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Biography:81 Grad of LSU Business School. Married College sweetheart with 2 grown children.
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Hiring process of next HC

Posted by Im4LSUnTN on 10/30/25 at 8:04 am
Thought this link listening to Andrew Whitworth was thought provoking. He suggests a subcommittee of a handful of LSU diehard, well respected Ex-NFL players should interview and provide feedback in the hiring process.

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Seriously, why do we even run an RPO when 1 of the 3 options ain’t going to happen…Nuss ain’t running. It’s a terrible scheme because it doesn’t fit this team’s strengths.
In 2019 last time we played Vandy at home, they sold out of beer by half time. They clearly were not prepared for the thirsty nature of LSU Tiger fans.
Tailgate at Centennial Park 1/3 mile from stadium
The devil is always in the details. And your detailed analysis creates the clarity that leads me to be more optimistic about our running game. The Ole Miss game with be a “truth teller” about our running game effectiveness.
It makes me just wonder, are the coaches hiding “arm fatigue” injury? His lack of usual zip on his sideline throws and propensity to not throw to the long vertical routes. I’m scratching my head on this.
I agree with your perspective. However, what Coach Kelly has a right to be PO’d about is that it was the lead question after a big win. It’s a very valid question, but could have waited until he first addressed positive questions after a huge win about our D and special teams play that won’t the game for us.
The level of aggressiveness and speed reminded me of 2003 NC team. That team averaged about giving up only 260 yards per game

Aaron Nola update?

Posted by Im4LSUnTN on 8/1/25 at 2:35 pm
Anyone share what’s up with Aaron Nola this ML season. Not pitched since beginning of the year.
Another good hotel choice if you want a smaller boutique feel is The Bobbie Hotel. Has a rocking roof top pool & bar with a huge grey hound bus parked on the roof for shade.
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Pretty objective assessment from an Aggie Analyst about our LSU football team this season. Playoffs or bust.
If baseball players were a stock, DC would be a strong BUY. As good as he showed out in Frosh year, his upside is huge to further from into his 6’2” frame with 10-15 lbs of muscle and add to his power stats.
We are living our best days if one considers overall success across all sports programs at LSU. Scott Woodward
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. He was a beast at the plate.
Casan is our Friday Ace next year. Dude is impressive with ability to manage a hitter with such command of every type of pitch in his arsenal.

re: Really Happy for Jones.

Posted by Im4LSUnTN on 6/3/25 at 12:17 pm to
Bear’s recent slump is yet another example that it takes a ton of intestinal fortitude to play the game of baseball. It’s a game like no other that tests your ability to overcome failing after failing again and again. So was so happy for him hitting the late game HR.
He’s the next DJ LeMaheaux.
No doubt he is likable. You want to pull for the nice guys like CMM. Yet what is troubling on top of the Ls piling up, is what seems like a lack of player development. Players in the program for at least 2 years like Mike Williams who contributed nicely last year hardly see the floor. Highly ranked Freshman this year have regressed in SEC play.

Jack Bech shines in Sr Bowl

Posted by Im4LSUnTN on 2/2/25 at 9:15 am
Very heartwarming to see Jack Bech do so well in Sr Bowl. Particularly poignant given the tragic loss of his brother recently.

Hard to believe he would not have still shined at LSU if he had not chosen to transfer. Hated to see him go. Wish him the best now in the NFL.
Agree with CJ here. Would adad TE, Edge Rushers to Safety & OL reload will be the telling story for next year. Critical we assess highly experienced NIL additions as plug & play talents to complement up and coming young talent such as DeShawn Spears and Jovian Toviano at Safety, the plethora of young but inexperienced OL talent where we have recruited well. Like our NIL adds at TE and Edge/DE.