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re: Has DeBoer's hiring all of his coaching buddies ever worked for other college coaches?
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/7/26 at 6:24 pm to HailToTheChiz
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I thought the fan base wanted him fired earlier this year
You are correct about Womack! I live in Alabama and all of my buddies are Bama fans and they can't stand him. What's saving Womack is DeBoer's hiring of his buddy as OC, who was just fired from Seattle, and he's proven to be a complete failure! In last three games, Alabama had -3 rushing yards against Georgia, 28 rushing yards against Oklahoma and only scored 3 points against Indiana and lost by 5 TDs.
Having a complete idiot as an OC is the only reason Womack is not going to be terminated this season, but his seat is still very, very warm!
Has DeBoer's hiring all of his coaching buddies ever worked for other college coaches?
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/6/26 at 4:04 pm
I see DeBoer just hired Womack's buddy from South Alabama, where he coached previously. South Alabama's defense ranked 10th out of 14 teams in the Sun Belt! Maybe that explains why Alabama just lost by 35 point to Indiana!
Hiring family and friends is never a good move, but DeBoer (after losing by 35) said in his post game interview that Alabama is so close to being where they want to be. I'm not making that up! He really said that!
Hiring family and friends is never a good move, but DeBoer (after losing by 35) said in his post game interview that Alabama is so close to being where they want to be. I'm not making that up! He really said that!
re: Is Brad Davis a Bad O Line Coach or was Kelly Tying His Hands?
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/3/26 at 1:58 pm to LoveThatMoney
Davis is horrible. He was the hot OL name in CFB when he came to us, but it didn't take long to realize we got played and wasted a lot of money.
re: Caden Durham to the portal
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/3/26 at 1:54 pm to lsufan0582
I hate it because he clearly has talent. Big loss!
Fans don't realize but you need more one RB to be successful because they take a pounding and running behind our putrid OL the last two years, we may need 3 or 4 rbs.
Berry is also just 5-10, 190 lbs, so he's not an every down player!
Fans don't realize but you need more one RB to be successful because they take a pounding and running behind our putrid OL the last two years, we may need 3 or 4 rbs.
Berry is also just 5-10, 190 lbs, so he's not an every down player!
Do you like cheering for a new team every year?
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/2/26 at 2:02 pm
Under the current NIL/transfer portal model, it's only a matter of time before it collapses and fans find different outlets to spend their time and money on.
As an LSU fan living in another state, I take great pride in cheering for my home state, but I have to admit that passion is quickly waning. In years past, wearing that LSU jersey meant something, but knowing that no longer exists and players are only wearing that jersey for a paycheck, I've also lost interest. Up until this year, if LSU was on TV, I would rearrange my schedule to make sure I didn't miss the game. This year there were three or four TV games I didn't watch, and truthfully, it didn't bother me. Up until five years ago, I would go to 2/3 games a year, but I now have zero interest and I'm fine if I never go to another game.
Over the years, the reason college football has been so successful was the connection between the fans and the team. Whether you attended that school or grew up in the state, you took great pride in wearing your team's colors because it meant something.
Moving forward, it will be interesting to see how or if cfb survives. The relationship between cfb and the fans is like a marriage and when one party isn't happy, they move on to greener pastures. For me, cheering for a new group of strangers every year that couldn't care less about LSU isn't something I want to be a part of.
As an LSU fan living in another state, I take great pride in cheering for my home state, but I have to admit that passion is quickly waning. In years past, wearing that LSU jersey meant something, but knowing that no longer exists and players are only wearing that jersey for a paycheck, I've also lost interest. Up until this year, if LSU was on TV, I would rearrange my schedule to make sure I didn't miss the game. This year there were three or four TV games I didn't watch, and truthfully, it didn't bother me. Up until five years ago, I would go to 2/3 games a year, but I now have zero interest and I'm fine if I never go to another game.
Over the years, the reason college football has been so successful was the connection between the fans and the team. Whether you attended that school or grew up in the state, you took great pride in wearing your team's colors because it meant something.
Moving forward, it will be interesting to see how or if cfb survives. The relationship between cfb and the fans is like a marriage and when one party isn't happy, they move on to greener pastures. For me, cheering for a new group of strangers every year that couldn't care less about LSU isn't something I want to be a part of.
re: Kiffin needs to grow up and stay away from OM game
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/1/26 at 4:22 pm to PurpleSingularity
Comparing Saban to Kiffin in anything shows your ignorance!
Saban = 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Kiffin - has never won a conference championship or even participated in a championship game during his time at UT, USC and OM!
Please sit down and shut up, you're embarrassing your family AGAIN!
Saban = 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Kiffin - has never won a conference championship or even participated in a championship game during his time at UT, USC and OM!
Please sit down and shut up, you're embarrassing your family AGAIN!
re: Whit Weeks returning
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/1/26 at 4:11 pm to deathvalleyfreak43
Love the kid, but was hoping he would go to NFL. Nothing against the kid, but ready to just hear about LSU football, not Lane's daughter.
Kiffin needs to grow up and stay away from OM game
Posted by homemadeshine on 1/1/26 at 6:59 am
This is the type of immature behavior that Kiffin is known for, but it's time he grows up. OM is playing in the biggest game in its history and he needs to allow the players and fans to enjoy this big moment.
The problem is he's such an egomaniac that he thinks he's the most important person in every room, but he's not. There's a time and place for everything and tonight is not the time to show his face.
Some of the powerbrokers need to tell Kiffin to STFU and stay home and focus on building this team. It's time for the circus side shows to take a permanent vacation!
The problem is he's such an egomaniac that he thinks he's the most important person in every room, but he's not. There's a time and place for everything and tonight is not the time to show his face.
Some of the powerbrokers need to tell Kiffin to STFU and stay home and focus on building this team. It's time for the circus side shows to take a permanent vacation!
re: How in the hell did we become so soft on defense?
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/31/25 at 10:41 pm to WGM1990
We've been soft for a long, long time, which is one of the reasons I wanted to get rid of Baker. I do give credit to Baker for improving our defense, but we were so bad before he arrived, that anything he did was going to be an improvement.
IMO, Baker is just not an elite DC. Since arriving two years ago, our defense has improved, but we not anywhere near elite. We still can't stop a running QB and teams are still having a lot of success running the ball right up the middle. He also struggles making the right adjustments in a timely manner.
IMO, Baker is just not an elite DC. Since arriving two years ago, our defense has improved, but we not anywhere near elite. We still can't stop a running QB and teams are still having a lot of success running the ball right up the middle. He also struggles making the right adjustments in a timely manner.
Can't blame any LSU RB for transferring and wish them best of luck
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/29/25 at 8:53 pm
The lifespan of a RB is probably the shortest of any of the skilled positions in football, so who can blame them for wanting to find a spot to showcase their talents. The reality is the OL play at LSU the last two years has been atrocious and to stay to play behind a totally new OL and risk another disaster doesn't make much sense.
Jackson and Johnson have already jumped into the portal and there is a lot of talk Durham will be joining him soon. The real question mark is Berry, and with Frank Wilson going to OM and close friends with Berry's parents, and Kiffin possibly bringing Lacy over, there is a strong likelihood that all four of LSU's RBs could be moving on to greener pastures.
As a fan, I hate to see it because all four have shown glimpses of being very talented, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why any LSU RB would want to move on.
During their time at LSU, they have all represented LSU in a first class manner, so I wish them the best moving forward!
Jackson and Johnson have already jumped into the portal and there is a lot of talk Durham will be joining him soon. The real question mark is Berry, and with Frank Wilson going to OM and close friends with Berry's parents, and Kiffin possibly bringing Lacy over, there is a strong likelihood that all four of LSU's RBs could be moving on to greener pastures.
As a fan, I hate to see it because all four have shown glimpses of being very talented, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why any LSU RB would want to move on.
During their time at LSU, they have all represented LSU in a first class manner, so I wish them the best moving forward!
re: Predict Draft Round for Nuss
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/28/25 at 11:52 pm to IvoryBillMatt
I'm thinking earliest 2nd, latest 5th
It only takes one team to fall in love with him. The OL was so bad this year and last year that who knows how good he could be with a decent OL in front of him.
It only takes one team to fall in love with him. The OL was so bad this year and last year that who knows how good he could be with a decent OL in front of him.
re: What would it take for you to consider the hiring of Kiffin a bust?
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/25/25 at 6:36 am to Wolfcola
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No championships in 4 years
I agree. We're paying him a boatload of money, hired all his assistants that he wanted, given him a massive NIL package to work with and he doesn't even have to leave the State of Louisiana to fill every need he has, so yes, I expect him to win immediately.
NIL/Transfer portal have changed the landscape of college football, and if Indiana, Texas Tech and Vandy can turn their programs around overnight, so can LSU.
What would it take for you to consider the hiring of Kiffin a bust?
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/24/25 at 8:24 pm
For me, LSU must be in the playoffs and finish 1-2-3 in the SEC every year.
re: Never understood why teams play a bunch of tomato cans early
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/24/25 at 1:00 pm to paulb52
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So playing good teams and losing would trigger anger and disgust and playing cupcakes and winning would also trigger anger and disgust.
No! When your team sucks and you play a bunch of tomato cans that suck more, please tell me how you're going to improve.
Sometimes an arse-whoppin' is the best thing that can happen to you. You may not be old enough, but in the old days, if Grandma said go get a switch, you better not come back with a flimsy switch because that made it only worse.
Get a few of those and I promise you won't be making those same stupid mistakes any longer and the same applies to bb. How are you going to know how to improve, if your competition isn't good enough to expose your weaknesses!
Iron sharpens iron!
re: Still can't believe Brad Davis was a factor into what led us getting Kiffin
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/24/25 at 6:54 am to austiger
I'm glad both Sloan and Davis are gone because watching an offense on life support all season is not fun at all.
re: Never understood why teams play a bunch of tomato cans early
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/24/25 at 6:46 am to The Pirate King
Not true! When you play such lower level teams, your team is not tested and when it comes time to face the much tougher teams, they shrivel up like a prune because they're not prepared for the moment.
Going 11-0 against a bunch of tomato cans and suddenly have to face teams with a pulse, you quickly go from the being the alpha dog in the yard to a yapping chihuahua.
Watch how the men's bb team performs against SEC competition and you will quickly realize level of competition matters.
Going 11-0 against a bunch of tomato cans and suddenly have to face teams with a pulse, you quickly go from the being the alpha dog in the yard to a yapping chihuahua.
Watch how the men's bb team performs against SEC competition and you will quickly realize level of competition matters.
re: Since a lot of star players want to renegotiate every year, why not just have 1 year deals
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/23/25 at 4:10 pm to ClintonTigerMS
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All of which flies in the face of what NIL was supposed to be. If I want to pay a guy to be the face of my car dealership, I should be able to negotiate a two year deal. Going back to the original court ruling, it wasn’t supposed to be money steered by the schools But that horse isn’t going back in the barn.
I totally agree, and sadly, it's only going to get worse. This party just got started, so we all need to buckle up and hold on because anytime agents are at the wheel, nothing good is going to come from it!
I also think fans are going to eventually find other ways to occupy their time because it's hard to root for your team when the roster is flipped every year and you have no clue who will be on your team.
re: Never understood why teams play a bunch of tomato cans early
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/23/25 at 1:28 pm to Keltic Tiger
I've actually coached a lot of basketball and even won a couple of championships. I can tell you first hand that playing a weak schedule doesn't help you because when the tough teams come around, the players don't know to compete in close games because they haven't been challenged.
I've coached a lot of football also, and parents always want to tell you about how their son was the star of their park ball team. They quickly learn that the level of competition at the local parks is nowhere near the MS and HS level and their son never sees the field.
The level of competition matters!
I've coached a lot of football also, and parents always want to tell you about how their son was the star of their park ball team. They quickly learn that the level of competition at the local parks is nowhere near the MS and HS level and their son never sees the field.
The level of competition matters!
re: Since a lot of star players want to renegotiate every year, why not just have 1 year deals
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/23/25 at 1:07 pm to Goalpost
I agree. The problem is it's so out of control, the players/agents may agree to some type of modification but it won't be anything significant because the players/agents know they hold all the power and there's no way they're giving that up.
Never understood why teams play a bunch of tomato cans early
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/23/25 at 8:47 am
This seems to be a popular trend with the men's bb team and it's never proven to be beneficial come league play.
Yes, the men have an impressive overall record, but beating Prairie View, Tarleton State, Alcorn State and Omaha keeps you at that level because you haven't been challenged or forced to improve.
I'd rather have four or five losses against good teams heading into league play than manhandling the Little Sisters of the Poor just for a W.
There is a lot of truth to that saying "Iron sharpens iron."
Yes, the men have an impressive overall record, but beating Prairie View, Tarleton State, Alcorn State and Omaha keeps you at that level because you haven't been challenged or forced to improve.
I'd rather have four or five losses against good teams heading into league play than manhandling the Little Sisters of the Poor just for a W.
There is a lot of truth to that saying "Iron sharpens iron."
re: Chris Kiffin Co DC how we feeling bout this?
Posted by homemadeshine on 12/23/25 at 8:28 am to king47
I know I'm in the minority, but I didn't want Baker to stay at LSU because he's not an elite DC. Was the defense improved, yes, but we were so awful that any improvement stood out.
The reality is the LSU defense continues to struggle with teams that have a running QB and that shouldn't be happening two years as DC.
I think Kiffin's brother can only help the situation.
The reality is the LSU defense continues to struggle with teams that have a running QB and that shouldn't be happening two years as DC.
I think Kiffin's brother can only help the situation.
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