Sheriff Brackett
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re: The state of Arizona has been good to LSU
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/15/25 at 9:02 am to Jack Crevalle
We don’t need to worry about salary vs. NIL. NIL money will always be there regardless at a program like LSU. If you’re Ole Miss or a smaller program, that is a much bigger concern.
We need to worry about making sure we are getting the right coach regardless of if we’re paying this guy $30M a year or $100K a year.
I’d still rather Kiffin, but if he says no, Dillingham should certainly be the next call.
Kiffin has already coached in the NFL, and been there done that. Dillingham is only 35 and if he succeeds here, the NFL will definitely come calling.
I think Kiffin wants to stay in college. Maybe Dillingham has that desire to move up to the pros.
We need to worry about making sure we are getting the right coach regardless of if we’re paying this guy $30M a year or $100K a year.
I’d still rather Kiffin, but if he says no, Dillingham should certainly be the next call.
Kiffin has already coached in the NFL, and been there done that. Dillingham is only 35 and if he succeeds here, the NFL will definitely come calling.
I think Kiffin wants to stay in college. Maybe Dillingham has that desire to move up to the pros.
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re: Nuss Sunshine Pumpers
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/11/25 at 2:42 pm to BigDaddy6612
He seems to be a good Christian person, and I think he genuinely cares about LSU.
He could've left at any point during his career to get immediate playing time, but chose to stick it out and I think that says a lot about his character.
If you're going to sewer him, it's over his play at QB. He stat padded a lot last year against bad teams, and this expectation was created of him in the offseason that was unattainable.
I think he tried his hardest to meet those expectations, and it just didn't work out unfortunately. He has clearly been pressing and trying to do way too much and it's got to his head. He's overthinking and it's affecting his play. The "yips" for lack of a better word. I think it's sad how it turned out, and I wish him the best.
He could've left at any point during his career to get immediate playing time, but chose to stick it out and I think that says a lot about his character.
If you're going to sewer him, it's over his play at QB. He stat padded a lot last year against bad teams, and this expectation was created of him in the offseason that was unattainable.
I think he tried his hardest to meet those expectations, and it just didn't work out unfortunately. He has clearly been pressing and trying to do way too much and it's got to his head. He's overthinking and it's affecting his play. The "yips" for lack of a better word. I think it's sad how it turned out, and I wish him the best.
re: Most sickening thing about the game Saturday night
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/11/25 at 8:21 am to tigersbb
You do realize that more than half the penalties called on us were pre-snap penalties? False starts, delay of game, offsides, etc.
The hands to the face by Jacobian Guillory was a clear-as-day penalty.
Sure the refs missed calls, but that's football. Call it conspiracy or whatever because it's Bama, but those are some of the easiest calls for a ref to make.
You take all of those penalties out, and the game is about even.
The whole point is regardless of how the refs were calling that night, we had a legitimate shot to win the game.
Convert in the red zone, don't turn the ball over and let the clock run out in the first half, and you can essentially flip the final score even with the way the refs called the game.
The hands to the face by Jacobian Guillory was a clear-as-day penalty.
Sure the refs missed calls, but that's football. Call it conspiracy or whatever because it's Bama, but those are some of the easiest calls for a ref to make.
You take all of those penalties out, and the game is about even.
The whole point is regardless of how the refs were calling that night, we had a legitimate shot to win the game.
Convert in the red zone, don't turn the ball over and let the clock run out in the first half, and you can essentially flip the final score even with the way the refs called the game.
re: Staff changes vs guys you'd like to keep
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/10/25 at 3:00 pm to ipodking
People forget how awful our secondary was in 2020 and 2021 during Raymond. 2020 was the worst defense in program history until 2023.
Remember, Raymond also got fired from Florida after he left LSU and was just sitting on the couch waiting for a team to call.
Remember, Raymond also got fired from Florida after he left LSU and was just sitting on the couch waiting for a team to call.
re: My biggest annoyance with Blake baker when it comes to stopping a running qb
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/10/25 at 2:03 pm to Meauxjeaux
I think another annoyance with me is that he had a full year and an entire offseason to get it figured out, and we're still having this conversation with 80% of the season already over.
They played well on Saturday for sure. Only reason why they were in the game. But A&M and Vanderbilt ran all over us from the get go and I think he also needs to be seriously reevaluated.
They played well on Saturday for sure. Only reason why they were in the game. But A&M and Vanderbilt ran all over us from the get go and I think he also needs to be seriously reevaluated.
re: Most sickening thing about the game Saturday night
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/10/25 at 8:02 am to TNTigerman
That is true, but I disagree on No.3. Why call a pass there? 3rd and 11 at your own 19 yard line with that offense? Bama has no timeouts. Just run the clock out and get into the half down one score. Instead, Bama is in the end zone in 3 plays, and it's 17-6 as opposed to 10-6.
re: Most sickening thing about the game Saturday night
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/10/25 at 7:59 am to MSCGA
Man, I agree the refs sucked in that game, but we never should've even been in a position to allow them a chance to have an affect on the game if we just take care of business and take advantage of the opportunities that we were given.
Most sickening thing about the game Saturday night
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/10/25 at 7:50 am
I'm sure there are plenty of threads on this, but we gave Alabama that game. Just handed it to them on a gold platter.
As much as I have bashed our defense this year when they have to play good opponents, they kept us in the game and got stops when they needed and played well overall.
We were given chance after chance and just didn't take advantage of it.
1. Ramos's Missed FG
2. Bauer Sharp fumble leading to a Bama FG
3. The incomplete pass on 3rd and 11 at our own 19 with a minute left in the half instead of running the clock out since Bama had no timeouts left.
4. 1st and Goal at the 9 ending up 4th and Goal at the 27
5. 1st and Goal at the 7 ending up 4th and Goal at the 20
6. Trey'Dez dropping a pass in his hands that would've been at least 40-50 yards.
7. Jimari Butler had an INT in his hands on the batted ball and their offensive lineman catches it. Would've kept 3 points off the board for Bama.
It's a shame to think what this team could've been this year with the right coaching, especially on offense and someone who can be creative and knows how to scheme.
As much as I have bashed our defense this year when they have to play good opponents, they kept us in the game and got stops when they needed and played well overall.
We were given chance after chance and just didn't take advantage of it.
1. Ramos's Missed FG
2. Bauer Sharp fumble leading to a Bama FG
3. The incomplete pass on 3rd and 11 at our own 19 with a minute left in the half instead of running the clock out since Bama had no timeouts left.
4. 1st and Goal at the 9 ending up 4th and Goal at the 27
5. 1st and Goal at the 7 ending up 4th and Goal at the 20
6. Trey'Dez dropping a pass in his hands that would've been at least 40-50 yards.
7. Jimari Butler had an INT in his hands on the batted ball and their offensive lineman catches it. Would've kept 3 points off the board for Bama.
It's a shame to think what this team could've been this year with the right coaching, especially on offense and someone who can be creative and knows how to scheme.
re: Jessica Lange returning for season 13 of American Horror Story
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/7/25 at 9:25 am to Roaad
I agree with you on this. I will say that the Roanoke season the following year was actually pretty decent and creepy.
re: One observation on Kiffin
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/7/25 at 8:17 am to IM_4_LSU
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OU is 7-2 and off the top of my head I believe they are 3-2 in the SEC. You have the opinion they suck but that doesn’t make it true. It’s like talking to a wall.
This is their combined record in conference games. OU has 3, LSU has 2, Florida has 2, Miss State has 1, Kentucky has 1, Arkansas has none. As I said, it is my opinion.
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In two of the three years we lost to them, we went 8-5 in 2008, and Arkansas was No. 12 and went to the Sugar Bowl in 2010.
Again, comparing apples and oranges. These are two totally different situations.
We were a bad football team in 2008 that lost 5 games and we lost to another bad football team that lost 7 games that year. Crazier things have happened. It is your opinion that us going 8-5 means nothing that year.
Arkansas used to be a good program during that span (made the SEC Championship game in 2006, preseason No. 21 in the nation with one of the greatest running backs in CFB history that was in Heisman contention in 2007, Sugar Bowl in 2010, No. 3 ranking and Cotton Bowl win in 2011). They certainly weren't bad. Our trump card is that we won a championship and played for another one. Pretty big card to play.
Your trump card is that Ole Miss won four more overall games than us over a 5 year span, is .500 against us since Kiffin got there and won a Peach Bowl. Again, that is your opinion that they are a better program.
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I’ll choose to take this as you being serious and not being sarcastic and showing disrespect to Christ and myself. Have a good one.
Honestly thought you were being sarcastic, so I was sarcastic back. It was a good debate. I wish you well. Hopefully, whoever comes in can fix this mess so we don't have to debate something like this ever again.
re: I know I can’t be the only one who thinks about this..
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 11:08 pm to Nate711
I was fine with him getting rid of Raymond and Moffitt. People forget how atrocious our secondary was in 2020 and 2021 because of how bad the Matt House experiment was in 2023. Up until that point, 2020 was the worst defense in program history in my eyes
Raymond then got fired from Florida and was sitting on the couch when we gave him a call because no one else was trying to hire him in 2024. I think he needed to be humbled and he came back hungry.
Same with Moffitt. I thought our teams got pushed around and were soft towards the latter end of his tenure. Feel like they were getting injured a lot more and weren’t ready to go. Sounds like he also needed to be humbled a little bit. I think he also got a huge fire lit under his arse with the way he was let go, so he’s completely reenergized now at A&M.
Raymond then got fired from Florida and was sitting on the couch when we gave him a call because no one else was trying to hire him in 2024. I think he needed to be humbled and he came back hungry.
Same with Moffitt. I thought our teams got pushed around and were soft towards the latter end of his tenure. Feel like they were getting injured a lot more and weren’t ready to go. Sounds like he also needed to be humbled a little bit. I think he also got a huge fire lit under his arse with the way he was let go, so he’s completely reenergized now at A&M.
re: One observation on Kiffin
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 10:58 pm to IM_4_LSU
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Their schedule isn’t terrible or comparable to Indiana’s last season. Ole Miss has a SOR of 7 this season and a SOS of 24. Indiana had a SOS of 63 last season. You’re giving opinions and passing them off as facts.
You can spew whatever subjective formula ESPN throws your way, but outside of UGA, Ole Miss’s SEC opponents are a combined 10-28 in conference games. The other teams they played have a combined record of 15-19. That is a fact. Not an opinion.
Don’t need ESPN’s SOR or SOS numbers to tell me that isn’t very good.
Also just for reference, our SEC opponents are 27-19, so a little bit of a different story. Ole Miss’s remaining SOS is also 56th and ours is 13th.
If you think ESPN’s indexes prove otherwise, that is also your opinion. Not a fact.
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Again, that is your opinion not a fact. Ole Miss against their “lesser” opponents have looked far better than we have against our lesser opponents. Against common opponents they have looked better and when we played they were the better team offensively and defensively.
Buddy, I’ve never said that we are better than Ole Miss. We are not a good football team this year. I’m saying that based strictly on our schedule vs. theirs, they haven’t been tested like we have and that we would be 7-1 if we had played Kentucky and Auburn/Miss State or some other school in the bottom half of the conference with a much different outlook.
Regardless of what you may think, it is a fact and not my opinion that it would be significantly less difficult playing those teams as opposed to two teams currently ranked 3 and 16 in the CFP poll. You are correct in that we’ll never know, but I feel fairly confident in those games as opposed to our current slate.
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Lmfao so everyone sucks got it. Only UGA, A&M, and Bama are good teams. Even though all of those teams struggled with bad teams at times this season and just like Ole Miss have
After watching OU play football this year, I think it is safe to say they aren’t very good either.
Before you say anything, yes that is my opinion, but I think it’s safe to say I’ll be proven to be right on that one at the end of the year.
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Lmfao your opinion doesn’t make it a fact.
Again, this is also your opinion as well. I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree on the definition of equal. To me, going 3-3 in your matchups this decade and having incredibly similar records (40 wins vs 44 wins overall) means that you are on par with each other. You seem to take the definition quite literally. If winning the Peach Bowl is better than winning the West in your book, that is also your opinion and doesn’t make it a fact.
I just don’t think the margin is that wide if that is what you think is the trump card.
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They’ve been the better program for the last 3 seasons. Again context matters you keep wanting to point to overall 3-3 but want to dissect all their victories but yet just want to point to a blanket 3-3 record to show equal. Arkansas beat us 2007, 2008, & 2010. Does that mean from 07-10 they were the better program? No. You’re having a very biased opinion and cannot come to the realization of where the programs are and have been. I’ll pray for you. God bless you.
Lmfao You talk about context yet fail to provide any yourself. Arkansas was much better in the mid to late 2000s. In two of the three years we lost to them, we went 8-5 in 2008, and Arkansas was No. 12 and went to the Sugar Bowl in 2010.
They were also the No.3 team in the country in 2011 at the end of November. Obviously, we were the better program. We won a title and played for another. Just don’t think that’s out of the realm of possibility to lose to any of those teams in those years regardless of if you are a better program or not.
But whatever bro. I’ll pray for you too. Go with Christ brah.
re: One observation on Kiffin
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 4:42 pm to IM_4_LSU
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Which they did. Which is why your point is irrelevant.
Good. They did what they were expected to do. They were favored against a shitty Arkansas team who is now dead last in the conference and won. You may want to, but I don't count that as some great win. Hardly think that's the same as beating Bama, A&M or Texas. The one good team they faced (UGA) they lost.
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But you're just saying you are unimpressed with their wins you're not bringing up certain positions or players. You're just saying you are not impressed with a single win they have had and played a few teams closer than they should. Well they won the games if they finish the season 11-1 and make the playoff that is a win. You cannot win the Championship if you can't get to the playoff.
So what if Ole Miss goes 11-1 and makes the playoff? Doesn't mean that they are a great team or even worthy of that spot. Their schedule is terrible. Indiana went 11-1 last year and got the killed by the two teams that were actually competitive.
You're right that I am not impressed with any of Ole Miss's wins. If we had their schedule, we would still be in the running for the playoffs right now with BK still as our coach. I don't think they are going to win the championship. Could they? Sure, but they haven't done anything to prove to me that they can. They blew a 9-point lead at Georgia and got outscored 17-0 down the stretch and pissed down their leg when it mattered. If you want to count OU, then go right ahead, but they will also lose to Bama next week, maybe Mizzou too and end up with at least 4 losses.
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Not necessarily. This team struggled with Florida, La Tech, and South Carolina. That had everyone unhappy. We likely lose to Auburn with the way their defense plays and the struggles our offense has. Context matters, that we can agree. Us just playing Kentucky and Auburn does not mean those are victories for us. We are just as likely to have split those games just as we could have easily lost to South Carolina or Florida.
I also think we can agree that playing Kentucky on the road isn't nearly as tall of a task as playing Vanderbilt this year. Auburn is also terrible, and if we swap the A&M home game out for that one, we take that one since it's at home. Either way, it's a much easier feat to accomplish.
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Context matters. Lane took over a program that went 4-8 and as you pointed out Ole Miss has been a program that has been down for a while. Really since they let go of Hugh Freeze. Then in a quick turn-around had Ole Miss in a NY6 bowl something Kelly did not do. Sure they have gone 3-3 against us and if you believe that makes it "equal" then you are fooling yourself.
I don't find the program "so superior" btw. I can just admit that they are the better program currently and are in a better spot than we are. Especially in the current landscape of College Football and our political disaster.
I mean that is the definition of equal (.500 against your opponent over 6 seasons with similar overall records during that timeframe) Sure, I think they are the better program THIS SEASON. Maybe if we had their schedule it would be different. But I don't put too much stock into the fact that they won a Peach Bowl in those 5 years and we didn't. I would put winning the West and beating Saban in 2022 on the same level if we're being honest, which is also something they haven't accomplished this decade either.
Again, records are basically identical and that was with O running the program into the ground and with 2 of the worst teams we've had this century.
re: One observation on Kiffin
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 2:39 pm to IM_4_LSU
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Point is irrelevant as they beat them. As did A&M even with struggling with them. Elite teams run into a game where they just don't have it and find a way to win.
I don't understand what's irrelevant. If you are going to contend for a title in 2025, I would expect that team to beat Arkansas or find a way to win as you put it. Period. End of sentence. I think most people would agree with that.
I can still have concerns even after wins yet you act like that shouldn't be the case. Winning helps a lot of things, but that doesn't mean you are infallible.
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Incorrect. No one is evaluating who you have played. SOS means absolutely nothing now. Georgia has benefited for years on a weaker SOS and made the most of it. Winning is all that matters. Kelly was not fired just because he was 5-3 this year. It was the manner in which he lost and what he was doing with the program. The turmoil had gotten tired. The loss to A&M was the straw that broke the camels back. They were looking for a reason to move on SMH.
You didn't even argue against my point. All you did is say INCORRECT!! I'm not arguing about getting into the playoffs and the rankings. Obviously, the committee doesn't care about any of that stuff. I am talking about who you play matters when it comes to perception of the program and if you are a contender. Bottom line: if we played Kentucky and Auburn as opposed to Vanderbilt and A&M, we would be 7-1 right now and not having this conversation. We would be talking about playoffs and not about what head coach we are going to hire. If you think otherwise, that is laughable.
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All your points are based on history. LSU is the better program historically but not currently and failure to realize and understand that is laughable. This is not 20 years ago the landscape has changed and the advantages that used to be in place are no longer there. Now add in the fact how much of a shite show we have in place and it just pours salt in the wound.
Buddy, go back and look at Ole Miss's record since Kiffin got there in 2020. They are 44-18 and we are 40-23. We actually won the West and played in the SEC Championship. We are 3-3 against Kiffin and Ole Miss, this program you find so superior. That's not far off at all. What the hell are you talking about??
re: One observation on Kiffin
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 1:17 pm to IM_4_LSU
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Arkansas while not a good team overall is a very good offensive team. They gave fits to nearly every team they’ve played this year outside ND.
Arkansas is certainly frisky team and can be dangerous, but let's be real. Any team that has aspirations to contend for a title and make the playoffs is expected to beat Arkansas, and it is a massive disappointment if they don't.
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So we’re going to dissect his wins now? Outside maybe Ohio State there isn’t a top flight team that just dominates every game like in years past. Ole Miss has already proven they can compete with the top teams this season (see UGA). They very well might lose in their first playoff game but they made it.
I mean that's really the only thing to do is to evaluate wins and losses. Who have you played and how have you played? Kelly would still be the head coach here if we played at Kentucky instead of Vanderbilt and Auburn at home instead of A&M. Outlook of the program would be entirely different right now if we're heading into Bama week 7-1.
Not trying to disparage other programs, but that is a cold hard fact and you know it. Those are just the cards that we were dealt which is fine, but that definitely needs to be taken into consideration when saying it doesn't matter who you play.
Also, is that really the bar that we want to set? Just happy to make it to the playoffs even if we lose in the first round? That may be fine and dandy in Oxford, but it certainly ain't the expectation here.
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Let’s stop putting down other programs to elevate ours. Because quite frankly Ole Miss is the better program right now. Plus with all the other extra drama going on we are a complete dumpster fire and no decision is needed.
Look man, LSU has been very disappointing the last few years, but our program is superior as a whole. Ole Miss hasn't officially made the playoffs yet. They've never even made it to the SEC Championship. Even if they did, LSU has won 3 titles this century with 3 different head coaches and played for another one with 5 conference titles to add.
Let's pump the brakes on disparaging our program and what it has accomplished even though there is a lot of work to be done. This season, sure Ole Miss is playing better than we are, but outside of a Peach Bowl victory two years ago, they haven't fared any better than us. We're 3-3 vs. Kiffin since he became coach, so this isn't us against Bama and Saban we're talking either
re: Looks like Whit Weeks is doubtful and Curne is probable for Bama game...
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 11:58 am to RB10
I guess we're arguing semantics, but sure I'll bite. It's because the voices questioning Baker will be heightened and more people will hop on the "Baker needs to go" bandwagon if the defense turns in another poor performance against a decent offense even with him on the sidelines.
They're going to have to work harder to change public opinion that he should stay as opposed to after say the Vanderbilt game, no?
They're going to have to work harder to change public opinion that he should stay as opposed to after say the Vanderbilt game, no?
re: One observation on Kiffin
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 11:39 am to IM_4_LSU
Ole Miss didn't get in because they lost to Kentucky (whose lone SEC win was against the Rebels) and they imploded against LSU and Florida, who both weren't very good.
You are right that it doesn't matter who you play during the regular season to get into the playoffs, but look at what happened to Indiana last year. They play a bunch of nobodies all year but get smoked when they had to play actual competition.
Who have you been impressed with that Ole Miss has played and beaten?
You think their outlook would be better or worse if they had to swap out Mississippi State and Kentucky for either Bama, A&M, Vanderbilt, Texas, Tennessee, Missouri, etc.? He'd probably be more inclined to leave if he has another loss to tack on if it was to any of those other teams.
You can obviously get into the playoffs but eventually, you will go up against good teams, and that is where your mettle is tested.
Sure, Ole Miss is 8-1 right now, but they struggled against Kentucky, Arkansas and Washington State. Not exactly the cream of the crop.
Kiffin knows this. They can make it to the playoff, but how do you think they are going to fare when they have to go up against the big boys?
Is he content with playing cupcakes and just making the playoffs or does he want more than that? Again, that's up to him.
You are right that it doesn't matter who you play during the regular season to get into the playoffs, but look at what happened to Indiana last year. They play a bunch of nobodies all year but get smoked when they had to play actual competition.
Who have you been impressed with that Ole Miss has played and beaten?
You think their outlook would be better or worse if they had to swap out Mississippi State and Kentucky for either Bama, A&M, Vanderbilt, Texas, Tennessee, Missouri, etc.? He'd probably be more inclined to leave if he has another loss to tack on if it was to any of those other teams.
You can obviously get into the playoffs but eventually, you will go up against good teams, and that is where your mettle is tested.
Sure, Ole Miss is 8-1 right now, but they struggled against Kentucky, Arkansas and Washington State. Not exactly the cream of the crop.
Kiffin knows this. They can make it to the playoff, but how do you think they are going to fare when they have to go up against the big boys?
Is he content with playing cupcakes and just making the playoffs or does he want more than that? Again, that's up to him.
re: One observation on Kiffin
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/6/25 at 10:11 am to Silvermoon
People can dismiss it all they want, but he is going to give this job serious consideration.
I've said it before, but it's a different time in the era of NIL and the portal. He seems very content with where he is right now. He is happy, his family is happy, and he can run his mouth and win 8-9 games and the fan base will be happy.
He's already said that leaving happiness at Tennessee was a mistake to chase glory at USC, and that alone is why I don't believe he will leave Oxford and not the clown show that's ongoing with the current administration at LSU.
That being said, he has a big enough ego to think that he can lead LSU back to the glory days, and he will be immortalized like Saban is at Alabama if he succeeds.
His team last year had all the pieces and couldn't beat us, Kentucky or Florida.
Outside of Georgia, who have they played this year that's worth a damn?
I think he knows this deep down if he his truly being honest with himself. His teams will be competitive and they could make a run this year, but it is more likely than not that they never reach the pinnacle at Ole Miss.
It all comes down to what does he truly desire and will what he has in Oxford be enough? Only he can answer that.
I've said it before, but it's a different time in the era of NIL and the portal. He seems very content with where he is right now. He is happy, his family is happy, and he can run his mouth and win 8-9 games and the fan base will be happy.
He's already said that leaving happiness at Tennessee was a mistake to chase glory at USC, and that alone is why I don't believe he will leave Oxford and not the clown show that's ongoing with the current administration at LSU.
That being said, he has a big enough ego to think that he can lead LSU back to the glory days, and he will be immortalized like Saban is at Alabama if he succeeds.
His team last year had all the pieces and couldn't beat us, Kentucky or Florida.
Outside of Georgia, who have they played this year that's worth a damn?
I think he knows this deep down if he his truly being honest with himself. His teams will be competitive and they could make a run this year, but it is more likely than not that they never reach the pinnacle at Ole Miss.
It all comes down to what does he truly desire and will what he has in Oxford be enough? Only he can answer that.
re: How on earth does the president have no idea of the verge title IX scandal?
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/5/25 at 1:12 pm to LaneTrain
At this point, just don't allow the new president, chancellor or AD or anyone from their respective offices to field any questions from the media or be around anyone from the press until the next coach is announced.
re: Looks like Whit Weeks is doubtful and Curne is probable for Bama game...
Posted by Sheriff Brackett on 11/5/25 at 11:54 am to RB10
That was exactly what the post was saying....not sure you thought this one through either or just misread it.
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