Settlement Alliance

What is this, October 2018??

Hunt reporting Abdomen, ESPN said it was the knee, so which one is it?

The number of ppl saying Aggy wow, its Bama, end of discussion

When did we start using the L hand sign? Sometime between 2013 and 2016, I think. If I remember correctly, it was used a lot when “Bitch, I’m from Louisiana” would play before kickoffs. I also remember Sonic Sam throwing up Ls back in 2011 and 2012.

WILL I AM WEIGHED

If someone in January 2020 told me that Indiana would win a national championship before LSU won another one, I would’ve had two ways to evaluate that statement.

First, it would imply that a historically basketball-oriented school managed to build a dominant football program in a conference typically controlled by one, maybe two teams. That would suggest Indiana began recruiting at an elite level, and that the school hired a coach who was arguably second only to Nick Saban. Because even with talent, building a high-end football product at a basketball school with limited resources would be wildly impressive. From any angle, it would signal that the college football “arms race” had finally leveled out and that competitive parity had returned.

Second, I would have to question how far LSU, and the rest of college football, would have fallen off. How could a program like Indiana climb from the 8-5 tier all the way to national championship level before LSU got back? In 2020, there was simply no scenario where I would’ve believed Indiana could be capable of playing football at that level.

In reality, what we’re seeing today is a mix of both dynamics. I genuinely believe Cignetti is one of the most impressive coaches in the sport right now, and I also think NIL and profit-sharing have distracted or reshaped priorities at several major programs. It’s creating an environment where the formula for winning changes constantly. Personally, I think that’s a good thing. Sustained dynasties are going to be much harder to maintain in the current landscape of college athletics.

Ramos

that we are about to purge their entire roster and handicap their program for years to come?

Earlier this month, I asked a similar question if Ole Miss would seriously let LSU coaches in their building and let them coach accordingly to the hand that’s feeding them (LSU). Conflict of interest, ect ect.

Most y’all didn’t like that comment and surprisingly came to Ole Miss’s defense for the belief that LSU coaches, including Lane, are seriously rooting for Ole Miss.

I’m not buying any of this let’s be nice to ole Miss stuff ik Lanes aware that if he doesn’t beat Ole Miss in at least 3 of his first four years, he won’t hear the end of it. he knows his legacy is at stake there and the heightened scrutiny.

Yes, me saying the LSU coaches returning to Ole Miss to tank their playoff run was a bit of a reach in my last post, but I am not wrong in the fact that there are coaches in the Ole Miss building that are making moves to better our program and worsen theirs. And it’s vice versa which is unsettling.

Austin Thomas on the sideline Saturday with the headset was honestly hilarious.

Lacy and Chambliss will be LSU Tigers, and I like to look at this as extra practice for our offense for next year.

I just want to be clear that whatever Ole Piss thinks they have going is about to come to a screeching halt very very soon

Do you not clearly see that tanking the OM playoff run is water under the bridge because they already secured their next job?

What do you mean this is not how coaches think? The job is cut throat, having ole miss eliminated is certainly in their best interest

that Lane is allowing his assistants to return so they can torpedo their playoff run?

They cant be that naive... right?

Do people actually think a man with LSU money already in his pocket is going to make his future 5+ years any harder than it already is, I mean c'mon.

He's not gonna let this Ole Miss "elite" conversation last any longer than it already has.

With that being said, that Chambliss kid is nice and would look great in P&G.