skullhawk
| 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: | 27991 |
| Registered on: | 11/1/2007 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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Never a dull moment following this program
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re: Coach LK did the right thing....
Posted by skullhawk on 8/13/26 at 8:52 am to LSU4Life2021
Kiffin is paid to win games at LSU. Not to clean up the PR mess left behind by the previous staff.
Retiring numbers in football is stupid.
Retiring numbers in football is stupid.
Dorsett Buckels
re: PFT Commenter is horrendously unfunny
Posted by skullhawk on 8/11/26 at 9:34 am to grizzlylongcut
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PFT will have some kind of stupid joke, say it over and over again like people didn’t hear him or understand what he was going for the first time he said it, and you can feel the guys in the room want to say “oh no man, we got it the first time, it just wasn’t funny at all.”
PFT will say some clever stuff that does go over most of the heads in that room. Max and Hank are functionally retarded, and it seems like Big Cat isn't even paying attention half the time.
PFT needs to let the jokes marinade and trust that some of the listeners got it. He goes too far trying to get validation from the room, and then it becomes uncomfortable.
re: Anonymous SEC Defensive Coordinator on Sam Leavitt
Posted by skullhawk on 8/11/26 at 9:25 am to John Rambeaux
He's not a Daniels or Burrow, but his physical traits are as good or better than Chambliss's (not saying he will be as good). They are very similar in their ability to make plays off schedule.
re: Tiger Stadium on a Saturday night
Posted by skullhawk on 8/10/26 at 9:41 am to turnpiketiger
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It’s great for about a 2.5 quarters. If there’s any indication of the game turning into a run away win or loss, it turns into a total ghost town.
If LSU is up by 10 or more with 7 mins to go in the 3rd, people start leaving
People blame traffic, but it is the mentality of the fanbase. Championship or bust. They've tasted so much success; people are quick to move on to the next one. The CFP and destruction of the bowl system is partly to blame as well.
The overall makeup of the fanbase is much different as well. Not saying it is good or bad, but there are less "rowdy" people in the stands now. It is much more family friendly. For a big game, there are people there who need to kiss arse at their tailgate and need their social media selfie in the stadium. The outcome of the game isn't important.
Having said that, I do expect Clemson to be rocking in a month, but you can bet your arse if LSU is up by two scores in the 4th, folks will start filing out of there. It is sad to see.
Kiffin is going to call out the fanbase at some point.
re: Two high schools in Ohio have canceled the 2026 season due to low player turnout
Posted by skullhawk on 8/10/26 at 8:24 am to ScotReiver
No surprise. Youth participation has fallen way off.
re: Buy stock in Kentucky football my bros
Posted by skullhawk on 8/8/26 at 2:08 pm to kywildcatfanone
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We will surprise people
The three guys in the graphic
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Malik Blocton and Stephiylan Green second team.
I'd be more concerned if these two true freshmen were starting at DT if they weren't in the mix. I witnessed Blocton play good ball at Auburn. Green was serviceable at Clemson.
One thing that stands out about Anderson is his size. He's already built for the SEC.
I'm sure both will have some growing pains, but it is exciting to think that LSU may have hit a HR with these two adds.
re: Where is the camp check in content???
Posted by skullhawk on 8/4/26 at 4:22 pm to deathvalleyfreak43
I'm guessing with NIL, the idea of these guys staying in the dorms for camp doesn't really work anymore.
I'm sure LSU will put some content out on their socials.
I'm sure LSU will put some content out on their socials.
re: Preseason coaches poll released...LSU comes in at #13
Posted by skullhawk on 8/4/26 at 11:23 am to Tiger2tiga
1. Ohio State
2. Oregon
3. Georgia
4. Texas
5. Notre Dame
6. Indiana
7. Miami
8. Texas A&M
9. Oklahoma
10. Ole Miss
11. Alabama
12. Texas Tech
13. LSU
14. USC
15. BYU
16. Michigan
17. Penn State
18. Tennessee
19. Washington
20. SMU
21. Utah
22. Iowa
23. Clemson
24. Houston
25. Missouri
The national pundits saying Natty or bust for the #13 team in the country looks even sillier.
Too high: A&M
Too low: USC
2. Oregon
3. Georgia
4. Texas
5. Notre Dame
6. Indiana
7. Miami
8. Texas A&M
9. Oklahoma
10. Ole Miss
11. Alabama
12. Texas Tech
13. LSU
14. USC
15. BYU
16. Michigan
17. Penn State
18. Tennessee
19. Washington
20. SMU
21. Utah
22. Iowa
23. Clemson
24. Houston
25. Missouri
The national pundits saying Natty or bust for the #13 team in the country looks even sillier.
Too high: A&M
Too low: USC
re: Here are all of Indiana's future non-conference games now that ND games are cancelled
Posted by skullhawk on 8/4/26 at 9:08 am to Willie Stroker
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Why focus on Indiana?
Beginning next season, won’t LSU’s non-conf schedule look pretty similar?
That should become the norm for SEC too, right?
Yes. LSU has begun lightening its future non-conference schedules; however, LSU goes on the road to play Houston next season at NRG. Then in 2028 and 2029 has a home and home with SMU.
Games Indiana wouldn't risk playing. Who can blame them? The CFP won't punish them for it. The Big 10 has too many teams, and the bottom half of the conference is a joke. You schedule weak OOC, get a year where the top dogs rotate off, and then you're allowed to go 1-2 against the only teams with a pulse on your schedule to make the CFP.
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Sounds like Luke Tucker isn’t going to be here. Kinda shocked by that one since Jay loves his LH bats and he was already on campus posting videos of himself taking BP at the Box. Guess we needed room for Schmidt but wouldn’t have expected it to be Tucker.
Could have been a mutual decision since he's going juco. Go get a bunch of reps and come back next year.
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NFL players have short careers. He had a great first 3-4 years and has lost a step and isn’t quite as good. Pretty typical, still a great career which isn’t over btw
And for the record, he had 174 tackles with the Raiders last season. 3rd in the NFL.
This admin has gone completely off the rails the past few months. Hard to watch.
re: Big 10 and SEC now support the Protect College Sports Act as written
Posted by skullhawk on 8/1/26 at 10:06 am to OleVaught14
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But even with it passing the Senate, I'm far from convinced the House won't just fill it up with a ton of pork and make it unpassable.
that certainly possible, but with the university presidents on board, which are just an extension of political power in each state, I think it has a really good shot of passing.
re: Big 10 and SEC now support the Protect College Sports Act as written
Posted by skullhawk on 8/1/26 at 9:57 am to Ralph_Wiggum
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What about the conference cap at 19? I can see the SEC and B1G wanting to add some teams in the future like Miami, UNC, ND, etc.
Obviously, that was added to prevent the super league. You don't get it passed without some protections for the “lower tier” P4 programs.
I'm not sure how relevant that is after what Indiana just did.
If the NCAA regains its power from this bill, I honestly think things will shift back to the Blue Bloods a good bit. An emphasis on high school recruiting will come back around, and everyone will have a level playing field because it’s just rev share out there. That might be pie in the sky. Plenty of programs will try to get around some of these provisions.
re: Big 10 and SEC now support the Protect College Sports Act as written
Posted by skullhawk on 8/1/26 at 9:25 am to Addison Tiger
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What is considered a sneaky third-party sponsor vs not?
Nike putting your fav QB in an advertisement vs. State U collective paying a kid $500,000 for charity events, appearances and interviews (which never actually happen).
I still think you're going to have programs and collectives push the boundaries in this space.
re: Big 10 and SEC now support the Protect College Sports Act as written
Posted by skullhawk on 7/31/26 at 10:11 pm to MightyJoeYoung
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One Free Transfer: Allows players to switch schools once without having to sit out a year.
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Lawsuit Shield: Gives college sports leagues a legal shield so they can enforce these rules without getting sued.
These are the two that will matter the most.
Maybe ending the NIL loopholes will have some impact but I feel like people will find a way around it. Rev share being almost $50 million is going to be a big annual ask for a lot of athletic departments.
Big 10 and SEC now support the Protect College Sports Act as written
Posted by skullhawk on 7/31/26 at 9:52 pm
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If tweet fails to load, click here. Looks like this is going to happen. Senators involved believe they have up to 80 yes votes.
re: Corporate meeting pet peeves…
Posted by skullhawk on 7/31/26 at 2:02 pm to Sl0thstronautEsq
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2. Starting a meeting by having everyone introduce themselves.
Someone pulled this stunt in a large conference room of about 40 people. To add insult to injury, she also asked each person to describe what unique input they could provide to the project and speculate why they believed they were chosen to be in the room.
Early in my career, I had a VP tell me he declines all meeting requests that don't have action times in the invite. It seemed harsh at the time, but I later realized it's a great policy. Now granted, you gotta have some serious seniority to swing your nuts like that.
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