Tiger Voodoo

Alabama 2012

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I was in college.

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OM fans will deadass tell you it was because of Pete Golding lmao

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I just wanna be to the point where we make other teams quit again.

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Got fired by Saban in Alabama right before the national title game

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2015 NCG: OC Lane Kiffin leads Alabama to a national title in a 45-40 win over Clemson with Jacob Coker at QB

2016 NCG: newly appointed OC Steve Sarkisian loses to Clemson 35-31 with Jalen Hurts at QB after Saban “fires” Kiffin despite his first undefeated regular season since 2009 because he accepted a HC job at FAU and didn’t want a “distracted” OC leading up to the game



Saban goes full Ole Miss and pouts his way out of national championship because Kiffin took a promotion.

Credit Lane for stopping Saban from getting his 7th NC ring in Tuscaloosa :lol:

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No few people were saying he looks like what Mettenburger was supposed to become before he got lead feet. It was looking to becoem a really good QB...

No one predicted him becoming one of the best to do it.

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My OP from 9/3/18

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This kid is the answer. I have no idea how people refused to acknowledge how big a deal this guy was going to be for our program.

He’s a coach’s son that was Mr Football from Ohio that has learned under Urban Meyer for over three years. You couldn’t build a more prototypical college QB if you tried, and he has the attitude of an absolute champion.


I said this is my other thread, but his addition to this program is the biggest paradigm shift since Nick Saban arrived in Baton Rouge.


I think E was wise to hold him back a bit last night against that D. But there will come a time when the leash is taken off, and we will all be witness when he is allowed to take over and carry this team to the promised land

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That was after multiple similar posts throughout the offseason after he signed, many like this referring to the fact that he was an elite Ohio HS QB and trained under Meyer for three years:

8/27/18

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Addition by subtraction?


And a QB trained by another staff. This one, at that:

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For the record, I’m exponentially more excited about Lane to BR than I was about Burrow, because this is the entire future of the program, not just a year or two.

Kiffin is going to build the next dynasty in BR, not even a question.


Which is why the excitement level should be at an all time high. This isnt about a new season, it’s a new era, and it’s going to be the best in LSU history :lsu:

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Without getting into spoilers, in addition to the book plot differing in scope, one thing I actually preferred in the movie, the book ending is COMPLETELY different than the film. It would be one of the more shocking things we will have seen on screen in a long time if Wright actually does it.

Say what you will about King, but the dude has a wild imagination and his ending, sorry, Bachman’s ending , was shocking then and will maybe even be more so now.

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Figured he wouldn’t do it, or be allowed to do it.


Overall the movie was just ok for me. I like Powell, but his over the top rage outbursts seemed forced to me. Don’t think his natural affect was well suited to the role as written, though he was physically closer than Arnold to the Richards of the book.

I usually don’t enjoy Miles Teller but feel like he would have been better suited for this. Pissed off older version of Andrew from Whiplash would have been perfect here.

Finally got a chance to watch this, everything with Leo was great, particularly with Leo and Benecio, who were both hilarious.

Surprised Perfidia got as much acclaim as she did, given her limited screen time, although her character’s presence is obviously felt throughout. Thought Deandra was just as impressive if not mire.

Willa was very very good, not sure how much that actress has done before this but she has a bright future for sure.

The Penn role was over the top, far too much time given to such a cartoonish character in a film filled with mostly interesting complex characters.


Fantastic chase scenes throughout, first the bank getaway, then Leo on the rooftops :rotflmao:, and finally the chase through the desert :wha::bow:


Most satisfying part to me was all time great protector Unkas from Last of the Mohicans rising from the grave to give another similarly understated and selfless performance 30 years later :bow:

Section 509 :dude:


Chase and Moss’ second and Marshall’s game sealing TDs were all right in front of our corner, was a fun spot :bow:

One section over from Clemson section which was rocking early when Burrow was backed up in that end zone. Got awfully quiet though :pimp: