LSUGrad2005

Got me with the trans joke.

But you are comparing Jay Johnson to a coach that inherited a stacked team and won one national championship with a team and culture built by someone else and then was too stubborn to change. Jay Johnson inherited shite and within two years won a national title and then did it again.


Jay Johnson has stated he made mistakes. Something Les miles never admitted. I think we give him the benefit of the doubt and see what next year brings.

What else doe CJJ have to do? He admitted he made some mistakes in the portal and evaluating talent.

He has said it more than once and you arse hats pretend that it is going to get better the next week.

WE do not have the talent to be a top team this year, it is obvious. However, the fire CJJ people want him to pull a rabbit out of his arse and that is not how baseball works.

He admitted he screwed up, there is nothing that can be done about the season.

We have the best coach in the country, in this day with NIL this will happen when you have to rely on the portal.

Is NVTS going to take a breath or will it stabilize or fall with profit taking?

Question from and stupid investor

No one could have predicted Brown and Stanfield injuries, and as mentioned earlier he wanted to play outfield not first. Larson was leaving no matter what, CJJ could not tell him he would start because the outfield was set. Now next season is a different story.

You are correct, you are entitled to your opinion. But, come on man Eddy Furniss was a two time all american and won the Dick Howser award, which is for the best college player.

Hawpe was great but Furniss is a legend.

Aaron hill was an SEC player of the year in 2003 I think

Schmidt probably has the best stuff and chance of being elite just needs to execute. With this offense the pitchers need to just not hurt themselves with free passes.

TigerLunatik - Used to go to the BR St Patrick's Day when I was going to LSU; always a good time

Most people associate Mardi Gras with Bourbon St., but I have young children and enjoy going to the parades and watching them catching throws and listening to bands. There are large areas along parade routes that are family friendly and you do not have to worry about drunken idiots. Obviously, there are still people who are drinking but it is not like Bourbon St everywhere.

Mardi Gras is not for everyone and that is okay, I just do not understand this boards obession with calling people names that do enjoy attending the parades.

To each their own

Do not have to be catholic to participate but it originated as a catholic celebration. Mardi Gras is the last day before lent. It is a party before you are supposed to fast and give up something.

Second down vote.