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Holy Cow! How arrogant is this girl? She is one of the highest NIL earner regardless of sex and she has done very little if anything for the LSU gymnastics team. Pay her for the points she has scored in the SEC and NCAA championships. That comes to zero. She probably not among the best 10 on the team and she's complaining about making far more than any of her teammates.
Ninety-two down votes? Don't say anything negative about LSU's performance. These children are easily offended.

re: Ole Miss = WR U? + Mad LOLSU Fans

Posted by Tenntig on 3/11/25 at 6:41 pm
Amusing but far-fetched. Last season former LSU wide receivers Jamar Chase, Justin Jefferson, Brian Thomas and Malik Nabors ranked first, second, third and sixth in total receiving yards in the NFL. Chase won the 'triple crown" in leading the league in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns. Former Tigers such as Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry each led the league in receptions and receiving yards. High-paid former Ole Miss WR salaries says more about their agents than themselves.
Why begin your statement with, "I mean..."?
I'm surprised nobody mentioned that sports equipment manufacturers like to sell stuff. Aluminum bats with rubberized handles to protect the hands, not one but two batting gloves, wristbands, elbow protectors, shoulder and arm padding, foot and toe guards, helmets with face protectors etc. Big money there. It's a sign of the times. No risk baseball. Starters not allowed to go past five innings. Feel something ache and straight to the 15-day disabled list. Remember Paul Shenes was pulled from a game with no-hitter in the ninth because he had reached his limit of 99 pitches. I understand Nolan Ryan threw 245 pitches in a long extra-inning game he won. Interesting fact: when helmets were first mandated in the 1960s, veterans were allowed to go without the protection if they chose to do so. The last Major League player to bat without a helmet was catcher Bob Montgomery of the Boston Red Sox in 1979.

re: What is Kelly's Status?

Posted by Tenntig on 2/17/25 at 7:58 pm
I'd really like to hear something a little more specific from you. What exactly is TRIPE in what I suggested? For three years LSU finished the season ranked well below its preseason forecast. A preseason No. 5 ranked team with a Heisman Trophy winner at QB and two first-round draft choice wide receivers could not make it into the Top 10. The Tigers were 4-8 against the point spread last year -- indicating to me their were underperforming. What evidence do you have to prove me wrong?

re: What is Kelly's Status?

Posted by Tenntig on 2/17/25 at 9:58 am
Thanks to you, Mike4lsu and OweO for your serious responses. Most others were childish with nothing to challenge the accuracy of my comments. A number of sports news outlets already have listed Kelly as being among those coaches who need to show significant improvement this year. If he doesn't, how long will Woodward stick with him? I haven't been particularly impressed so far but wish Kelly all the best. If the Tigers fail to take down Clemson in the season opener, the folks on this site will be distributing the pitch forks.

re: What is Kelly's Status?

Posted by Tenntig on 2/16/25 at 10:28 pm
Let's simplify this. Recognizing that Brian Kelly inherited a program in disarray, are you satisfied with his progress?. How many 3/4-loss seasons are acceptable.

re: What is Kelly's Status?

Posted by Tenntig on 2/16/25 at 10:16 pm
USAToday reported earned $2.670,213 at Notre Dame in 2021. He is earning more than $9 million a year at LSU. Are all the down votes are an endorsement of another 9-4 season?

What is Kelly's Status?

Posted by Tenntig on 2/16/25 at 9:04 pm
Now that the high school and portal signing periods are complete, what is Brian Kelly's status heading toward his fourth season in Baton Rouge? He said he left Notre Dame because he did not receive the resources he needed to succeed there, and the fact LSU tripled his salary may have been a factor in his decision. Kelly has received some extra national press attention after his replacement, Marcus Freeman, led the Irish to the national champion game, while LSU was not within shouting distance of a spot in the 12-team playoff field.
To be fair, Kelly left Freeman a program that had been 54-9 over Kelly's last five years, while he inherited a program that looked like Desden, Germany after the Allied air forces had worked it over in 1945. Coach O happily took the buyout and the new babe and headed to the beach.
Just a year ago, Coach Kelly said he was dedicated to rebuilding his team with blue-chip high school recruits, and for a while it looked as if he was succeeding at that approach. But nine recruits, including the top quarterback in the country, decommitted and Kelly lost many head-to-head recruiting battles. Now he is boasting that his No. 1 portal class will be the answer.
Scott Woodward must feel some pressure to support Kelly after his "successful" signing of Jimbo Fisher at A&M didn't work out too well. But a 72% winning percentage will not get it done much longer. If Kelly loses his fourth straight season opener against a Clemson and fails to make the playoffs again, the LSU fanbase will be up in arms. Let's hope Kelly can get it all together the next time around.
I assume the 2026 ratings will change significantly before the next signing date, but ten blue chip players (four & five stars) is considerably less than most previously classes ranked by On3. You have to go back 2010 to find Louisiana class with just 10 blue chippers. On average, the state produces 16 blue chip players per year with a high of 26 in 2016.

re: Kirby Needs a Rest

Posted by Tenntig on 12/9/24 at 3:53 pm
When did this become a comparison between Kirby Smart and Brian Kelly? I've been very disappointed in LSU's performance since 2019 and still question if Kelly is the man for the job. Smart has done an outstanding job at Georgia. He was just an insufferable jerk after Saturday's game when he took a childish cheap shot at Stanley before a national audience.

re: Kirby Needs a Rest

Posted by Tenntig on 12/9/24 at 3:40 pm
Since becoming the Bulldogs' head coach,Kirby Smart has faced Alabama seven times and lost 6. Four of those games were played in the state of Georgia, two in Alabama and one in Indianapolis. In the last 10 meetings, seven have been played in Georgia and the Bulldogs won just one. And still Kirby acts as if he is victimized in having to go to Tuscaloosa twice in a decade.

Kirby Needs a Rest

Posted by Tenntig on 12/9/24 at 3:12 pm
What has Kirby Smart have to complain about? His team played on the road just four times out of their 12 regular season games. They weren't "put on the road all year long", as Kirby whined. Even the SEC championship game Was played in Georgia, as always. Not an unfair advantage for the Bulldogs, I guess. Even though he had road trips to Kentucky, Alabama and Mississippi this year, all three played in Athens in 2023. Kirby could live with that. SEC game sites are alternated yearly. By the way, the Bulldogs have played Alabama in four of the last five years -- two in Athlens and two in Tuscaloosa. Bama won all four. I'm no big fan of the SEC office but Kirby Smart's cheap shot at Greg Sankey made Kirby look petulant, foolish -- and Wrong!

re: Bring Prime to BR!

Posted by Tenntig on 11/22/24 at 3:36 pm
Sanders would be the final nail in LSU's coffin.
2028-29 Elijah Haven, Colton Nussmeier, Miachi Ziegler battle for starting job.
Kelly told the press his team doesn't have the killer instinct needed to finish off an opponent and on the sidelines his team was acting as if it had already won. Nice for him to say this after the fact to reporters but did he pull his team together during the game and read them the riot act when he possibly could had made a difference?

re: Jamie Ffrench to texas

Posted by Tenntig on 8/30/24 at 10:08 pm
The three highest ranked players in the Texas recruiting calls were lost by LSU in head-to-head competition.
Kelly's class is is basically completed notwithstanding a decommitment here and there. Since July, LSU picked a few blue-chip players but primarily has added lower-rated players who were not considered worthy of a scholarship offer earlier.
Walz retired after he heard the unit might be deployed. It was a two-year deployment so Walz was supposed to be with these guys. He brags in his campaign ads to being a Command Sargent Major but this conditional promotion was declared null and void when he failed to meet requirements. Classic Stolen Valor lie on his part.