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I do not like ostentatious religiosity. Tim Tebow is a football example. However this kid prays with his mom and seems to take.his religion seriously, which I respect. He also beat a great defense and may win the Heisman. Respect.

re: Rewatched the interceptions

Posted by nitwit on 9/13/26 at 4:24 pm to
Watkins needs a good arse chewing on the int.
He is not qualified for this job. Period.
I am sure there are many here who disagree with this, but a lot of people think Landry is not smart and easily corruptible. And some ( including me) think Rousse is not qualified .
If you believe this, it appears that you have two weak links riding herd on Lane Kiffin, who is very aggressive and unpredictable.
Add in the re-hiring of will Wade and Louisiana's long-standing reputation for moral laxity, and its bad chemistry for those who worry about institutional control. They think there are no adults in the room to watch out for Lane's possible/ likely excesses.
The SEC's concerns are not irrational, but they handled it in such a heavy handed way that it was self -defeating.
Anybody that thinks Johnson has the ability or inclination to go for the jugular for those of us in the State needs to examine his history.
He’s friendly but has few accomplishments for the state or his district.
His focus is fully on national partisan interests, whether you agree with him or not.
His position is symbolically helpful to LSU, and that may be sufficient because there is only one Speaker.
This is silly.
The SEC overreached, but the President and the Speaker of the House had absolutely nothing to do with this.
This is not a partisan fight.
Stupid, yes.
Partisan, no. But both parties are stupid enough to try…
I think there are plenty of problems with the SEC continuing this in any form:
1. Nobody has alleged a rules violation to my knowledge;
2. Because of no. 1, the SEC has invoked an allegation of "lack of institutional control" , an allegation that has not been adorned by any facts;
3. IF, lack of institutional control is a real rule there needs to be a fact based allegation and opportunity to respond;
4. Kiffin is not a member of the conference, so i do not see how the SEC can punish him .It can punish LSU, but only if it violates rules (see above).
Would this be a good time to take up the issue of why Sankey got such a poor TV contract with ABC/ESPN compared to what the BIG negotiated?
I don't understand the desire to be the bad guys.
Nor do i understand what rules we have broken.
Instead of talking about villains, we should be talking about hypocrisy. .
I think a lot of LSU folks will remember Sankey, Tenn., Alabama and Ole Miss for a long time. Its ne thing to have an on-field rivalry, but to push it to the business level is a different matter.
They have no money and make no money.
May as well take a vow of poverty with the Big 12.
AND, there is little competitiion.
I would be surprised if the BIG 10 was interested in LSU.They are already unhappy that Mich has given them a black eye and academically, LSU doesn't fit.
Seems to me this is primarily Ole Miss, Alabama, Tenn. and, for some reason UF. . I see others think Texas is involved, but i have not seen evidence of that, but would like to hear more about it.
I spent my entire life thinking Southerners were more friendly than New Englanders.. I've had to change my mind on this over the last 10-15 yrs.

re: Dunking Hoop on Sideline

Posted by nitwit on 8/17/26 at 10:40 am to
Seems like a gimmick one would expect from a Wanna Be School.
I suspect Joe and Jayden were both told that, yes, there is a written policy, but we are going to honor you by not issuing your jersey for the five year period. Maybe BK made the promise, maybe Scott.
Lane also says that as part of Pickett's recruitment, he was promised the number 5.
In both cases, LSU made promises.
Lane chose to honor the promises made to the guy on his roster. Whether of not Lane personally made the promise, I respect that he honored it.
Don't know what to do about any promises to Jayden, but the way his camp handled it so publicly, makes if difficult to lose sleep over.

re: Prick RC has spoken

Posted by nitwit on 8/14/26 at 9:31 am to
I view this as coming directly from Jayden's camp. It is an effort to recast their compliant, after finding the initial public C&D and explanation for it was poorly received by nearly everybody. Having Clark deliver the re-messaged, toned town compliant is an attempt to take down the volume and arrogance a notch but still maintain a sense of dignity..
Even if you dislike Clark, its a step in the right direction to de-escalate Mom's error of judgment.
He has not destroyed his name and image; he has modified it .
In a very damaging way and with his most loyal group of supporters.
Even from a strictly business point of view, this is destructive to Jayden's good will with fans and this ego-centric move will even hurt him with his NFL fans.
This should have never happened with sound business management.
Totally self- inflicted wound .

re: Ryan Clark - YOU'RE FIRED!

Posted by nitwit on 7/21/26 at 1:35 pm to
Everybody wants to make this about race, but that's not why he was fired.
He was fired b/c he is an arse*ole.
Hope we can show them the same type of hospitality they showed us.