LSUbasketballfan

The LSU basketball marketing team posted all over social media yesterday that they were giving away the city edition jerseys tonight, then deleted it a little while later since they are for the bama game. Just another example of how everything about this program is a disaster.

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What exactly is this thread even about?

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A simple post stating the number of SEC championships won by the men’s and women’s basketball teams in the past 17 years. A fact that can’t be argued nor debated, yet many on here have become very upset about it.

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why did you stop at 17 years?

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Is 20 better?

Men 3
Woman 2

You really don’t like that stat do you?

Well it made me laugh.

The Obamas as gorillas was just to get more views.

College football now really is a lot like mid-2000s NASCAR. People forget how crazy popular NASCAR was in the 90s and 2000s. Massive ratings every week, drivers on commercials everywhere, selling out 150,000 seat stadiums like it was nothing.

Then they started doing everything they could to drive away fans.

College football will never fall to where NASCAR is now simply because of fans’ ties to the schools, but college football has definitely lost its way. Eventually a lot of fans are just going to stop caring and find something else to pay attention to.

Anytime there is word of a police chase every cop within 20 miles wants to get in on it.

What our astute LSU basketball marketing and promotions department fails to realize is that having an article written about an asinine policy like that hurts the basketball program far more than having a few students getting a free tshirt or hat then leaving before the game.

Every LSU employee associated with LSU basketball right now is completely clueless.

Trent Johnson and Matt McMahon are very comparable coaches. Trent took a perennial top 10 program at Stanford and made them average.


When he took over a loaded roster at LSU in 2008-09, he basically got out of the way and let Marcus Thornton, Garrett Temple, Tasmin Mitchell and Chris Johnson do their thing. He gets credit for that, but that’s it. After that he ran the program into the ground.

To this day I still don’t know why TCU hired him away from us. He went 8-64 in conference play at TCU.

A few years later, Cal St Northridge hired him and he went 7-29 in conference.

We actually improved every year under Johnny Jones until the Ben Simmons ordeal. Then the bottom fell out.

Matt McMahon and Trent Johnson are both all-time bad coaches.

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They changed them for a season to honor the 100th year anniversary of Tiger Stadium,

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That’s what they told everybody, but it’s really just the “geaux” font numbers.