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Just my opinion, Lane has done nothing. Pay me $11,000,000 a year and I will gladly give up $8,000,000 to buy better players. The players from the portal were brought to you by alums and donors. With millions of dollars, I could have brought this class in. No knock on LSU fans, it appears every school is doing this now. I believe the coaches get far too much credit. Give the credit where it is due, the money.

You gave your quarterback a lot of grace for your loss against Texas, but you refuse to give Arch any grace for the loss against Florida. Something is not right with this way of thinking.

This time stick to the facts. No insults or name calling because we know little woke, leftists do that. We must be better than them. Just the facts, Sir.

How did you do against the team that lost to Florida and required overtime for two other games. Don’t tell me, let me guess. A&M got spanked by Texas! How could such a great team lose to a team that lost to Florida. A&M= 1 win against top 25 < Texas=4 wins against top 25, including the Aggies.

Really pulling for you Bama. You have the talent, but it’s obvious which team has the smart, cool, calm and collective coach.

Texas takes the top 6-8% academically from Texas high schools. No doubt the business, engineering, law and medical schools are great. But outside of those schools, Texas cranks out a lot of idiots. Half the high schools in Texas are a joke, but yet these kids get into Texas. These same morons who study the humanities, could not compete with the bottom feeders at top notch high schools in Texas. who are not allowed admissions. So be careful with your opinions, Texas graduates morons as well. Just look at our dildo waiving student body.

If you were a sergeant, Ole Sarge, which I believe you were, you have a lot of hatred for your enemy, Texas. You should know that hatred for your enemy accomplishes nothing. Respect him and want to destroy him every time you meet him on the gridiron. A large percentage of your posts are about the Texas Longhorns. Oh, by the way, if you were in the USA armed forces, thanks for your service to this great nation of ours.

You’re not wrong, but with this playoff system every coach and team has to lobby for themselves. I hate watching Texas beg, but I do understand and get it. Remember when Texas was placed over Cal Berkeley in the 2005 Rosebowl against Michigan. It was the fact that Mack Brown was begging the football gods (media and coaches) and it worked. Cal went on to get smoked by Texas Tech in the Holiday Bowl. Texas beat Michigan in a BCS game.

Utah and BYU x 2. However, Tech could very well be overrated. I hope they are legit, but we will see in the playoffs. You and others on this post might be spot on.

I believe you are correct. Per capita the State of Georgia puts more players in the NFL. Texas puts more players in
D-1 football. However, if you were shopping for olympian athletes, no other state comes close to California. Now after saying all of this, I believe the question was if you could only recruit two states. California, Texas and Florida, but not necessarily in this order and it would change each year based on the needs of the team. Louisiana and Mississippi produce great football players but have a much smaller population. If Kiffin can keep the talent in state, LSU will win some championships, because he can cherry pick Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia. LSU roster mostly Louisianans. Of course, this would be true for other schools like USC, #1 recruiting class.

Texas wants a potential recruit who loves the university and wants to play at Texas. Last year we stole a defensive lineman from Georgia, listed as a 5 star. If the truth be known, we probably offered the young man more money. I really do not know. In this time, with NIL and open portal, I believe it is about money for most of these young men who are listed as some of the very best players at their position (4star-5star players). NIL, my opinion only, will destroy the game I have loved since a child. It is about the money. A prime example of this is Oregon. Not one player from the State of Oregon. All bought and payed for by Mr. Phil Knight, owner of Nike.