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I don't think anyone expects greatness from MVB. He was always an emergency option. Decent but not special

Probably not

Saying he's hurt is to protect NIL dollars. The problem is they literally set him up for everything to succeed this year. Gave him 18. Got him huge NIL deals most likely worth + $7m. Only to have him regress and play uninterested. Meanwhile he's basically had a hand in ruining multiple coaches and administrators. They deserved to be ruined, no doubt. Their lack of coaching is awful. But in the end, they felt like they HAD to stick with Nuss because they had begged and borrowed and gotten him all that money and deals and if you just admit he sucked and benched him, then good luck ever getting that money again.

They should have just benched him and used the excuse of an injury instead of dancing around kinda injured but shouldn't be THAT injured or whatever they did. Nobody really knows how to handle all these money type situations regarding players not living up to expectations.

I don't get what is being asked. I don't think about spots where I want to open an artery. Nor do I think of something I want to watch while I die. Who even understands that kind of crap? Be a man. Take care of your shite and have more shite to think about. Start a project if you're that worried.

Probably going to $300 by January

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I have one like that. You'll still use toilet paper to dry.

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To me the worst part of a bidet is the idea it can blow dry your arse. I realize they have deodorizing etc, but I still can't stand the smell of warm shite being blown up through my leg channel. And it would take 10m worth of sitting there in it. A small dab with tp and it's perfect without it.

Love the idea of watering the sides of the bowl though. I have an old cheap one that is either warm seat or warm spray. We choose warm spray. But would be nice to have all those bells and whistles.

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You are suggesting Whitworth was going to come in and coach our OL?

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I'm not suggesting shite. All I know is it's stupid to not accept any help from someone who has excelled at the job your players are failing at. That could just be meeting and giving them a pep talk about how to dominate your job. Or it could be a day of intensive help watching and 'coaching' them for a day to help evaluate.

Why the frick wouldn't you want help in every aspect from guys who went through the program and have a love for it? It doesn't take any more of your effort to hear outside professional opinions. It's pretty much the trait of every good leader.

It wasn't any different from when Nuss was standing in concrete and on his arse in the fetal position and quit.

Sure mvb took a sack, but after that he was moving the pocket and stepping up to direct traffic and extend plays with his legs. I'm not saying he's awesome or perfect, but is night and day better looking at football than Nuss.

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It’s the country club culture

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I have no idea how practice goes. However it's obvious there isn't a lot of traditional coaching up with BK. The only advances forward have been from players taking it on themselves like jd5 or certain receivers. And their commitment paid off. But for the team it's like they are soft and just do run throughs.

Even the basics aren't even gone over. Special teams not knowing a blocked field goal is live was a big indicator that it's basically hands off and discussions for coaching. I'm not saying that the kids coming in don't know football, but LSU should be breaking down to basics "the LSU" way. Basically like they used to do in boot camp where they teach you how to brush your teeth and dress yourself. It seems pedestrian, but it gets everyone on the same page. Same with running and having some sort of gauntlet to test them mentally when they're broken physically. Instead this is what you get when kids coach themselves. Bk probably has a time out room for people he wants to discipline.

I prefer to not be banned.