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We can't hire a coach anyway for a few weeks, so by then this whole thing will be old news.

This too shall pass


You think potential elite coaches and their agents are just going to forget that LSU didn't want to fulfill thier contractual obligation AND are threatening to publicly humiliate their previous coach if he doesn't accept a lesser buyout? You are a fool.
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We’ve lost 4 of our last 5 and LSU is a national embarrassment the way it’s handled events the last 2 weeks. Tell me why the sky isn’t falling; the outlook is very bleak.


Because we are in an era where if you write a big enough check to recruits, none of that other stuff means shite.

re: It’s the offensive line

Posted by LSU82BILL on 11/9/25 at 1:55 pm to
3.62 rushing YPC # 116 in the nation.
101 rushing YPG # 122 in the nation.
19 sacks allowed # 88 in the nation.
53 tackles for loss allowed # 92 in the nation.
26 rushing plays of 10+ yards # 128 in the nation.
38.6% 3rd down conversion rate # 82 in the nation.
19.7 First downs per game # 86 in the nation.
51.52 Red Zone Touchdown % #115 in the nation.
62 Penalties #85 in the nation.

Anybody that knows anything about football shouldn’t be blaming Nussmeier for this shite show. 2 freshman offensive tackles in the line up at the same time in Tuscaloosa in the NIL era is incomprehensible.

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Amanda has proven a failure at head coach.


Kelly was the winningest active coach in college football. How did that work out?
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So by this logic...Brad Johnson or Trent Dilfer are better than Dan Marino..


While we are at it, let's throw in Jim Plunkett, Jeff Hostetler and Doug Williams are also better than Marino,....and Fran Tarkenton, Warren Moon, Jim Kelly, Dan Fouts and Philip Rivers.

So 5 QB's with a combined 4 Pro Bowl selections are better than the 6 QB's with a combined 46 Pro Bowl selections and 4 of whom were NFL MVP's?

re: The Saban Smoke

Posted by LSU82BILL on 11/3/25 at 7:10 pm to
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Isn't this what Bum Phillips said about Bear Bryant? "He could take his'ns and beat your'ns, and take your'ns and beat his'ns" Or something like that?


Bum Phillips said that about Don Shula.
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And Florida (but I know better)


I guess you've never watched a Marlins game against the Mets or the Yankees where it seems like the NY team is the home team. South Florida has been called NYC's "6th Burrough" since the 60's.
Maybe she was just taken out of context like she claimed when she called 18-24 year olds “stupid” in 2024.
I wonder how many LSU fans realize that Les Miles was actually an offensive coordinator for 3 years. Served him so well with all the weapons he inherited when he came to LSU.
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he turned down the LSU DC position because Notre Dame offered him the HEAD COACHING JOB. The level of idiocy on this board is always amazing.


WRONG. He turned down the LSU DC job to be Kelly’s DC at Notre Dame.
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The Jimbo firing would have been pennies compared to what they paid based on Woodward's contract. The next AD gave him the raise and extension.


Woodward gave Jimbo the original insane contract of 10 years $75 Million FULLY GUARANTEED. Unheard of at the time. The A&M Board of Regents signed off on the extension. You know what he paid Kelly and you don’t think Woodward would have extended Fisher?
I thought that LSU might have hired Saban and THAT crashed the site.

re: I want Mamdani to win

Posted by LSU82BILL on 10/28/25 at 7:46 pm to
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Extremely short sighted. The US needs NYC and a collapse of NYC would or could be catastrophic.


Nah. Corporate headquarters have been fleeing NYC for decades. What’s left besides financial services companies? We survived the loss of auto making, manufacturing and farm jobs for 50 years. We’ll survive. NYC can be another Detroit with better landmarks and attractions.
You think our shitty offensive line might be the reason for that?
At the end of the day, the decision comes from the same place as the money does - the big time boosters. No different than the Bull Gators in Gainesville.
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His buyout will just add more numbers to his bank account, but his reputation has taken a huge hit. That's pretty important to most people


Not everybody will view his reputation the way LSU fans will. At the time he was fired, he was the winningest active coach in FBS and was 34-14 at LSU. Same winning percentage (.738) at Orgeron and not much worse than Saban (.750), Arnsparger (.750) and Miles (.770) and considerably better than legends like Paul Dietzel (.651) and Charlie McClendon (.692). And his SEC winning percentage is actually higher than every one of those coaches except Arnsparger.
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who does that?


Not me

[/quote] who could do that?[/quote]

Anybody that doesn't have a job or similar reason to get out of bed.

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The mid major could pay him a token sum. He would still get paid $9.5 million overall, and the mid major could use the 2-3 million they would have paid for an HC on NIL.


Let me see. I could collect $9.5 miliion every year and play golf 5 times a week, live abroad and come back to the US every few months, sleep until 10 AM every day, never have to deal with players flunking drug tests, getting arrested, kiss their arse in recruiting, haggle over thier NIL, worry about them heading to the transfer portal, get grilled in press conferences, national media, social media over every little thing that doesn't go the way an ungrateful fan base thinkks it should........

Or I can coach at some podunk school, forfeit the aforementioned freedom of lifestyle and have to deal with all the aforementioned bullshite - but basically for free?

Yeah, I know which direction I'm going.

re: Heard from a parent of a player

Posted by LSU82BILL on 10/27/25 at 7:52 pm to
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Maybe he was one of us after all?


:rotflmao: