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I don’t care either way. You can’t have 100% hit rate. But I’ll play devil’s advocate. At least Darby can get that wide open. Our receivers can’t.

re: Is Lsu better with Clark?

Posted by tFearIsReal on 9/16/26 at 11:09 pm to
He had a nifty touchdown with his legs vs. Tech. He can definitely get it done with his legs. Can he get it done with his arm and can he handle the pressure? Who knows?

Sam is a better known commodity, but it hasn’t been all positive. Seems like Tech knocked some dimensions off this offense and it’s partially Sam’s fault. Maybe Clark will be as good or better a game manager.
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Wait, is that why this place calls him tpear? Cause of his odd shape? Never cared enough to ask. That’s funny lol


Believe it or not, it’s not the incessant bitching that keeps people coming back to this site.
I noticed on the drive where they scored, Lamar Brown was responsible for a few big runs and the touchdown because he didn’t close on the ball carrier. He was too worried about his assignment and I guess was hoping someone else would make a play so he didn’t have to.

re: One minor concern, RB 2-4

Posted by tFearIsReal on 9/6/26 at 10:54 am to
I thought Gage did fine.
Makes me think about this interview with Christian McCaffrey talking about how obsessive his dad Ed was about his son’s pregame routine even down to what he wore to school. Point is. It takes effort to put a suit on.
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What's the legal strategy behind asking this?


Even though it was objected to and likely sustained, it leads the judge to consider Sankey’s bias against LSU in this particular case.

It sounds like he made the case that these rules aren’t an issue for Chambliss and the Texas guy who went through minicamp, but it’s a big deal for our guys.
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BS you counter sue Sankey and the SEC…


Bingo…
I think the more interesting question is does he see snaps on Saturday. Injunction passes on Thursday. He’s able to join the team. He knows the defense. Will he actually go from not being with the team to seeing snaps?
It’s a whole new world with paying players. It ain’t going back to what it was, cramps. The leadership is resisting the change, but eventually the brand of college football will take a nosedive and some people equipped to come in with solutions will ascend to power.

re: Don’t Fold

Posted by tFearIsReal on 8/27/26 at 8:29 am to
Is it really causing a distraction for your players. We have a whole separate division that’s working on this. It’s not like Lane is sitting with lawyers instead of coaching.
There is a hard cut. Next year. The NCAA ruled players from the recruiting class of 2022 eligible for a 5th year.

I get it. It’s hard to hold multiple facets of information in your head at once.
Manziel vs. Alabama 2012.
Easy Ascension.

National Champion Glen Dorsey
National Champion Buzzy Haydel

re: Devin White signs with Lions

Posted by tFearIsReal on 8/3/26 at 7:26 am to
Let’s not forget Blake Baker was the LB coach for that Daronte Jones defense and most likely helped Daronte game plan.
That 2018 season! And that 2018 Georgia game! Holy cow!
The only two that were on the team last year outside Weeks are Treydez Green and DJ Pickett.

Jordan Seaton LT from Colorado, Ty Benefield S from Boises State, and Sam Leavitt QB from Arizona State are the somewhat proven and potential stars that came from the portal.
The Bo Pelinin effect. Saban would have made that defense a 2006 and 2007 champion. And we might have been undefeated with Saban. They willed themselves to a championship.
PJ Woodland getting paid more than most of the defensive players. Dayum!

re: Cww recruiting stories

Posted by tFearIsReal on 4/10/26 at 12:29 am to
Just like everyone was pissing and moaning two weeks into the football portal window. That turned out ok. But you guys have the memory of dementia patients.