Hurricane2020

shite, I wish I worked at ExxonMobil, its the closest plant to my house. But here I am stuck with a great job at Dow, but a 1.5hr commute every afternoon... God I hate Baton Rouge traffic...

They have a decent offense and a top 5, maybe top 3, defense. They are a good team.

This is actually a pretty important, but not often thought about point.

When a P4 coordinator becomes a G5 head coache and flame out it usually sets their coaching career back for 5-10 years. Oftentimes they end up as a coordinator at a G5 school or position coach at a P4 school. If they are lucky they get picked up by a P4 school as a coordinator.

When they go from P4 Coordinator to P4 head coach and flame out they still often get G4 head coaching jobs or P4 coordinator jobs.

Eh, the committee has already shown they are willing to do it to an undefeated FSU. Obviously they aren't Bama, but it's not like FSU is a nobody.

Lane kiffin has shown time and time again he can turn a ham sammich into an all conference QB. That's the lest of my worries. Im more worried about the O-line not sucking next year, which again, lane has been really good at O-line, but is even better about scheming around his weaknesses.

Imagine how salty you would be if your ex head coach did this, lol.

It is literally less money comparatively than what an average person pays for toilet paper...

Why would he take yalls defensive staff? LSU already had a better defensive staff at home...

LSU had the better roster every year they played ole miss. Ole miss had some game wreckers on the d line and a good QB.

You talking about the alabama team with the #1/#2 most talented team in the country with a heisman contender that had 2 losses, almost lost like 4 games, squeaked by UGA for a head to head tiebreaker to backdoor its way into the SEC championship game over two sec teams with a better record and resume in Ole Miss and Texas a&m?

I think he would've done fine at Bama.

He literally just wants to finish coaching rhe kids he made a promise to. He's committed to those young men. He's proven he's a hell of a lot more committed than most lower teir head coaches being poached by top programs.