Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Big Spring, TX
Biography:Lived in Baton Rouge for two years as a teen and was impressed by the great spirit, Pistol Pete & Tiger Football. It made a lasting impression and I return to visit when possible. Currently a state government worker in Texas.
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I believe most don't think he will be coaching here. It sort of reminds me of Johnny Jones's final season.

It was inevitable that he was no longer going to be the head coach once the season came to an end.
Rodney Reed comes to mind here. I think he did pretty well academically at LSU back in the day.
I hope McMahon is gone at the end of the season.

The team squandered another chance at victory today and played like it had no clue how to rebound, among other things. And horrific second half defense.

And as often said, the Kentucky loss was unforgivable.
This is a horrible effort.

Needs to take Rebounding 101.

Can’t block anyone out.

re: No Home cooking for Chambliss

Posted by rjokerlsu on 2/5/26 at 11:36 am to
That was my first thought--the judge sure looks like Colonel Sanders of KFC fame.
This goes way back, but can anyone find the specifics on Y. A. Title losing his pants on a touchdown run for LSU?

re: Something I never knew

Posted by rjokerlsu on 1/26/26 at 1:34 pm to
A talented, tough runner.

He seldom, if ever, fumbles.

I think the new coaching staff and scheme will result in an improved season from him. The competition from a stronger running back room will also benefit him.
He's a rookie who should have been finishing his senior season in college.

Drafted fourth overall, he played a very challenging position for a rookie, left tackle. He kept his starting position all season and returned earlier than expected from injury.

I doubt anyone will consider Campbell a liability in a few years.
Fayetteville is always a tough place for a road team.

The Hogs are a young team this season, so perhaps the Tigers edge in experience could play a role. A Tiger fan can always hope!
Hottest: Brownsville, TX


Coldest: Minneapolis, MN.

re: How Bad Was Austin Thomas?

Posted by rjokerlsu on 1/24/26 at 3:29 pm to
I think the theme here is "What have you done for me lately?"
It's great that the two important OL recruits are #s 2 & 6.

re: OU beats #2 SC

Posted by rjokerlsu on 1/23/26 at 1:45 am to
I saw her play in high school. She was a dominant player and a scoring machine for Lubbock Monterey.

And rated the nation’s top high school player.

After Monterey’s games, the fans would line up to get her autograph. Her father is quite the promoter.
I still think Wade will remain at NC State for a few more years.

Someone mentioned Bryce Drew as someone to consider and I like that idea.
It would be great to have a player with the talent level of Morant.

But for this year, the top immediate priority is a healthy Thomas providing the high level of point guard play he provided earlier.

Even if that happens, a new head coach for next season and beyond is a necessity.
From years back, Mark Yokubaites and Godfrey Zaunbreacher.

Benny Logan

Ben Wilkerson

re: Kaleb Jackson headed to UNC

Posted by rjokerlsu on 1/19/26 at 11:15 am to
Sometimes a player just needs a fresh start somewhere else.

I hope that Belichek can help him achieve the success he hoped for at LSU.
The post by Draconian Sanctions was easily my favorite of the first group on this topic.

But I would hope soon we could move on past the Woodward threads.

re: Strength Coach Nick Savage

Posted by rjokerlsu on 1/16/26 at 3:47 pm to
I think it definitely is.

Again, as others said before, he has the appropriate last name for a strength coach--Savage!