GentleJackJones

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Tigercoop40

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bfd, this isn’t Notre Dame, this is supposed to be the big leagues, didn’t he win a D3 “championship” too?

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Well, Notre Dame has bested us the past couple of times we faced them. But bowl games don’t count when we lose, right…?

Who said it was easy?

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Wild that PP7 isn't on that list with his ability as a CB and returner.

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Nah. Now I’ll go to my grave contending that PP7 picked off McElroy in 2009, but PP7 couldn’t lock down his biggest opponent in the biggest game of the year. Jones averaged 106 yards a game against PP7.

2008 Jones: 7 catches, 128 yards
2009 Jones: 4 catches, 102 yards, 1 TD
2010 Jones: 10 catches, 89 yards, 1 TD

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Someone with a clown schedule just like IU had last year.

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It really wasn’t that bad, at least not on paper. They played this year’s National Champion, and last year’s National Champion and runner up.

FIU
Western Illinois
@ UCLA (same opponent as LSU)
Charlotte
Maryland
@ Northwestern
Nebraska
Washington (runner up the season prior)
@ Michigan State
Michigan (national champion season prior)
@ Ohio State (national champion)
Purdue

Webb Feet

Whether we want to admit it or not, the entire SEC has taken a step back. Alabama was obviously going to take a step back with Saban’s departure. Georgia is still good, but not like they were a few years ago. Tennessee has improved, but still not in the elite tier. Florida has been down for some time. LSU hasn’t been elite since 2019. Auburn has struggled under Freeze. Texas is Texas …A&M is Texas 8&4…Oklahoma and Arkansas have been down. South Carolina and Ole Miss can’t turn the corner. Kentucky went 1-7. Hell, the only team that’s really ramped it up is Vanderbilt.

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My God, there has been some dumb posters on this forum, but you are definitely the most idiotic even for an LSU fan. Your mother should be shot for even giving birth to you

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Your post history regarding the Sugar Bowl displays: (1) You’re white trash; (2) You’re a tool with a sophomoric sense of humor; (3) You were highly confident going into the Notre Dame (predicting, I believe, a 25-point victory; (4) You, obviously, don’t follow and/or know much about football, at all (i.e., Tennessee will mop the floor against the “Suckeyes” — real knee-slapper there, “Darin” —, the “Suckeyes” are overrated, UGA will “prison rape” the Irish, and so forth).

Again, with Notre Dame having approximately 6 starters out (including their All-American DT and CB), many UGA fans were more confident going into the Sugar Bowl without Beck. It’s not like Stockton played poorly either; Notre Dame was just better.

He’s a high floor, low ceiling, boring, unlikable coach. Could be better; could be worse. We’re in purgatory …. We’re Iowa or Wisconsin. Decent. Not great. It is what it is.

They’re asking at the right time. The SEC has rules for 20+ years. Right now, I’d say Ohio State and Oregon are better than the SEC