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re: Wade initial roster

Posted by rjokerlsu on 3/30/26 at 5:38 pm to
Reece and Thomas would be current players that could help.

I also expect Wade to hit the transfer portal for a majority of the team.
Yes, a good chance that Wade will have a better record, especially in SEC play.

I was wondering if the Rant sees a chance any current players would return. I realize Thomas is already in the portal.

re: Marcus Spears Jr question

Posted by rjokerlsu on 3/27/26 at 1:00 pm to
I certainly hope with the arrival of Wade, LSU's efforts to recruit Spears will definitely pick up.
So it’s possible LSU gets a new head basketball coach and it apparently will be the choice of a majority of the fan base, That’s provided these ranters have reliable sources.

So when will there be a press announcement about this?
This was an impressive win for LSU. Several players made contributions.
Yes, other than the #9 seeds beating the #8 seeds, very few upsets and not that many close games.

I hope things get a bit less predictable in the round of 32.
If it's Wade or any other coach besides McMahon as the new head coach, how much does it help LSU's chances to land Spears?
I would think there's a decent chance that Missouri has probably played more games where the other teams had more fans closer to the game site.

So it's all right for them to play the opening round in STL. Go Mizzou!
He enjoyed too much Cajun food in his years at McNeese.

A buddy of mine who seldom seems to notice such things made the comment that Wade had put on some weight, so yes, that's true.
The OP is delusional, as another poster stated.

Things don't work that fast.
I still prefer Josh Schertz of St. Louis University. It may not be possible to get him, but I would like to see LSU make an effort to do so.

re: This is (still) your HC

Posted by rjokerlsu on 3/16/26 at 1:05 am to
Those are not two very strong teams and I expect the winner of that game to get eliminated in the next round.

re: LSU 3 @ Vandy 11 Final

Posted by rjokerlsu on 3/14/26 at 8:28 pm to
Grooving an 0-2 pitch with a fast ball down the middle will also get you beat.

re: Porter Moser has saved his job

Posted by rjokerlsu on 3/14/26 at 1:09 pm to
His team had a strong finish this season.

He deserves to remain head coach.
These kind of things, i.e., hiring a new men's head basketball coach, don't happen that quickly.

I'm willing to wait, but will be disappointed if no change happens. Four years is plenty; I suppose too many, in the eyes of most on this thread.
Wouldn't Hurley be a good addition to the staff of any new head coach?
U Conn plays in one of, if not the weakest, conference in the nation.
One day, LSU will finally break through and beat South Carolina. After all, Oklahoma beat them earlier this season in OT.

I know the conference tournament is not a high priority for Kim Mulkey.
Yes, a change of scenery might be good for him.

I understand it's a much different situation, but way back in the 1970s, most the fans of my high school were glad to see the head coach leave.

He took a job as head coach of a school about 90 miles to the south and much to the surprise of many, turned things around there. He was voted to that school's Hall of Fame.

Northwestern in the Big 10 might be a better fit for Kelly.
That’s quite a loss. He has flair and creativity that many others there don’t.