Favorite team:LSU 
Location:My house
Biography:I haven't always been skullhawk
Interests:Kid's Birthday parties, motivational speaking
Occupation:Pro Fan
Number of Posts:28411
Registered on:11/1/2007
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Director's Cut is fantastic

Very rewatchable for me
Kamario can now become State's biggest booster
Did they really have a choice?

Without him, their team went from contender to the bottom of the league. You let him walk, and the fanbase feels like you've given up.
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taking away momentum and the lead.


This was big on Saturday. The stadium was ready to come unhinged after LSU took the lead, and then, boom, a 60-yard play.

It gets going again on a 3rd and long that same drive. QB scrambles for a first down. Never recovered after this.
My gripe with the defense was their performance in redzone and near redzone. Bama got the ball inside LSU's 25 4x and scored a TD 4x.

Two of these scores were complete busts.

As good as the defense has been, their TD prevention rate in the redzone is bad.

LSU has an offense that struggles in the redzone and a defense that gives up a high TD conversion rate in the redzone. Not a great combo.
This is Tasmin Mitchell's (former LSU basketball player and staff member) son

re: Observations on the team

Posted by skullhawk on 11/9/26 at 10:53 am to
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you can't discount the only factual evidence we have from the NIL period to try to enhance your argument... the FACT is it can be done, and the FACT is we aren't doing it...



Cignetti is an outstanding coach, but that 2024 Indiana schedule was putrid. Their opponents had a combined record of 62-84.

The same thing is happening out at UCLA this year. Their opponents have a combined record of 33-48. An even worse winning percentage.

For some perspective, LSU's opponents have a 51-31 record, and that's with, arguably, your two toughest games left on the schedule.

These teams aren't playing the same game.
Do you think it’s a coincidence that both of these cases happened in the Big Ten?
These Louisiana boys are going to the highest bidder most of the time. There’s no home town discount.

re: Biggest disappointment?

Posted by skullhawk on 11/8/26 at 3:33 pm to
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Kentucky fourth and one


This is killer

Still would have everything to play for were it not for that
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If the two LSU defenders don't stop running because of a miscommunication then that never happens on that big catch and run


That play took forever to develop. Very frustrating. One of the few times all night that their QB had a clean pocket and of course it was a dagger.
And put more yards on them than any other SEC team. LSU had a 30 point effort. Just the way it is.
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This could turn into a humiliation ritual if the team doesn’t show up. Texas will have 20k+ in the stands.
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put a literal nazi in that position right after the beatdown that happened Tuesday


Miller is a devout jew

Just because he realizes the browning of this country will be its downfall, doesn't make him a Nazi. Words have meaning, f@ggot!
The running game has struggled because teams are focused on stopping it thinking the best path to victory is making Leavitt a pocket passer.

That plan hasn't really worked
The numbers do look suspicious, but every year more and more browntoids are entering voting age, and TX has seen a massive influx of blue staters over the past 6 years.
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Florida went to Obama in ‘08 and ‘12. Now it is solidly red.


cleaned up the voter fraud and a lot of conservtaive people moved in

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Ohio was a swing state as well. Now it is also reliably red.


Going back to blue

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Georgia can make a comeback.


You just elected a stupid black woman as governor.

re: Why Darline Graham?

Posted by skullhawk on 11/4/26 at 3:40 pm to
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They probably couldn't find anyone better.


oh come on

They have 6 republicans in Congress. I'm sure the state's highest offices are all held by Republicans. Plenty to choose from.

It was a stupid pick.

re: JD Vance tweets his analysis

Posted by skullhawk on 11/4/26 at 10:18 am to
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Backlash was for Thune and do nothing Republican Congress.


The people who even know who John Thune is aren't the ones swinging elections.

re: JD Vance tweets his analysis

Posted by skullhawk on 11/4/26 at 10:16 am to
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Man, its such a vast contrast to hear someone like Vance break things down and respectably and concisely give his thoughts compared to Trump's incessant blathering, pointing fingers, deflecting blame, avoiding responsibility, pumping himself up etc.


Vance gets it. He would be a great President. Which means he has no shot in hell.