Unknownextra

Good game man. We'll probably meet again in Birmingham.

How the hell does LSU have better banners than Tennessee men's basketball?

Honestly, with how good they looked in the conference opener, I'd say that, provided the ball bounces in their favor, they are championship contenders this year. I mean, I'd rather Mississippi State compared to the Tennessee Volun-tears.

Here. This is part of why I don't watch college basketball.

Why are people saying that Texas is mad at us and saying that Texas is saying that we "bought out their players"?

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I know everyone likes to hate on Vitello, but I think he’s ahead of a lot of the coaches named above in the same time frame. He was in Omaha in his 3rd as a HC(didn’t count Covid year) with a team that won 7 SEC games year before he took over.

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Buddy, all of the head coaches above won national titles. Only thing Vitello has under his belt is most wins in a regular season and an SEC Tournament Championship. Still hasn't made it to the National Title, let alone won it. So no, he's not better than the rest. I don't care about timeframe, because he had the (no doubt) best team in 2022, and yet couldn't even make it to Omaha. That was a catastrophic failure that was entirely deserved due to his arrogance and allowing his players to act the way they did. I sincerely hope he never wins a National Championship with Tennessee, but instead continues to choke when it matters most.

As far as it's looking, I don't think LSU repeats this year. I mean the offense struggled to even score with runners in position against NIU. They ended up winning, but they played some more cupcake teams and they ended up beating them. This team is far from ready for conference play. If they cannot score with runners on base against lesser teams, how do we stack up against Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Auburn, etc.?