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i’m aware of how PFF works. he’s still nowhere near one of our weakest links in coverage. we aren’t asking him to cover WR1 for 70 plays. i’d be more concerned if he were filling pickett’s role. cooley has been exceptional in coverage.
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Cooley and keys are our weakest cover players for sure.
PFF says the complete opposite
go to candente on tuesday for the fajita specials. there's really nothing in town comparable for tex-mex. people recommending other places just haven't been.
cool strawman. no one is saying you'll have good defenses with shitty safeties.

but since we're playing this game, i'll let you enjoy your defense with good safety play but terrible DL that can't get off 1-on-1 blocks and CB that can't stay in front of offensive players.
go ask any college staff the relative cost of a good portal safety to that of a DL or CB
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So confident and so wrong

i would encourage you to go share the secret sauce to all of the NFL execs and staffs since they choose to prioritize their dollars and draft capital to interior DL, edge, and CB over safeties, especially if we're talking non-FS.
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You can't have bad S play. It will gut a defense probably worse than anything.
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safeties aren't one of the more impactful positions on the defense.
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(3rd place JPRD east bank if you’re wondering)
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jim prince is a fat, disgusting piece of shite.

i also hadn't heard that alan joseph is a pedo pos, but i'm not the least bit surprised. terrible ump too
space city? i just wish it were a closer ride.
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We chose Pop over Haven and Simeon made it clear early on that he wanted to go to Notre Dame. Easton Royal is going to the highest bidder and we gave him our top amount...so far. Another in top10 is Colton Nussmeier and we picked Pop Houston. Lane and company are doing fine with recruiting.
yeah. i won't be thrilled if we don't land both hudson and royal, but i'm not losing sleep over haven or simeon since landing houston and haven was never on the table.
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As intimated on a couple of podcasts, Glasscock may need to rework his formula when it comes to elite Louisiana talent. That’s part of the “It’s just Different” about this program than previous stops. Your proof of concept is all over the NFL
that's where i land. i like that we're discerning in where we spend our money since it is finite, but there are certain guys you're going to have to break your rules for. to be fair, i think they've already done that to a certain degree with royal.
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Would you say their evaluations of the current roster were good? You think it was money well spent?

i think it's fine all things considered. unless a coach is moving up in competition like cignetti and able to move an entire roster lock, stock, and barrel for market rate or cheaper, you're forced to overpay for year 1 of a huge rebuild. i also bet lsu to miss the playoffs in the preseason, so i already wasn't of the opinion that a $40m roster in year 1 guarantees a playoff semifinalist.

we've lost two of the team's most important pieces and it shows. lsu doesn't lose the kentucky game if keys is on the bench, and i think the same could be said for ole miss if green and spears aren't missing.

do i love the results? no, but i'm also not completely incapable of contextualizing.

your opinion is a fine one, and i think any reasonable person agrees royal is pretty elite. there also needs to be a stopping point; you think that # is higher than lsu's currently. no rule that says they can't reallocate money to different players / spots later as the roster gets shaped. you're just beating a pretty dead horse at this point though.
give it a rest. you've made your opinion known - lsu should chase the easton royal sweepstakes as high as it'll go even to the detriment of filling out the rest of the roster & you're a better evaluator of talent than our current staff that's been universally praised for doing more with less for a while now. we now have 100+ posts copy / pasting the exact same thing.
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And why exactly do I have to finance these things as a customer? Seems like this company carries absolutely no risk.
it'd probably behoove you to spend 30 seconds trying to understand how regulated utilities work.
a number of the too cool for school folks will tell you that truth isn't all it's cracked up to be, but the food is awesome. some of the best sides and desserts in bbq, and the bbq is as good as anywhere.
what is the role? i've had coworkers leave for jane / milennium / citadel trading seats. they expect a lot out of you, but they'll pay you a ton of money for your troubles.

re: Breed of Peace Strikes Again

Posted by Louie T on 8/13/26 at 4:12 pm to
you believing those two things are analogous makes it pretty clear that you are the imbecile.
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He's claiming the invoice may be wrong, so he has to prove it is.

lmao. this is some shady trash shite here
almost assuredly not

the teams that can win anything of note with their backup qb is closer to 0 than it is even 5, and longstreet doesn't have meaningful reps under his belt.
their schedule makes it a near foregone conclusion they're in the playoff given what's coming back, but they're extremely impressive on paper. i'll be rooting against them, but notre dame is as good as anyone we have heading into 2026.

the sec lost its right to speak in such confident absolutes about who wouldn't win the conference after the last few years.

tangent - b10 fans have become as insufferable as sec fans during its run of championships.