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I feel like under BK we did a relatively good job of this and coming into the season healthy.

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We were objectively charmin soft as a program under BK. I never want to see that again. Win or lose, opponents should hate the idea of playing LSU bc they know it’s going to be a full week of recovery afterwards. We must get back to that.

Can I just put my hand in a blender instead?

Blowing out Miami in Dallas to start 2018 was quite satisfying. I found their fans to be pretty full of themselves, and I’ve interacted with a lot of fan bases.

I’m as pumped as anybody should be about this team. I’m excited to be in TS when we kickoff against Clem.

However… despite the extreme generosity from our beloved boosters, this is a new offensive coaching staff, new QB, entirely new WR corps, largely a new OL (probably a good thing, but remains to be seen). We’re asking a lot from our DL. The program guys are younger, the transfers are proven but haven’t played together.

This team needs to gel fast. @OM week 3, A&M week 4, @Aub late October, Bama, Texas, and an Arkansas team that will probably only have our game to play for. We’re asking a lot.

I get it the money has been paid. 10-2+ is a reasonable P&G goggles expectation based on that. An outside pundit expecting this group to fall short of that given the factors laid out is not unrealistic though.

Tenn 2010
Auburn 2017
I’ll throw in UF 2021

Man that group lost some heartbreakers.

Wisc - Harris pick on the final drive just out of FG range
Auburn - didn’t quite get the final snap off. Would’ve been a game winning TD
UF - Guice goes the wrong way
Bama - 0-0 going to the 4th. Just no offensive pulse

What could’ve been

Updated. My bad

I’ll be in town with a couple buddies for LSU-Clemson. Looking to spin fish for reds that Friday. Not really interested in specks. Any recs? TIA.

Watching to pull against Ole Miss and bama. Would prefer Texas not win either

We would’ve issued 13 walks and 4 passed ball/WPs

2012 finance grad. Was always an A/B student. Part of the finance academy. Interned at Merrill Lynch my final year and a half of undergrad because I knew I wanted to be an FA. Did half the CFP curriculum at LSU. Moved to NYC after graduating to work for a mutual fund company and get licensed for a couple years while getting my MBA at night. Finished the CFP. Moved to FL to be an advisor at Merrill and did so for 6 years. Moved to a competitor about 5 years ago and it was a great move.

Many years of being 6 figure but not ballin. Finally hit the curve last year,

LSU finance prepped me very well with profs like Morales, Sanders, Kirby, Lawrence, Mason, O’Connor (stock picking class using part of the endowment). Several other profs that were great and I just don’t remember the names of.

Was very well prepped for CFP, MBA, and life in finance thanks to LSU. Highly recommended for someone also willing to do the work.