bstew3006
| Favorite team: | USA  |
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| Interests: | LSU football |
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| Number of Posts: | 13059 |
| Registered on: | 12/19/2007 |
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re: Even the New York Mets are dunking on Jayden Daniels
Posted by bstew3006 on 8/15/26 at 6:57 am to The Blue Stuff
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Hes getting destroyed by everyone. I can't believe he hasn't realized this yet and tried to fix this.
Everyone except Ryan Clark and Scone. Scone went on air twice and blamed LSU for mismanaging this situation.
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Did they request for his Heisman Trophy to removed from display at LSU? If so, it’s not his trophy, it”s LSU’s to do with as they wish.
Yes, reported by Moscona
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Jayden's only way to almost get out of this self-inflicted PR disaster is...
There is no way out…
Out all Heisman winners, only 50% have had their Number retired. The rest have had Jersey retired, honored in the stadium & statues.
Daniels would have had Jersey retired in next few years, along with a statue (including burrow) alongside cannon.
Another player wearing #5 doesn’t tarnish his legacy or affect his “NIL”.
However, his actions or mothers 100% tarnished all of it…and calling for Heisman trophy to be removed for football ops is double whammy. It was shortsighted and egotistical
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The cease-and-desist is not about the number itself or about DJ Pickett. It is about respect—and the process by which that number was ultimately given out.
I’d love to hear the about the process and the disrespect.
And can Ryan address the Daniel’s demand to have LSU remove the Heisman trophy?
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What's lost in the debate is that he had an NIL Agreement with LSU for 180 days after he left. He didn’t have to agree to that, but he did. Without further information, it could have been part of the agreement, implied or not, regarding use of his Jersey.
So LSU, a university that does not retire jersey numbers outside of Billy Cannon’s No. 20 somehow agreed in a 180-day NIL contract to effectively retire Jayden Daniels’ No. 5 forever, without actually retiring it?
And we’re supposed to assume that was “implied” in an agreement that expired years ago?
That’s a pretty big leap
Can’t wait to hear Ryan Clark… defend LSU or that kid Jayden?
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Suicidal empathy at its finest.
This!
Suicidal empathy and TDS has completely consumed the Left. I’d add opening Pandora’s box on Socialism has also destroyed their own party
re: Fauci to plead the 5th today
Posted by bstew3006 on 7/29/26 at 10:53 am to tigerpimpbot
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Fauci to plead the 5th today
Duh, it’s difficult to tell the same lies.
High school athlete goes to rival school tent and sits down.
He’s told to leave, which he responds with Fk yall…yall won’t do shite.
He’s asked to leave again. Gives same response.
That team’s captain then approaches and tells him to leave.
To which he gives same response plus “touch me, see what happens”
Team captain says, “I’m not gonna fight you at a track meet”.
He responds again fk yall, yall won’t do shite.
Team captain then pushes him out.
No fighting, no punches, no multiple kids jumping and beating up on 1. Just pushed him out.
Then the kid pushed stabs and kills team captain.
Some how this is racism to charge him with murder and we have a white person problem.
He’s told to leave, which he responds with Fk yall…yall won’t do shite.
He’s asked to leave again. Gives same response.
That team’s captain then approaches and tells him to leave.
To which he gives same response plus “touch me, see what happens”
Team captain says, “I’m not gonna fight you at a track meet”.
He responds again fk yall, yall won’t do shite.
Team captain then pushes him out.
No fighting, no punches, no multiple kids jumping and beating up on 1. Just pushed him out.
Then the kid pushed stabs and kills team captain.
Some how this is racism to charge him with murder and we have a white person problem.
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Megyn Kelly is a phony hypocritical POS.
She’s an opportunist, like Carlson.
They squeezed out everything they could over Trump the past 10yrs.
Trump is out in 3yrs and now play to another crowd for $$$.
re: Excerpts from the manifesto: it’s indistinguishable from stuff Nola dems post on here
Posted by bstew3006 on 4/26/26 at 12:20 pm to SallysHuman
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They really think they will become heroes.
They’ve convinced themselves that this is 1940 Nazi Germany and they are stopping Hitler.
re: Yeskie is wothless
Posted by bstew3006 on 4/24/26 at 7:04 pm to PP7 for heisman
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You quite literally have no idea what pitch was called. Like not a clue.
Correct, we don’t have a clue what was called
However, the pitcher threw 3 straight curves.
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Yeskie
2outs
Runner on 2nd
Calling 2 straight curves to get to 0-2
Calling it a 3rd time was impressive.
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em.. You get what you voted for
I love voting for these policies… bc I’m not a sexist, xenophobe, misogynistic, Nazi, like you!! But I don’t want to live where those policies are enacted.
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I'm no forensic accountant, but looks almost like an opportunity to wash...er..reinvest cash into real estate and almost profitable c-stores.
Crazy hiw a guy in NY finds Cstores in lake providence, Jena etc., pays $1m+ cash…sells it a year or 2 later to an Indian in California, who also pays cash, usually at $1.5m-$2m , and also buying 3 more in the area.
re: Why did we hand over convenience stores and hotels to non-Americans?
Posted by bstew3006 on 4/23/26 at 6:06 pm to Bass Tiger
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We didn't. The Indian immigrants came in with a business plan to buy lower tier businesses (primarily budget motels/hotels and convenience stores) and they executed on the plan along with living on the cheap and helping other Indian immigrants execute the same business plan.
C-store loan is top 2 hardest loan to get…they are buying majority of them with cash. I’m not talking $250k cash, but $1-$2m+ a lot of C-store owners in Louisiana live in NY, Cali and send ppl down to run and only sell to other Indians. . There’s definitely some crazy business plan happening. Lol
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Now lets talk about pitching
Sure
They currently rank 2nd in strikeouts
Are they giving up walks, yes, but it’s not bad.
What is hurting them is a walk followed by what should be a routine out or double play, but instead fielding error.
That then leads to run or multi run innings.
LSU defensively has committed more errors this season than all of last year. That’s pretty alarming.
So when you bring up pitching, you have to acknowledge the strikeouts are elite. They’re about avg on walks, but the fielding is killing them.
So to summarize, hitters are swinging for the fences instead of having an approach to move runners.
Pitching staff isn’t elite or has elite starter as in past, but 2nd in strikeouts ;(elite), but avg on walks.
Fielding is avg, more errors at this point than all of last year and its first of April.
re: Most candid jay johnson quotes of the season
Posted by bstew3006 on 4/18/26 at 6:39 am to TheRouxGuru
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think the issue is that potential wise, they have (9) 3 hole hitters in the lineup. If we’re not slugging the ball around the park we’re not scoring
No
He’s saying we have hitters trying to hit homers instead of taking the ball oppo or looking to drive the ball up the middle. With 2 outs, guys are hitting weak ground ball, infield fly, easy fly to center. Their approach is wrong.
LD% / GB% / FB% Show that.
When ppl complain about runners left on base, Ba/risp this is why.
Clinton (last 2 years) then Bush followed by Obama…those admins and policy really F’d the American ppl. National debt, surveillance, wars, healthcare…
re: So, who's the worst president ever?
Posted by bstew3006 on 4/11/26 at 8:14 am to Lutcher Lad
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So, who's the worst president ever?
Instead of focusing on one president, the real question is which two consecutive administrations did the most long-term damage. I’m sure there can be arguments for others, but I can’t think of 2 more deserving than the following.
Bush / Obama:
16+ years of continuous war
Expansion of surveillance powers / USA PATRIOT Act / NSA data collection
Growth of executive power, increased reliance on executive orders and federal agencies
Financial bailouts and government intervention
Healthcare overhaul, Affordable Care Act (mandates, expanded federal role)
Rising national debt and long-term spending increases
Housing market collapse and lasting credit tightening
Expanded role of federal agencies in everyday life
Increased politicization concerns around federal institutions
Honestly, you could even extend it further, late Bill Clinton (last 2 years) into George W. Bush and Barack Obama…because a lot of the groundwork (financial deregulation, housing policies, etc.) was already in motion before 2001.
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