TigerNSac
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Sacramento |
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| Number of Posts: | 666 |
| Registered on: | 10/25/2008 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: UGA twitter is melting down over our night games
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/14/26 at 6:08 pm to MrWalkingMan
GA football games at night cannot be compared to LSU’s night atmosphere. The ratings are not the same and it is about money that drives the games. It is not a secret in the NCAA - the toughest place to play a night game in college football.
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Thoughts about Finebaum's coverage of LSU and the State of Louisiana
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/11/26 at 11:55 am
Here is my commentary about Paul Finebaum’s coverage of LSU’s football team and the State of Louisiana. Paul’s coverage of LSU stopped sounding like balanced analysis and became increasingly personal. In my view, he repeatedly amplified the harshest possible outcome, treating speculation like a foregone conclusion. I also thought those comments helped create a narrative that rival fan bases were more than happy to repeat. But repetition does not turn a narrative into a fact or the truth. Then the outcome failed to match the build-up, and that matters for credibility.
Over the years, Finebaum made a living as a “talking head” by criticizing coaches, players, schools, and fan bases. Yet, when the criticism turns back on him, he can appear defensive, dismissive, or eager to move on, as he sometimes does with callers on the SEC Network. He talks big behind a microphone, but that toughness seems to disappear when the criticism is directed at him.
Moreover, his criticism became unnecessarily personal. During a television appearance, Finebaum mocked LSU President Dr. Wade Rousse by saying he was still in a fetal position in his mother’s basement. To me, that crossed the line from serious sports analysis into personal ridicule. When commentary reaches that level, it raises legitimate questions about professionalism and objectivity. Personally, I think this style of coverage rewards outrage, attention, and clicks more than balanced analysis. He also said negative things about the state of Louisiana's leadership and its citizens.
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Paul starts talking around the 7 minute mark or slightly afterwards..
Paul, LSU fans like me across Louisiana heard you loud and clear. Your coverage has made your position very transparent. We do not need your approval. We do not trust the way you framed your stories about LSU and the state. Your opinion carries far less weight among many LSU fans in Louisiana than you seem to think it does.
Finally, before I wrap up this commentary, here is my message to you:
F@CK YOU, Everything You Stand For, and STTDB!
Geaux Tigers.
Over the years, Finebaum made a living as a “talking head” by criticizing coaches, players, schools, and fan bases. Yet, when the criticism turns back on him, he can appear defensive, dismissive, or eager to move on, as he sometimes does with callers on the SEC Network. He talks big behind a microphone, but that toughness seems to disappear when the criticism is directed at him.
Moreover, his criticism became unnecessarily personal. During a television appearance, Finebaum mocked LSU President Dr. Wade Rousse by saying he was still in a fetal position in his mother’s basement. To me, that crossed the line from serious sports analysis into personal ridicule. When commentary reaches that level, it raises legitimate questions about professionalism and objectivity. Personally, I think this style of coverage rewards outrage, attention, and clicks more than balanced analysis. He also said negative things about the state of Louisiana's leadership and its citizens.
LINK
Paul starts talking around the 7 minute mark or slightly afterwards..
Paul, LSU fans like me across Louisiana heard you loud and clear. Your coverage has made your position very transparent. We do not need your approval. We do not trust the way you framed your stories about LSU and the state. Your opinion carries far less weight among many LSU fans in Louisiana than you seem to think it does.
Finally, before I wrap up this commentary, here is my message to you:
F@CK YOU, Everything You Stand For, and STTDB!
Geaux Tigers.
I am not going take a shot at someone who handed Paul Finebaum his own a@@ on air.
This is terrific.
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LSU
vs.
Everybody
Geaux Tigers!
This is terrific.
LINK
LSU
vs.
Everybody
Geaux Tigers!
For the 1,000th time, Coach Kiffin did nothing wrong.
F@ck anyone that says otherwise.
He will not be suspended. LA State Court protected the coach, players and school.
End of discussion!
F@ck anyone that says otherwise.
He will not be suspended. LA State Court protected the coach, players and school.
End of discussion!
A Message to all the LSU Haters
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/9/26 at 8:09 am
re: If LSU gets penalties of any kind
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/9/26 at 7:52 am to CalRipkenJr
LSU did nothing wrong, according to LA Court.
The court also protected LSU from any penalties.
The court also protected LSU from any penalties.
re: Paul Finebaum is the worst
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/9/26 at 7:49 am to Mikesyourdaddy
He is all about getting more viewership
and clickbait. Remember he works for the SEC Network and leaks information as instructed for them and pro Bama.
He hates, Louisiana and LSU with great emotional passion like a little b@tch.
and clickbait. Remember he works for the SEC Network and leaks information as instructed for them and pro Bama.
He hates, Louisiana and LSU with great emotional passion like a little b@tch.
Print the T-Shirts and Sweatshirts
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/9/26 at 6:17 am
This year’s theme:
LSU
vs
Everybody
Note: It is on year-round.
LSU
vs
Everybody
Note: It is on year-round.
It is shocking to hear
Pollack said something nice about LSU. He cannot stand them, but knows Kiffin’s offense is hard to defend. Everyone is scared now and fearing LSU.
Geaux Tigers!
Pollack said something nice about LSU. He cannot stand them, but knows Kiffin’s offense is hard to defend. Everyone is scared now and fearing LSU.
Geaux Tigers!
F@ck him.
He does not set the rules for LSU or the SEC. This is why they want the federal court in Bama.
Everyone is scared of LSU now.
“I Won’t Back Down,” Tom Petty.
He does not set the rules for LSU or the SEC. This is why they want the federal court in Bama.
Everyone is scared of LSU now.
“I Won’t Back Down,” Tom Petty.
re: SEC Makes Amendment To Federal Case, Seeking Authority To Expel LSU From The League
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/8/26 at 5:31 pm to ProjectP2294
Ross D. has reported that many times when the SEC presidents met to discuss sanctions that they all agreed. We shall find out on Thursday.
That will say - who is and who is not on LSU’s side? Minus all the assumptions and speculations regarding this subject matter, we shall see.
That will say - who is and who is not on LSU’s side? Minus all the assumptions and speculations regarding this subject matter, we shall see.
re: LSU remains silent and even complied
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/8/26 at 4:48 pm to Big4SALTbro
LSU is not overreacting like Sankey and the 15 SEC presidents.
Think about it, the league and its conspirators want LSU to do something crazy under pressure.
LSU is not going anywhere. Sankey is only discussing a framework to do terminate LSU - again, it is a framework he wants the silly SEC presidents to vote on Thursday.
There was outrage for Bama’s basketball player that actually played five games.
Sankey does not have a case, but he is depending on the Federal Court’s Judge in Birmingham, AL who is a Bama grad to do a favor for him.
LSU is crafting a plan through its due diligence. I am confident in LSU’s leadership.
Think about it, the league and its conspirators want LSU to do something crazy under pressure.
LSU is not going anywhere. Sankey is only discussing a framework to do terminate LSU - again, it is a framework he wants the silly SEC presidents to vote on Thursday.
There was outrage for Bama’s basketball player that actually played five games.
Sankey does not have a case, but he is depending on the Federal Court’s Judge in Birmingham, AL who is a Bama grad to do a favor for him.
LSU is crafting a plan through its due diligence. I am confident in LSU’s leadership.
re: Paul Finebaum continues to claim 15 presidents will vote to remove LSU
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/8/26 at 4:39 pm to NAsh-vegas Tigah
PF and Ross D. are pushing the narrative for Sankey. PF wants more viewership and clickbait. He is the fraud. He hates Coach Kiffin, but praising LSU football - he wants it both ways. He is FOS!
You are so correct and LSU can use that as an example and make the SEC surrender in court, including a lawsuit.
It is so funny how the 15 presidents of schools in the SEC behaved like LSU is only school to recruit these type of players … we have enough evidence to make Sankey step down from a major lawsuit against the SEC. This is personal since he got so emotional now.
Everyone is acting desperate while LSU is remaining calm and planning its next move.
It is so funny how the 15 presidents of schools in the SEC behaved like LSU is only school to recruit these type of players … we have enough evidence to make Sankey step down from a major lawsuit against the SEC. This is personal since he got so emotional now.
Everyone is acting desperate while LSU is remaining calm and planning its next move.
It is a scare tactic to bully and get LSU to overreact and do something wrong.
LSU has enough attorneys and connections to draft a bonafide amendment and plan to put pressure on Sankey and the coward 15 SEC schools’ presidents.
He is backed by the 15 presidents, but suing him and SEC would be an “Old Al Davis” (Raiders sued the NFL and won, although this case is slightly different) move and it is about to happen.
Again, he is trying to bully LSU via the media and his two puppets: Ross Dellinger and Paul Finebaum.
LSU is ‘Standing its Ground’ by saying: “I Won’t Back Down,” by the late Tom Petty.
Geaux Tigers!
LSU has enough attorneys and connections to draft a bonafide amendment and plan to put pressure on Sankey and the coward 15 SEC schools’ presidents.
He is backed by the 15 presidents, but suing him and SEC would be an “Old Al Davis” (Raiders sued the NFL and won, although this case is slightly different) move and it is about to happen.
Again, he is trying to bully LSU via the media and his two puppets: Ross Dellinger and Paul Finebaum.
LSU is ‘Standing its Ground’ by saying: “I Won’t Back Down,” by the late Tom Petty.
Geaux Tigers!
May Mike rest peacefully in heaven.
I purchased one of his NFL Draft books and had the pleasure to talk to him over phone about his publication. He was a great guy.
May God Bless his family while they grieve and heal during this time.
I purchased one of his NFL Draft books and had the pleasure to talk to him over phone about his publication. He was a great guy.
May God Bless his family while they grieve and heal during this time.
re: Gameday signs
Posted by TigerNSac on 9/1/26 at 2:59 pm to HeyShowMeYourTDs
Stankey, do not forget to STTDB.
Kim Mulkey is on this 5-Star Guard - GG Banks - Remember that name
Posted by TigerNSac on 8/18/26 at 6:08 pm
Ball Out Year for DJ
Posted by TigerNSac on 8/14/26 at 2:14 am
DJ Pickett will “Ball Out” this year wearing number 5, and shutdown this noise.
Geaux Tigers!
Geaux Tigers!
The point I am making is simple: coaches at the highest levels of sports, like Kirby, typically have background information on the people interviewing them. That’s part of the preparation process.
Whether through technology or traditional methods, a coach’s PR staff, sports information department, or athletic staff usually provides key details about the interviewer beforehand. I am trying to tell you guys something about the interviewing process for coaches. This is not a guess.
That’s why it’s reasonable to believe Kirby knew Jared’s background at LSU, including his role as a national champion in baseball, even if he chose not to mention it. He knew.
Anyone in sports or media understands that this type of preparation happens every day. Reporters do their homework, and coaches have people doing theirs. It doesn’t matter whether the interviewer is new or experienced.
Bottom line: preparation and information sharing are standard in sports interviews. That’s the point I was making.
Again, he knew that Jared play in the College Baseball World Series before he sat down in that interview based on his intel. Jared was a Champion.
I am saying years ago but before the interview.
You guys are giving lying A@@ Kirby too much credit. He slighted Jared.
But you are willing to absorb all the BS people say about Coach Kiffin.
Whether through technology or traditional methods, a coach’s PR staff, sports information department, or athletic staff usually provides key details about the interviewer beforehand. I am trying to tell you guys something about the interviewing process for coaches. This is not a guess.
That’s why it’s reasonable to believe Kirby knew Jared’s background at LSU, including his role as a national champion in baseball, even if he chose not to mention it. He knew.
Anyone in sports or media understands that this type of preparation happens every day. Reporters do their homework, and coaches have people doing theirs. It doesn’t matter whether the interviewer is new or experienced.
Bottom line: preparation and information sharing are standard in sports interviews. That’s the point I was making.
Again, he knew that Jared play in the College Baseball World Series before he sat down in that interview based on his intel. Jared was a Champion.
I am saying years ago but before the interview.
You guys are giving lying A@@ Kirby too much credit. He slighted Jared.
But you are willing to absorb all the BS people say about Coach Kiffin.
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