Bayoubengal205

Nick Saban didn’t say much in that segment.
But what he did say was all about LSU. It’s obvious where he thinks Kiffin should go.

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I still think he’s growing and could be really good

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I agree.
Also, lastnight his receivers were dropping everything!
If Texas had all the drops back, that’s a tight game in the 4th. Maybe even Texas in the lead.

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IMO no way he gets drafted.

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If I’m a NFL team I do not draft Nuss.
His on field performance is so bad and he has regressed so much that I wouldn’t even consider it.
But more so than that, the off field visuals and actions I see on a weekly basis would cause me to pass on Nuss.
Quite frankly, he is the opposite of what I would be looking for in terms of the intangibles that are required to play QB and lead an offense at that level.

I think Golesh would ball out as coach at LSU.
He has effective scheme and clearly has passion for his players, which drives him to coach them and lead them effectively.
Good scheme, good execution, and a lot of swagger throughout the team.
Good fit for LSU

Yep. That’s why he’s fired.
At least they listened and judged him on it. ??
Good riddance.
I wish no harm on the guy, but for the sake of any players that would be under him, I hope he never coaches another down of football.
Because he let each and every one of our tigers down.
Every player on this roster deserved WAY better from their head coach.
They should have been developed much more than they were.
Look at how many players we have at multiple positions that have not developed ANY since their freshman year.
OL, WR, QB, RB, LB, etc. I can point to just about every position group and find an example.
While some would point at the entire staff, I say one bad leader can affect a whole staff.

See ya BK.

We’ve already went the route of hiring “the resume” with BK and that was a disaster. Left LSU looking nothing like LSU.
In my opinion LSU should choose their next coach based on the needs of the football program. Hire the coach that is going to fill the needs this program has right now and has had since 2019.
Those needs are all the intangibles that made LSU who they were. Brotherhood, toughness, tenacity, grit, determination, physicality, LEADERSHIP, swagger etc.
What LSU needs more than anything are the foundational principles of a championship program and that begins with leadership.
Kelvin Sheppard has been and always will be a leader of men. Give him a chance.
Fill the needs of the team, instead of hiring a resume.
Give him a good supporting staff that he can lean on, and let him build a true championship football team.

It’s mentality.
Weak soft lack of confidence.
Stems from poor leadership.
BK is the problem.
Been sayin it for a while now.

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This is all the fault of Coach CBK.

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Agreed

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I am going to do everything I can to fricking fix it.

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Tired of hearing him say this. I’d prefer to hear “Brad Davis was fired today.”

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They will even keep us in the Bama game, for a while anyway.

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Maybe a couple drives. But this offense will probably find ways to put points on the board for them.

I’m sick of BK. He clearly cannot build a complete staff, which in turn means he cannot build a complete team.

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First Polian then House and now Sloan. Bad hires gonna be BK’s downfall.

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It’s certainly looking that way.
Especially since it has been proven that he relies so heavily on his coordinators for play calling, as well as leadership.
The defense is a perfect example of this.
Before Blake Baker there was zero leadership on the defense. Now that Baker has been here and is on his second year, the defense is visibly a completely different unit. More swagger, more aggression, more communication. Baker has LED this unit to become a good unit.
Offense on the other hand seems to have absolutely ZERO leadership. From BK, down through the OC all the way to the QB. No leadership.
This cannot be overstated. Leadership both on the staff and on the field are paramount for a successful unit.

Idk man.
This team seems to have MAJOR deficiencies in leadership. First two years that was more obvious on the defense, and now it’s flopped over to the offense.
Brian Kelly (or somebody) did a good job going out and finding balanced players in the transfer portal on the defensive side of the ball that brought both talent and leadership to that side of the ball.
But the offense just looks terrible.
No identity, no heart, no feeling of brotherhood.

Watching offensive lineman consistently get beat on blocks, help the defense bring the ball carrier to the ground behind the line of scrimmage whether it’s rb, wr or qb, and then just looking down at them and instead of helping them up off the ground and taking some accountability for the fact they are part of the reason their brother is in the ground, they turn away sulking with their head hanging low on the field in between plays like a spoiled selfish child.

Watching the qb (#18 at that) pouting on the bench staring off into space while his brothers are out there on defense trying to fight and get the ball back for that qb to have one more chance to steal a W, down by 5 points with a little over 2 min left in the game.
Instead of being on the edge of the sideline watching, cheering and hoping for one more chance with the ball.

These two examples are what I’m talking about.
Tells me a lot about the current state of the locker room.
Tells me a lot about how much brotherhood is really on this team.
And it tells me that there is zero leadership on the offensive side of the ball.
And to me says a lot about the coaching not being able to exhibit or develop leadership which is even worse than not knowing how to call plays on offense or not knowing how to develop talent on the offensive line (which both also seem to be an issue).