
LSUFreek
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Greater New Orleans |
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| Registered on: | 1/31/2007 |
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It’s apparent TulaneLSU is an artisanal Neapolitan pizza fan.
re: I'll Admit it - I Have No Idea How Basketball Recruiting Works Anymore
Posted by LSUFreek on 5/12/26 at 7:44 pm to RummelTiger
Apparently, LSU has access to their own rev-share (revenue from tv contracts,etc shared amongst all SEC teams). The amount available for football is $20.5M annually in June. (IIRC, the number for basketball is $10M or $15M.) I wanna say that rev share has to be spent before being allowed to use NIL.
For supplemental NIL, LSU uses a sports agency that has aggregated a gazillion companies that are willing to pay for an athlete's endorsement. The packages can be diversified. For example, if LSU wants to offer a prospect $1M NIL package, he might get the bulk of it from say, Raising Cane's and some car dealership, but the rest might be comprised of 10 smaller businesses that the athlete also has an minor obligation to represent in some way. All NIL deals have to be approved by some regulatory clearing house
If I'm not mistaken, the new rev share rules effectively outlawed the use of collectives (where fan or alumni or or business donations could be be put in a money pool to pay out to prospects they want.) I believe colletives & TAF funds now have to be used on ancillary projects, like say, stadium upgrades, arena renovations, etc.
LSU can use up all of their annual $20.5M rev share in one class, and if they want more prospects the same year, they can basically give an I.O.U. to a signee willing to wait a few months until June when LSU gets access to another $20.5M. I think LSU dipped into this upcoming rev share funds to sign a lot of their $40M+ portal class.
That's my understanding. ButI could be wrong in parts.
For supplemental NIL, LSU uses a sports agency that has aggregated a gazillion companies that are willing to pay for an athlete's endorsement. The packages can be diversified. For example, if LSU wants to offer a prospect $1M NIL package, he might get the bulk of it from say, Raising Cane's and some car dealership, but the rest might be comprised of 10 smaller businesses that the athlete also has an minor obligation to represent in some way. All NIL deals have to be approved by some regulatory clearing house
If I'm not mistaken, the new rev share rules effectively outlawed the use of collectives (where fan or alumni or or business donations could be be put in a money pool to pay out to prospects they want.) I believe colletives & TAF funds now have to be used on ancillary projects, like say, stadium upgrades, arena renovations, etc.
LSU can use up all of their annual $20.5M rev share in one class, and if they want more prospects the same year, they can basically give an I.O.U. to a signee willing to wait a few months until June when LSU gets access to another $20.5M. I think LSU dipped into this upcoming rev share funds to sign a lot of their $40M+ portal class.
That's my understanding. ButI could be wrong in parts.
Kiffin is gonna need Kevlar on Sept. 19th
re: Ahmad Hardy Shot yesterday in Mississippi
Posted by LSUFreek on 5/11/26 at 1:51 pm to Jim Hopper
If it's only soft tissue damage, he could recover in just a few weeks.
If it's bone damage, it could be a few months.
If nerve damage is involved, it could take years.
If it's major vascular damage, much like Sean Taylor, it could take a life.
If it's bone damage, it could be a few months.
If nerve damage is involved, it could take years.
If it's major vascular damage, much like Sean Taylor, it could take a life.
The Anti-Kiffin conglomerate had already used that analogy when he was denied coaching in the playoffs:
"It's like a man who cheated on his wife with the next door neighbor and then wants to move in with the new hot chick. But, first, he wants to spend Christmas season with the kids. Of course, the wife shouldn't let him stay."
(Yet, Tulane allowed double duty for Jon Sumrall/Florida, JMU for Bob Chesney/UCLA, UNT for Eric Morris/Okla St, etc..and nobody said shite about them sticking around through the holidays "for the kids" before leaving for a hotter chick.)
"It's like a man who cheated on his wife with the next door neighbor and then wants to move in with the new hot chick. But, first, he wants to spend Christmas season with the kids. Of course, the wife shouldn't let him stay."
(Yet, Tulane allowed double duty for Jon Sumrall/Florida, JMU for Bob Chesney/UCLA, UNT for Eric Morris/Okla St, etc..and nobody said shite about them sticking around through the holidays "for the kids" before leaving for a hotter chick.)
I thought the intimate pix leak around the time of the draft showed a kiss?
Damn, he was my favorite RB to watch last year. He's sort of a throwback Emmitt Smith. His balance is next-level. He never gives you a good angle to tackle him, so he ends up breaking arm tackles and having 300yard games. Here's to a speedy recovery.
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He ran a wind legal, 1.5 m/s, 10.17 seconds
Google AI:
A 10.17-second 100-meter dash generally translates to an elite 40-yard dash time in the range of 4.25 to 4.35 seconds
EDIT: His X bio lists his 40 time at 4.29. (And his 100m-10.18)
re: Post Interesting Facts About Famous People
Posted by LSUFreek on 5/7/26 at 5:16 am to Ramblin Wreck
Texas Tech has a statue of cowboy/entertainer Will Rogers riding a horse and positioned the arse of the horse directly pointing towards Texas A&M & College Station.
Makes me really like Texas Tech.
Makes me really like Texas Tech.
ESPN lists him as 6-6, 225
On3 lists him as 6-6, 230
247 lists him as 6-6.5, 239
HUDL lists him as 6-7, 260
(For comparison, LSUsports lists Trey'Dez Green as 6-7, 237)
On3 lists him as 6-6, 230
247 lists him as 6-6.5, 239
HUDL lists him as 6-7, 260
(For comparison, LSUsports lists Trey'Dez Green as 6-7, 237)
Well, that explains the Coaching Changes rumor that Kiffin was looking to add Brice Brown to the staff was pure bullshite:

re: Oh ohhh WR commit? Maybe?
Posted by LSUFreek on 4/29/26 at 11:19 am to BreauxBridgeLSU
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If you post more than once, does your name get another entry?
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I like the fact that when she catches the ball above her shoulders, it doesn’t come down before she shoots
Moreover, she can catch. Far too often, Koval (& sometimes Knox) have hands of stone on passes & rebounds leading to missed opportunities: scores/possessions/jump-balls...
re: LSU Football Players that went undrafted and their new teams.
Posted by LSUFreek on 4/26/26 at 11:52 pm to Bayou_Bengal44
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WR Chris Hilton Jr.- Washington Redskins
I thought fo' sure he was gonna attempt to make the practice squad of Seattle (as ST/WR/DB) considering his GF Flau'jae is working out there. Then again, maybe he tried & the Seahawks said, "Nah, we good.".
As The World Curnes
re: Saints acquire former first round EDGE Tyree Wilson
Posted by LSUFreek on 4/25/26 at 2:38 pm to bonethug0180
Every Raider fan comment on Tyree Wilson youtube videos discussing (pre-draft) whether or not the Raiders should trade him, they all mention he played with great power at DT and that should be his position if he stays in LV, not edge where he only flashed explosion. Many were hoping for a 5th round pick if they did trade him.
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I’ll never talk myself in to liking this pick
What if I told you the dude is 6-5, 245 with 4.49 speed, faster than 4.56 Jimmy Graham (6-6, 265). Would you like Shough having that as a target?
When Derek Ponamsky was on Jordy Cullota's show recently, he mentioned how the game has changed in such a short time since he's been away from football. He specifically mentioned hearing how prospects are now asking schools for up to $20K just to visit, even for unofficial visits.
I'm not saying this has been the case here with Royal, but it has crossed my mind with all the official & unofficial visitors of elite prospects & commitments LSU has had on campus, some with multiple visits. Unofficial visits seemingly meant more bc the prospect must've really been interested in a school if they came on their own dime. Now, in the back of my mind, I wonder if any visit is anything more than than a free money grab/business deal.
I'm not saying this has been the case here with Royal, but it has crossed my mind with all the official & unofficial visitors of elite prospects & commitments LSU has had on campus, some with multiple visits. Unofficial visits seemingly meant more bc the prospect must've really been interested in a school if they came on their own dime. Now, in the back of my mind, I wonder if any visit is anything more than than a free money grab/business deal.
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