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I think the most important part is when he replied to someone saying that he knows for a fact Sheppard is waiting on a call. Most of the media pretty much agrees he wouldn't go to LSU because he's going to be a head coach in the NFL soon. But all the former players seem to think the opposite.

I have no clue how Sheppard would perform as the head coach of LSU. But I do know that usually when a guy's former teammates all agree he would be a good coach, the guy usually ends up being a really good coach. There are multiple examples in every sport having success right now.

I think you got the wrong guy. I agree with you

We played a bowl game with a WR at QB. No matter what happens Saturday this program is light-years ahead of where it was when Kelly got here.

He didn't fail. He made the best business decision because he knows what you said about the two sports that make the most money.

The PMAC is going to fill itself for either team as long as they are winning. It was easier to hire a sure fire dominant coach for the women's team than the men's team. Mulkey pulls in the money for the basketball side. Woodward was able to take a chance and save money with the McMahon hire. Now he's in a position to pay a small buyout and go big for the next coach he you wants

Kelly was hired to make sure the football program didn't bottom out. His track record said there was an acceptable floor for the program if you hired him. It costs money to get a coach like that to leave a program like Notre Dame. People act like LSU just ran to Kelly with a blank check. They tried to sign him for less and he said no. Football is the money maker so there is no way Woodward could take a chance on the program getting worse than it was. Now he's in position to pay the huge buyout and take a chance and save money on the next hire. He can hire a young guy with promise because the program is more stable than it was when Kelly got here.

I've seen him in person. I've also seen Baker Mayfield and Bryce Young in person. He's bigger than Bryce was when he started at Bama and he'll be about the same size as Baker at OU after an off season in a D1 program.

Full circle moment

Never said he was wrong for doing it. I only brought it up because there are people acting like he never celebrated or made a scene after a big play.

The first big play of Jarvis's career he caused a fumble against Auburn on a Kickoff. He immediately got up and ran to celebrate by himself in the end zone while the rest of the team was trying to recover the fumble.

Did you make that point when ppl were bringing up past seasons as evidence the flashy stuff needed to stop or did you have that epiphany when you were looking for a reason to disagree with me lol

That's exactly what he means. Tom Brady couldn't hold the starting job IN COLLEGE and was a 7th round pick. Drew Brees got drafted in the second and his team wanted to replace him with the first big gunslinger they could find. Peyton was back and forth with Ryan Leaf as QB1 in that class specifically because Leaf was more naturally gifted. You can't be a generational talent if their are other guys in your same class with more talent. But people will overlook all of that because it's RC. Which I understand. But RC being a tool doesn't change the fact that he is right.
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