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That’s what I’m sayin, it was a beautiful representation of Latino culture. Latinos are 20% of the country, and also a huge reason Trump won this last cycle. Traditional, family-centered folk which is what most the show was about. My dad is a Latino and a proud Louisianan and my wife is conservative Latina who loved the half time show. People gotta chill
Missouri is mostly below the mason dixon line lol

re: Joe Brady is the new Bills coach

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/27/26 at 10:47 am to
This actually surprises me a bit, has he impressed that much in his short time at Buffalo? At Carolina he was pretty mid no? I wonder how much of his success is just coaching Burrow and Allen, two MVP caliber QBs
That’s crazy this dude almost became an NFL head coach by age 30. Im basically his age having to work 3 jobs to get through my masters degree and he’s out looking younger than me turning down NFL head coaching opportunities!! Good on him

re: Depth Chart 1.0

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/25/26 at 8:06 am to
My thoughts exactly! Hahaha it was easier back when you only had to memorize the incoming frosh now you have to memorize the whole frickin roster that’s new

re: Depth Chart 1.0

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/25/26 at 8:05 am to
My thoughts too. Clark is legit, and Husan knows he’s gonna me sitting for at least a year or two. He’s ok with that.
?? His breakout season was last year where Indiana was picked as 17th in the Big 10 and they made the playoffs with an 11-1 record. That was WITHOUT Mendoza. People were saying “let’s see what he can do without O’Rourke” before this season hahaha we already know what he can do without Mendoza!

Neck heard at Natty

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/19/26 at 9:38 pm
I know it’s not an LSU song but I do feel like LSU popularized it at such a huge level beyond HBCUs. Wish our student section didn’t totally ruin it screaming vulgarities cuz man the song goes hard and people got live

But maybe STTDB was part of the reason people got so amped for the song so hahaha

re: Jackson Harris - Elite Incoming WR

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/19/26 at 1:52 pm to
Good for him but we’re not on the coaching staff. So how do we parse out who are the big fish we landed or who’s just for depth? Ofc we’ll just see how the season goes but what’s the point of recruiting if we don’t even know who to get excited for hahaha.

“trust BK and his OL expertise” got us some great OL players too huh

re: Jackson Harris - Elite Incoming WR

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/19/26 at 12:10 pm to
Ok and so what do you use to evaluate? His stats or his tape or something? Wha do you rate him coming in? Backup piece or decent starter or elite?

Jackson Harris - Elite Incoming WR

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/19/26 at 12:04 pm
Saw in Lester’s PFF thread that the sophomore Hawaii transfer grades out as our best overall non QB player from last season headed into the season, better than players like Pickett, Berry and Weeks (but lower than Leavitt and Landen Clark). I wanted to check out his stats LINK and holy crap.

Slow start to the season but once he got hot? His last 7 games he averaged 22 y/c with 124 yards and 1.6 TDs per game. For reference, Justin Jefferson in 2019 averaged 14 y/c with 103 yards and 1.2 TDs per game. I know it was MAC completion but dang, dude did not have joe burrow and other receivers on the team also had a decent number of catches. I think we got a stud with this one!

Chase 2019 line: 21.2 y/c with 118 yards and 1.3 TDs per game. Which means Harris had 2019 Chase type numbers once he really started playing last year

I thought he’d likely just be a rotational G5 transfer type guy but man he could be a legit stud
Florida is in no way a lateral move in the 21st century, I don’t care what last years records say. More resources, more fans, SEC, etc. anyone takes that job over GT

Dante Moore and Dakorien Moore

Posted by hsgeoboy on 1/1/26 at 11:34 am
Both seemed lean LSU in their recruitments (with dakorien moore being committed to us for the longest time) and watching them drive Oregon down the field in a playoff game makes me wonder how LSU would’ve looked different this season (and future seasons for that matter) with a more competent QB and an extra stud freshman receiver. Obviously I trust we’ll be in a good place with kiffin and the talent we have/will get, but makes you wonder seeing two almost LSU guys balling out!
Cuz the last 2 years are the only ones where TWELVE other teams are in it. I don’t think it’s demanding to want LSU to be a top 12 team once in a two year span lol
Notre dame would’ve made it in even with BCS this year
Dude about to hit 1000 downvotes I ain’t ever seen that before lol
Look I love that Delane came here and balled out and was a lock down corner and is racking up the hardware. Huge for him and good for the LSU brand. But man, I definitely do not feel attached to him in the same ways I did to the DBs of the early 2010s or even studs like Delpit or Sting. Maybe it’s because he’s just a 1 year transfer, who we didn’t follow his recruiting and see his development at LSU or something, maybe it’s cuz this season just sucked and the narrative was quieter. Anyone else feel this way though? That as a fan, I feel surprisingly just like “oh cool good for him!” about our first team all american DB?
I think this is the answer ???? just completely scarred lol
Interesting but do you know the reasons why?

Why didn’t Arkansas hire Eric Morris?

Posted by hsgeoboy on 12/16/25 at 9:03 pm
I’m an LSU fan but I was raised in Arkansas. I miss growing up when Arkansas fielded competitive teams and the rivalry felt strong. Now it feels like Arkansas as a program just flounders. As mentioned in another thread though, I think it has a lot of potential as a SEC program with die hard fans and good business backing for NIL in northwest AR. Yet after Sam Pittman and now Silverfield, it feels like AR just picks lower tier coaches. Why not try Eric Morris? Why would he pick OSU over Arky despite SEC/NIL advantages AND the fact that like 50% of UofA students are from Texas anyways. The ties are deep.

TL;DR- Why does Arkansas lose out on good coaches to worse positioned programs?
Thank you ChatGPT for the answer to a question that nobody here even asked