Lsutigerturner

I’d bring a pole and hit some barpits on the levee out in the sticks.. find some restraint in areas of the beaten path

I agree with you we need two high quality guys to duke it out. Didn’t kiffin have 5qbs this year?

Idk if we can get Colton and cj in same class but Colton or cj and another super well thought of div2 guy or sunbelt g5 type player that wants a step up but hasn’t quiet shine like cj and Colton

Dang in can’t believe we lost curnes screw brad davis for being such an inept oline coach. He had some damn talent at lsu

imo some of the greatest collection of talent ever at lau and they just couldn’t play worth a crap

I can’t really say enough that I want Colton. He will be able to improvise.

And cj bailey could turn into one of the greats like a bore athletic Jamarcus russle

Long range shooting and passing is fun solid basketball but anything involving rebounds, blocks, layups, post ups….. is hilarious and it is not longer basketball

I think Joseph is at least a 62% passer with kiffin, he is an absolute weapon with his legs and teams will have to absolutely contain him every snap. That leads to some man to man coverages that we capitalize

Boom!

Yeah I don’t think anything will be settled ever until the allow the last4 in and last 4 out to duke it out for the actual playoff spots. Whether that’s 12tm or 16tm

12tm playoffs 8 teams fight for the final 4
9vs 16
10vs15
11vs14
12vs13

in same type for 16tms last 4 in and out duke it out for the final 4 spots.
13vs20
14vs19
15vs18
16vs17

I personally feel that 16teams is to many, and I also think that conference championships need to go away

It’s all unfortunate wish we could hit rewind.

Facts.

Colton Joseph
Cj Bailey
Brad Jackson

Are the top of my list all get two years and I don’t think we will have to get in a huge bidding war like we would with leavit or Demond Williams types.

Get one of those three here or two of those three here asap and get their nose in the play books. Then get ready for a wild arse turn around, with Payton Houston learning his freshman year under one of those guys competing for a Heisman as a senior

Arguably one of the best stories in college football—easily better than the Chambliss story. It’s wild that he ended up buried behind two highly recruited quarterbacks in high school Brayden Buchanan Baylor, and Deuce Adams Louisville. I think the whole situation is a bit messed up, and I suspect local middle-school and high-school football politics played a huge role. When several middle-school quarterbacks feed into one high school, one kid always seems to get a built-in advantage just because of which school they came from.
At least that’s my best guess—it mirrors what happened to one of my good buddies, who had a stronger arm, was way more accurate, and was faster, but never got the same recognition because he came from the poorer side of town. He ended up being a safety. Best arm on the team and everyone new it.
It’s a shame his parents didn’t step in and find a high school willing to actually give him a real tryout and let him transfer for a fair shot. Similar to what I think happened with Holstein and Howard. His parents should’ve intervened the way the Holsteins did.

That's a good one! Ha!