lsufanva
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | sandston virginia |
| Biography: | very handsome man with a beautiful wife 2 |
| Interests: | changin the channel to sports every 2 minits |
| Occupation: | carpet installer |
| Number of Posts: | 13759 |
| Registered on: | 8/20/2009 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: According to AI, there are 9 QBs more productive on the field than Tom Brady, in history
Posted by lsufanva on 11/6/26 at 9:12 pm to Saint Alfonzo
All those wins vs Brady yet forgot one
Brady-7 SB wins
Other 9 combined-8 SB wins.
Brady-7 SB wins
Other 9 combined-8 SB wins.
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re: Is this the scenario we want?
Posted by lsufanva on 11/2/26 at 11:25 am to Holy Tiger
Best scenario you can ever ask for 8 games in is one where if you win on the field you're in. Thats where we are. Asking for more than that is expecting a loss. I'd rather win and not have to concern myself with what ifs.
re: Les Miles deserves to be honored
Posted by lsufanva on 10/31/26 at 6:15 am to LoveThatMoney
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He’s an adulterous, philandering, stubborn shite,
So is your hero Saban.
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he hadn’t been here and been decent at his job and successful due to the groundwork Saban laid, Saban would have returned after Miami to LSU and led the program to higher highs than ever.
So its Miles fault Saban was all the things listed above and ran out of town to escape it? He took the NFL money because he was headed towards financial ruin in the Bayou. Meanwhile Miles stepped in, kept the program humming, improved it in many ways and left LSU the greatest coach in our history. We could've reverted back to Curly or Archer yet we went even higher. Much respect due.
re: Multiple people shot after Florida A&M homecoming game
Posted by lsufanva on 10/25/26 at 7:00 am to SuperSaint
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youre an idiot if you go to an hbcu homecoming and not be strapped
Many would argue that barring being an alumnus, for some even then, you're an idiot for attending an hbcu homecoming strapped or not. Large collections of culture always end up in some kind of ruckus. Its their calling card.
re: How do we beat Tennessee?
Posted by lsufanva on 10/18/26 at 12:23 pm to LSUbacchus81
First, hope MacIntyre is playing qb. No run threat. Beyond that, stop the run. Make the qb beat us in the air and hope our pass rush is getting home. Our offense will score i believe. We are just getting warmed up. OL will, as always, be the key.
re: So..... The transfer portal and NIL have actually created parity in the sport?
Posted by lsufanva on 10/18/26 at 8:46 am to RollTide1987
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It has also created a worse product. Games are sloppier, players are more or less fundamentally unsound, and the quality of QB play is absolutely atrocious week in and week out.
Makes one wonder if player movement and getting paid are watering down the product, why do these coaches make 12-13 mil a year and assistants pushing a mil? Isn't it their jobs to coach the sloppy play out? Yet no one wants to blame them for the product they ultimately are responsible for. Hence, player movement and getting paid. They catch all the blame why not reap some of the reward the coaches have been getting forever? Maybe, just maybe, the coaching has gotten worse.
re: Do People Still Consider $100 a Lot of Money?
Posted by lsufanva on 10/17/26 at 6:21 am to ManBearTiger
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It's a lot when I spend it and not a lot in the bank
Couldn't have said it better myself. Once that 100 is broke its gone.
re: Who should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame and shouldn't?
Posted by lsufanva on 10/14/26 at 8:16 pm to TigerBait2008
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Bonds should never sniff it
Any league HOF without its best player ever in while eligible is insignificant and a sham. Bonds was the best player in baseball pre Balco and ungodly after. Anyway you shake it, a hall of famer. Ask his peers if he should be in.
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This is why I am 100% pro abortion! Less liberals the better
While I'm against it, you make a good point. Sometimes you must endure evil for the greater good.
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Not at all. The expectation is and will always be you don’t lose to Kentucky.
Yet Saban needed a "miracle", Les lost on the way to a title, Orgeron lost and now Kiffin. Seems its not that rare.
And its a new age. Kentucky were one of the biggest transfer spenders. Google it. Indiana, yes one of the worst programs in major college history, just won a national title. Some of us need to update their software. The old one is outdated.
re: The reality is Kiffin deserves an F and has been a complete failure
Posted by lsufanva on 10/11/26 at 9:37 pm to riseabovethenoise
I think many here have an inflated sense of our talent level. We can compete with almost anyone's top 22. Depth of talent is where everyone equals out. Very few have real, legitimate depth across the board. Hence the parity you see all across the country. Everyone has OL issues(depth and continuity),DL issues(depth and continuity) and secondary issues. Across the country. Couple that with constant coaching movement and getting teams to gel early is an issue. The best teams in the country won't truly be known until the end of the season. We'll be at our best in the 2 biggest games, Bama and Texas. Hopefully we can win until then. Even our best might not be good enough against those 2 squads if at their best.
Its also ok to admit it if you just dont like Kiffin. He's not for everyone. As always, a large enough portion is dead set on being negative because they dont like the coach. Nothing he can do will suffice. I have only ever felt that way about Brian Kelly. After 2 years it was clear he had called it in and letting Frank Wilson control the program.
I do agree with the harsh grade. Results are all that matter in the age of paying players and the sport as a whole admitting to being nothing more than a revenue stream. Ask any NFL coach.
Its also ok to admit it if you just dont like Kiffin. He's not for everyone. As always, a large enough portion is dead set on being negative because they dont like the coach. Nothing he can do will suffice. I have only ever felt that way about Brian Kelly. After 2 years it was clear he had called it in and letting Frank Wilson control the program.
I do agree with the harsh grade. Results are all that matter in the age of paying players and the sport as a whole admitting to being nothing more than a revenue stream. Ask any NFL coach.
I think there will be multiple 3 loss teams in the field. Its a battle of attrition out there and I dont see any unbeaten teams outside of ND and possibly Miami. The SEC and Big Ten, the money conferences arent gonna have more than 4 teams with less than 3. That leaves 8 for ND, ACC, Big 12 and G5. ESPN will never allow that to go down.
Considering we call for a 1st year coach with unprecedented roster turnover to be fired 6 games into the season, how do you think it would go? We arent exactly a bastion of rationality around these parts.
He'd get railed and deservedly. You cant call out the largest portion of your fanbase and then expect them to pony up money to support your vision. Hes a dead man walking.
He'd get railed and deservedly. You cant call out the largest portion of your fanbase and then expect them to pony up money to support your vision. Hes a dead man walking.
Not many 3-4 year deals out there(likely less than 1%). That would be a bad decision on everyone's part. Too much upside/downside based on your perspective.
Most are 1-2 year deals with 2 becoming more prevalent. There are ways out of them but you have to be careful of the language. Demond Williams, for example, could've gotten out of his deal with Washington but it would've cost him/us his entire revenue share amount plus our revenue share amount. Essentially upwards of 4-5 mil. Mensah had a similar deal but got sued as he left anyway and later he/Miami and Duke negotiated a buyout.
In terms of schools getting out, I'm sure the contracts have a buyout number. A large majority of cases where its the school wanting out arent reported as such.
Most are 1-2 year deals with 2 becoming more prevalent. There are ways out of them but you have to be careful of the language. Demond Williams, for example, could've gotten out of his deal with Washington but it would've cost him/us his entire revenue share amount plus our revenue share amount. Essentially upwards of 4-5 mil. Mensah had a similar deal but got sued as he left anyway and later he/Miami and Duke negotiated a buyout.
In terms of schools getting out, I'm sure the contracts have a buyout number. A large majority of cases where its the school wanting out arent reported as such.
Good. Hes not worth damn near 3 mil year 1.
re: Who Was The Most Hyped Recruit That Never Delivered?
Posted by lsufanva on 10/10/26 at 1:24 pm to Boodis Man
A litany of answers could be given but I'll stick with LA specifically since its the lifeblood of the program.
Joe McKnight- all the consternation was a bit exaggerated you think?
Any Booty- Josh and John David particularly. Neither were anything but system qbs from a system at the time ahead of the curve
Countless highly rated DL recruits. The most overhyped of all the positions the state produces numbers at.
Half the 5* wrs the state produces. Ruben Randle, D'Angelo Benton(his backstory alone is worth a read and add in the Randle connection and its fitting both disappointed), Malachi Dupre, Shelton Sampson just to name a few. Wrs are our thing. More success from lower rated, upside kids with that LA dog in them greatly help the cause.
Perriloux- much self inflicted as the talent wasn't questionable. Worked out with Flynn in 07 but imagine if we Colt McCoy instead of the promise of Perriloux?
Relevant today, Arch Manning. Never believed the hype with him to be honest but I expected more than he is. When even Texas fans, such an arrogant, shite dont stink group, recognize hes more hype than real, its telling.
Joe McKnight- all the consternation was a bit exaggerated you think?
Any Booty- Josh and John David particularly. Neither were anything but system qbs from a system at the time ahead of the curve
Countless highly rated DL recruits. The most overhyped of all the positions the state produces numbers at.
Half the 5* wrs the state produces. Ruben Randle, D'Angelo Benton(his backstory alone is worth a read and add in the Randle connection and its fitting both disappointed), Malachi Dupre, Shelton Sampson just to name a few. Wrs are our thing. More success from lower rated, upside kids with that LA dog in them greatly help the cause.
Perriloux- much self inflicted as the talent wasn't questionable. Worked out with Flynn in 07 but imagine if we Colt McCoy instead of the promise of Perriloux?
Relevant today, Arch Manning. Never believed the hype with him to be honest but I expected more than he is. When even Texas fans, such an arrogant, shite dont stink group, recognize hes more hype than real, its telling.
re: As a country, we have gotten too comfortable with yoga pants
Posted by lsufanva on 10/5/26 at 4:49 pm to FearTheFish
It has certainly gotten out of control but I'll be damned if I dont enjoy a lot of it. I'm not a gawker by any means but I'll never complain about a quick glimpse of a nice arse or fat cooch. Some of these women have ridiculously impressive lower halves front to back. The good comes with the bad.
They've done wonders for the milf crowd.
They've done wonders for the milf crowd.
Penn St is Penn St. Theyve been more down than usual the past couple of years but they're never as good as people think. Always soft and seemingly never more than a game manager for a qb.
Clemson fall is well documented. Biggest difference, players are paid out in the open now.
ASU is a Big 12 school. Could literally throw a dart every year to predict who's gonna be their representative. Fluke. And they had a major group of studs on that offense.
Clemson fall is well documented. Biggest difference, players are paid out in the open now.
ASU is a Big 12 school. Could literally throw a dart every year to predict who's gonna be their representative. Fluke. And they had a major group of studs on that offense.
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They should have nipped that shite in the bud when she was in grade school
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Parents are ultimately to blame.
Maybe but by placing blame on the parents aren't you also guilty of excusing her behavior by doing so? At what point is an adult, and their behavior, not the parents responsibility? Not all spoiled kids drive a jeep through a house. This particular one did. She is to blame not the parents.
re: Dave Portnoy & Barstool Sports will no longer be on Fox's Big Noon Kickoff
Posted by lsufanva on 10/2/26 at 9:45 pm to KillerNut9
Very doubtful it was Day. More likely one of OSUs high rolling alumni with major pull in the industry or another industry worth the while to the network. Probably multiple OSU alumni that can be described that way.
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I'm not sure what the reaction would be, but police officers murdering citizens is not a good thing, even when the citizen has a rap sheet.
Absolutely. But this conversation is about George Floyd. He overdosed and wasn't murdered. Stay on topic.
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