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Our WRs are all going to have 10 receptions each, but 40 yards

Looks like it’ll end around 9:30 cst so possibly get in the game after that

They have USM on two channels

Where’s the game? They have Miami on the channel LSU is playing on

Now that the delay screwed up TV, where can you watch it?

Is anyone hosting? or can share some linklove?

The 2023 team won a title after losing our final home series to Miss State, who came to Alex Box with a 24-23 record, 6-18 in SEC.

We finished the season. 4-5 in SEC losing 2 of 3 series then got sent home quickly in SECT.

You can’t assume anything

LSU

They are on the road and beating us at home looks better on their resume than for us to lose to them at home (the series).

Besides, Texas and Auburn had better RPI's and we went 1-5 against them. We need to win a series against a Top 10 RPI team if we want to start talking about National Seedings for Omaha.

Arkansas coming up helps too but we need this win today to push Tennessee behind us in the National Seed discussion

They have been doing that for years. Idk who it is either and I used to have season tickets. I could never locate the person saying it

With so many LSU players entering the portal, and so much negativity surrounding the portal, I wanted to say something about it.

Do you know how many amazingly talented high school athletes spend years on the bench of the college that recruited them, waiting for their “chance” while coaches prioritize the latest 5-star recruit or transfer? Without the portal, they’re stuck, unable to showcase their skills, grow, or even get meaningful film for the next level. The portal gives these players an option, an escape, and most importantly, a choice.

Think like the recruit instead of a fan. You only get one college career. Imagine being sidelined in a system that doesn’t prioritize your development, and your only options are to stick it out or quit altogether. The transfer portal allows players to take their future into their own hands, finding programs that want to invest in them. It empowers athletes to make decisions based on what’s best for their careers, academics, and personal growth.

And let’s not ignore this: the portal disrupts the NCAA’s power dynamics. For decades, the NCAA’s system funneled money through programs and institutions while athletes were left with little more than a scholarship—often at schools that didn’t value their full potential.

With the portal, players can seek out better opportunities, not just for playing time, but also for NIL deals, better facilities, and coaches who actually invest in their success. This isn’t a lack of loyalty; it’s self-determination in an industry that’s been exploiting players for too long.

The transfer portal levels the playing field. It’s not about disloyalty, it’s about fairness. If coaches can jump from school to school chasing millions of dollars, why can’t athletes have the same right to chase their dreams? The portal isn’t ruining college football; it’s giving athletes a chance to thrive, find the right fit, and truly maximize their potential.