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re: What were your thoughts

Posted by BayouBengal51 on 11/15/25 at 6:44 pm to
I smiled. It was the most entertaining offensive drive of the season. Really nothing to play for other than pride and have some fun. :geauxtigers:
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First red zone


And 100 percent TD percentage for the game! (So far)
Cream Cheese. I might be the only one to say it, but I hate the stuff.

Most pie, it is a texture thing rather than taste. Ill eat Pecan Pie as its more solid.

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I thing they modeled it to resemble Biden!


It even walks like him. :lol:
We need to adopt a system similar to what Germany uses. About middle school age, kids are tested and then they are pushed to either a trades dedicated track or a more advanced/white collar track. They do a good job of assessing their students strengths and tutoring to that. They even offer a chance later on to change your track via testing, but their system is pretty much on the money in regards to what a students best interest is.

Parents would whine here though, because they would feel that the system is insulting their child. The obsession with having to go to college to be something has got to end. It's putting millions of people in debt and not teaching most of them any real skills.

You can't have doctors and engineers if there are no welders, electricians, plumbers, etc to build out infrastructure for them. And if you are good at those trades, you can make a damn good life for yourself that pays you a very good income.

Not everyone is cut out for college and needs to chase a masters, bachelors, etc... and it is time to show there is no shame in that, and that the trades are valuable and needed.

re: Who is your melt candidate?

Posted by BayouBengal51 on 11/10/25 at 1:21 pm to
Kliff Kingsberry, Lincoln Riley or Dan Mullen. Any of those three and I'm out until they are canned.
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Nuss is still the starter.


Great, another half and a series of him having us play from behind and only getting pulled until it's too late.

I guess the very first offensive drive we have into Arkansas redzone territory will be stopped by a timeout from Nuss, because he can't read a defense, doesn't know the play and can't get anyone lined up properly. Then we will probably false start after the time out, get sacked and then be forced to kick a FG, which may or may not be made by Ramos.

It may be today at 6:30 PM. If not then, then possibly tomorrow at the same time..

And if not tomorrow, the hiring could possibly be announced on one of the remaining days of the week, perhaps one of the ones that end in "y".

Source: Your Father's Brother's Nephew's Cousin's Former Roommate
I swear he is doing this shite on purpose at this point. How is he this fricking bad and how is MVB not starting this half?
What will it take to bench Nuss? Nic is hurt because this fricker cant throw in rhythm and he has to stop and turn to catch a ball thrown behind him
Just about everything has been changed except Nuss and the results are the same....Bench him forever
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Quick slants to Anderson and Green are money. Not sure why that isn’t being worked in more


Nuss cant properly read a defense. Anytime a pass does go over the middle this year, it is by pure coincidence.
Cant wait for Damian to gtfo after the season is over. I hope whoever gets the HC job fixes special teams
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Nuss with his first drive timeout like clockwork


I swear he is points shaving. It is every fricking game and usually when momentum is positive.
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Didn’t he have a history of a brain injury at some point before his LSU days?


I'm not sure about that, but didn't he have a surgery to remove a cyst that was pushing against his brain back in 2014 or 2015?
Kinda blows my mind that a city attacked by radical muslim terrorists in 2001 has elected a radical, muslim communist as their mayor.

People learn nothing from history until it is too late to turn back.
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personally, I feel Win2k was the most stable and best version of windows ever.


It rarely crashed and just freaking worked.

We finally decommissioned a 2000 box we had last year that was not connected to anything but a pylon sign that it ran. In the 20 odd years that computer was in place, I think we only had to boot it a handful of times due to a power outage.

It ran a simple CLI program for the sign and was very easy to use. We finally had to retire it when got the pylon board updated.