Pax tecum
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Baton Rouge, LA |
| Biography: | Grew up in BR; attended LSU; graduated from LA Tech. |
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| Number of Posts: | 409 |
| Registered on: | 11/26/2015 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: I wish we had kept Diggs this year!
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/15/25 at 9:14 pm to Tiger_n_ATL
Save yourself by saying you meant to say Sage Ryan.
That will make everything better.
That will make everything better.
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re: Up 27 at Half, how will South Carolina manage to choke this one away?
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/15/25 at 1:04 pm to PsychTiger
It's going to be interesting, but surely, choking this game is too tall of a task... right?
Right??
Right??
What is with that guy?
He makes head scratching plays of opposite varieties. Sometimes, I'm scratching my head at his terrific play-making abilities wondering "How'd he do that?".
Other times I'm shaking my head wondering "Why'd he do that?".
Hog fans, has this been the theme all year for Green?
He makes head scratching plays of opposite varieties. Sometimes, I'm scratching my head at his terrific play-making abilities wondering "How'd he do that?".
Other times I'm shaking my head wondering "Why'd he do that?".
Hog fans, has this been the theme all year for Green?
re: Kelly is the most important hire by LSU since Saban
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/9/25 at 8:54 pm to PuertoRicanBlaze
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Ngl I thought Kelly was a solid hire too and the best "get" by an SEC school since Saban. Boy was I wrong...
Your honesty is a breath of fresh air, sir.
re: Kelly is the most important hire by LSU since Saban
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/9/25 at 8:26 pm to Tuscaloosa
Putting everyone's bias aside, the hire was a big deal. On paper, LSU had just hired its most qualified coach in the school's history. The all-time winningest coach in Notre Dame history was on board. Of course, nobody here knew that he was coming to collect a check and not put in the hard work. So with that knowledge, it's not surprising it didn't work out.
Beware Bama friend, this is a new era of college football. The volatility of this sport is at a height never before seen. If you expect your coach to be there in five years, prepare to be disappointed. Y'all may be finding yourselves in the shoes of Florida, LSU, and Auburn sooner than you think.
Beware Bama friend, this is a new era of college football. The volatility of this sport is at a height never before seen. If you expect your coach to be there in five years, prepare to be disappointed. Y'all may be finding yourselves in the shoes of Florida, LSU, and Auburn sooner than you think.
re: Just talked to Nick he’s in..
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/9/25 at 7:57 pm to sladej10693
Great, I've got the inside scoop to share with everyone in the break room at work tomorrow.
re: When you win the game, but someone disrespects you, you go to Overtime
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/9/25 at 1:28 pm to GatorOnAnIsland
So much for being an institution of higher learning.
Sure did, nicely done.
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NIL baw, you can't have much depth if everyone is chasing the bucks
Perhaps, but what makes our 0-line situation difficult to swallow is that there were plenty of options in the portal from smaller schools. An upperclassmen could have been a better one-year option than our current right tackle and gotten on the cheap.
re: You know you're in trouble on the Oline
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/9/25 at 11:55 am to ramchallenge
So if our starting right tackle this season can't touch the field next year, that automatically means we are worse as a unit? Couldn't it be that we added better players?
re: Does Nuss have CTE?
Posted by Pax tecum on 11/9/25 at 9:25 am to HollowKnight
I think he's shell shocked and not dealing with failure well after so much personal success in the sport. It's a hard aspect of life and sports in general. Adversity can hit a person like a train and let's be honest, does anyone think he saw this disaster of a performance and season coming? It's not easy to deal with the reality of not being as good as you thought you were at something you love and get paid for doing.
I hope he and the players can somehow pull it together for next week.
I hope he and the players can somehow pull it together for next week.
re: James Carville PSA
Posted by Pax tecum on 10/31/25 at 10:10 pm to captdalton
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He is just upset and lashing out.
In other words, his daily routine.
re: Next Saturday could be wild in Tuscaloosa
Posted by Pax tecum on 10/31/25 at 9:06 pm to ColoradoBisho
I'm not totally discounting what you are saying and believe there is merit to it.
But there is playing tight and then there is playing with horrible technique and lack of agility. I expect us to look better in many aspects of the game. But, does not being tight get our line to block better? Not likely, which is my biggest concern. Hopefully, a fresh play caller is able to hide our deficiencies better than Sloan did.
My goodness would it be sweet to relive 1993 again!
But there is playing tight and then there is playing with horrible technique and lack of agility. I expect us to look better in many aspects of the game. But, does not being tight get our line to block better? Not likely, which is my biggest concern. Hopefully, a fresh play caller is able to hide our deficiencies better than Sloan did.
My goodness would it be sweet to relive 1993 again!
re: Frank Wilson Said Tiger Stadium Was Invaded. Wrong, It Was A Decapitation Strike.
Posted by Pax tecum on 10/31/25 at 8:33 pm to FootballFrenzy
Not everyone is interested in attending unscheduled Pride events in their own home.
re: Frank Wilson Said Tiger Stadium Was Invaded. Wrong, It Was A Decapitation Strike.
Posted by Pax tecum on 10/31/25 at 8:27 pm to SidewalkTiger
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Good thing Alabama absolutely won't lose to this team at home.
That'd be embarrassing.
Exactly. Sort of akin to pigs flying before Bama would ever lose at home to a subpar LSU football team.
re: Do Mormons actually believe in God?
Posted by Pax tecum on 10/31/25 at 8:25 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
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Do Mormons actually believe in God?
If by "God" you mean the term in the Anselmian sense as "a being than which nothing greater can be conceived", or the Aristotelian sense of a "Prime Mover", or Thomistic sense as the "Uncaused Cause", then no, Mormons don't believe in God.
I say that because their metaphysics is completely incoherent. When you reject the principle of sufficient reason and additionally believe that effects can be greater than causes, then you are left to accept whatever nonsensical statements a self-professed prophet may claim as divinely inspired. That is in no way a commentary on Mormons as a whole or as individual persons but a critique of their established theological framework. As it relates to the question, their theology is fallacious on several fronts and leads to an infinite regress which in no way has a terminus in a supernatural presence anyone would recognize as God.
Good stuff. That is interesting history. Thanks for sharing!
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Do not answer calls from Mr. Sexton.
Ah, yes indeed. But will the powers that be heed your sage advice?
re: “There’s no place like LSU”
Posted by Pax tecum on 10/29/25 at 9:45 pm to Hammerbone09
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“Unique” can mean so many things…
Agreed. For instance, someone might say, "Golly, those cheerleaders at AtM sure are 'unique'".
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