in my opinion to develop and get the most out of the players who maybe are under the radar, were miss evaluated, and have a chip on their shoulder going into college that you're staff has evaluated and see a high ceiling in themselves and see the player fitting into a specific role in your program...rather than simply taking some recruiting sites word on a certain prospect being better than another. Players don't stop developing after they get to college and alot of blue chip players reach their ceiling in high school whereas some players develop and mature later and are late bloomers. Some of most instrumental players I can remember in LSUs natty seasons were high 3 star to low 4 star players that weren't necessarily 5 star blue chippers coming into our program.