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When offense subs then defense gets a chance to sub. The ref holds the ball until defense subs have entered. Yet sometimes it leaves the offense with almost no play clock. Is there a minimum time where the refs pull away no matter if defense has completed subs? Sometimes they intentionally dog it…

Both sides arguing their case. The players have an obvious argument that they will be harmed if deemed ineligible. However, the NCAA case for harm is extremely weak. In fact, can't really find an argument that supports their position.

This is ultimately about one last attempt to remain relevant as a governing body.

PS-Wait until the 5 for 5 ruling comes under scrutiny. It's not going to hold up either. In time there will be NO limit on eligibility other then proof of enrollment in school, not age or anything else.

1987, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2019

The 1969 & 1970 Tiger teams were two of the best in LSU history. Absolutely sucked what happened in '69 missing the National Championship because of a lone loss to Ole Miss that year.

Sweet Revenge in 1970. Small caveat, Archie did play that game with a broken arm. However, the Tigers outplayed every aspect of the Rebels that day! :geauxtigers:

After any first down made by the offense, use the 25 sec play clock option rather then the 40 sec rolling play clock. Meaning wait until the ball is spotted by the ref and chains set and then run the 25 sec play clock. This is used after a penalty already and other dead ball situations.

The benefit, it would allow the team to actually celebrate a chunk play and not have to call timeout because their team couldn't get downfield and set for the next play in time.

I've seen it many times where the QB is just breaking huddle and raises his arm asking for a fresh 40 sec and the ref denies the request and results in a timeout. This takes all the momentum away from the team that just earned it.

Easy change to the rule and it would help the flow.

Help me out.

Will never go to Starkvegas

For raw talent I don't think Matt Mauck or Matt Flinn had the edge on the four I listed. Yet they both won Championships. It's a difficult cut.

How much NIL $ is this roster worth?

QB: Joe Burrow, Jayden Daniels, Rohan Davey, Zach Mettenberger

RB: Leonard Fornette, Jeremy Hill, Derrius Guice, Dominick Davis, Clyde E.H., Labrandon Toefield, Tyrion Davis-Price

WR: Jamar Chase, Malik Nabors, Justin Jefferson, Josh Reed, Odell Beckham, Jarvis Landry, Brian Thomas Jr., Kayshon Boutte, Michael Clayton

TE: Mason Taylor, Thad Moss, Foster Moreau

OT: Will Campbell, La'el Collins, Andrew Whitworth, Emery Jones

OG: Trai Turner, Ed Ingram, Damien Lewis, Herman Johnson

C: Ben Wilkerson, Lloyd Cusherberry

PR: Skylar Green


DT: Glen Dorsey, Claude Wroten, Kyle Williams, Drake Nevis, Chad Lavalais, Rashard Lawrence, Jaquelin Roy, Michael Brockers

DE: Marcus Spears, Tyson Jackson, Bark Mingo, K'Lavon Chaisson, Arden Key, Danielle Hunter, Mekhi Wingo, Marquis Hill

MLB: Brady James, Kelvin Sheppard, Devin White

SLB: Kevin Minter, Jacob Phillips, Patrick Queen

WLB: Kwon Alexander, Ryan Baker, Trev Faulk

CB: Patrick Peterson, Derek Stingley, Tre White, Corey Webster, Donte Jackson, Mo Claiborne, D.J. Pickett, Mansoor Delaune

S: Laron Landry, Chad Jones, Jamal Adams, Grant Delpit, Eric Reid, Tyrann Mathieu, Craig Steltz, Jacoby Stevens

PK: Cade York, Damien Ramos

P: Brad Wing

KR: Russell Sheppard, Trindon Holliday

Who am I forgetting? Probably some glaring omission. Still it's amazing amount of talent that has come through! :geauxtigers:

That 2024 staff was a bunch of guys that went on to bigger things.

Runs. Jay Johnson just quoted to say that should be enough for a win. If LSU just wins 5 of those they are in the post season.

Feels like the 2023 Tiger football team losing games 55-48.

All time low for Tiger pitching staff.