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A lot of talk out there? OK.
Out there, for you is the insane asylum.
I don't think AI has progressed enough that any new robot arm would help Brees find a way to get the ball twenty yards down the field any longer.

But, a wife is like a tin roof. If you don't nail it enough. it winds up at the neighbors.
Halle Berry can get in my doghouse whenever she wants.
"Oh they are straight gangsters"
Have they reopened the My O My Club?
Well, that settles it. Cancel the bus. There is no need to waste anyone's time and effort to play this game if HE made HIS prediction.
Well, at least they changed the narrative from hating Lane because he porked Saban's daughter.
When the game plan is for you to be the fodder for the big money markets, it is best to just be quiet and accept the game plan that was presented to you before the season started.
Both of the people you mentioned are being paid well to accept what is given to them.
Sankey will only get his revenge if the stronger SEC team gets in the big dance. Fixing the game to allow the weaker team the win only assures a smaller cut of the pie and Sankey cuts his own throat.


Let me add:
Unless the entire sport is already fixed.

"Enough man, we have enough conspiracy theorists in the world. We don’t need another person who thinks everything is rigged either. Social media has destroyed the way our society thinks and operates now.."

50 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out to Be TRUE...(US News/World)

Hundreds of cases involving billions of Federal dollars in Minnesota alone over the last five years along with dozens of convictions prove that what some want to pass off as conspiracy theories is actually ongoing fraud on the public that do-gooders refuse to address and fix because of the conspiracy connotation.
It certainly has been proven that it is easier to defraud you than to convince you that you have been defrauded.
If you didn't figure that out after Katrina, you are happy living the fantasy.
It will take the flooding of the entire city to involve the Saints in another Super Bowl.

To the downvoting naysayers:
It is easier to scam people than to convince them they have been scammed.

This directly applies to the NFL.

re: Last night takeaways

Posted by boscoroni on 9/13/26 at 11:59 am to
Nothing to add to your synopsis except this was a perfect game from a coaching perspective and the premise set before the game by staff, "Get over yourself! You ain't done shite".
This is how you motivate these young kids who naturally believe their own hype and how easy the Clemson game was.
It will be much easier to motivate the team now that reality has bit them in the butt.
What is astounding to me is the turnaround in coaching philosophy from the last half decade; no longer does LSU stick to the game plan even though it failed during the first half. No longer do all decisions stay written in stone over the season and, importantly, no longer do we have a coach who finds fault with everyone except his own decisions.

re: We will win Sunday

Posted by boscoroni on 9/11/26 at 7:03 pm to
Is a major hurricane about to hit the Gulf Coast?
Talk about stopping the tiger attack by feeding it your limbs...Kiffen's entire schtick is made up on being the bad guy and the SEC fell right into the trap.

re: Did Tulane get expelled?

Posted by boscoroni on 9/10/26 at 12:58 pm to
If the NCAA is allowing the vast leeway to hire former NFL players in some conference, it gives those conferences large advantages during playoffs and in deciding championship games.
Allowing some schools to violate rules and others to get expelled over it means the NCAA is a meaningless institution.
The NCAA developed the NIL pay to play program for college sports and opened themselves to the obvious mess that they created by not properly investigating and codifying various problems and outcomes that were soon identified as major problems in the program.
Now that players have been harmed by those failures of the NCAA and went to the courts for relief, the NCAA did what they usually do, attempt to blame others for the mess they created with their new, incomprehensible and illegal NIL law.
The power universities in the SEC, Alabama and Georgia seized upon the obvious failures of the NCAA and their meddling oversight and used the NCAA to do their bidding and try and coerce another member to succumb and reduce the obvious advances that the minor university made in their football program to keep that program from gaining major status.
The shock of all shocks came when LSU actually showed some backbone and did not do what they did in the past ie the Will Wade debacle and actually stood its ground.
This sneak attack on LSU by the SEC is far from moot.

The powers within the SEC have become desperate knowing full well that LSU will no longer be a willing doormat for their designated and hand picked power universitates and now demand a seat at the adult table.
This is an opening salvo of what is to come.
LSU needs to be aware of this.
Did you talk to your psychiatrist about this?
All you need to know about all of this is what state the lawsuit was filed in to know who is behind it.
What I have been saying from the start. This is all a power play by those who run the SEC, Alabama and Georgia who see that Kiffin is a big problem at LSU because of the money that LSU can supply for players where Ole Miss could not.
Don't feel alone, though. The same tipping of scales is going on in the Big 10 where they allowed the big name Michigan to steal a game to stay in the run for the money.

re: Is this all the SEC wants?

Posted by boscoroni on 9/8/26 at 6:54 pm to
The SEC is demanding a school violate Antitrust court rulings and there is little that they can do to enforce what they have started.
In the long run, if the SEC continues, Congress will be forced to step in and overtake college sports with laws as they did the NFL and their antitrust problems.
The more going on is the fact that there will be a power shift from the two officially sanctioned universities that have always ruled the SEC; Alabama and Georgia.
Having the also ran LSU at the top of the heap for the next decade is unthinkable and blasphemous. It has got to be stopped even if it means getting rid of the also ran LSU.