Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Baton Rouge
Biography:LSU Grad '07
Interests:Football, soccer, basketball
Occupation:I work with compooters
Number of Posts:881
Registered on:8/23/2010
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You’re wrong.

Just kidding. You’re marginally correct :lol:
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The 4 best teams are in. You don’t like it? Thank TCU
What a terrible take. TCU won their semi :lol:
I’m sure Woodward’s response would be “thank you for the paycheck and 3-hour advertising opportunity”. Probably the best of either LSU could have hoped for at this point.

re: Everyone crying about the Bowl

Posted by inthebr on 12/3/23 at 3:39 pm
To be fair, the playoff selection Is a body blow to college football overall which affects all the teams.
Funny story: most of those roads are state highways that can only be modified by a literal act of (state) Congress

re: 2-0 in the NFL

Posted by inthebr on 9/18/23 at 9:29 pm
…except the panthers…
Talent didn’t keep this game close. You just have missed the first 1.5 quarters of this game. Auburn got points off of busts.

Only people down voting think I’m talking about the QB. Because this board if full of morons.
Jim and Joes are not the problem with this game.

re: Kelly press conference quotes

Posted by inthebr on 9/4/22 at 11:19 pm
Daniel’s didn’t play well in the first half. He was run first the whole half. After he settled into the game and start hitting his timing routes you can build tempo. Can’t just make it out of nothing.

The tackling and special teams were crap because this is the first “real” action of the season. There will be big improvements in tackling and some of the nerves related issues in the next week. Always happens.

This game felt like the 2010 UNC game, but we came out on the other end. TBD how it turns out from here, but that team got way better between week 1 and week 2, and the core of the team that came together in that season were the leaders of the 2011 team. We will see what happens, but watching these young men grow is definitely a big reason why people love this sport.

re: Kelly press conference quotes

Posted by inthebr on 9/4/22 at 11:05 pm
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He looked scared on the sidelines


That’s how he looks. Same way that Saban is always pissed AF
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Absolute prick move. Ed, you scoundrel.



FIFY
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A smart man keeps his enemies close.



And sends love notes to his true enemies.

re: This on Clemson board

Posted by inthebr on 1/14/20 at 1:43 pm
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We lost fair and square

STFU and deal with it.


This guy gets it.

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He brushed his nose and lip. He didn't go deep enough to get a booger. Stop spreading fake news.


:lol:

Meh, they would’ve lost 32-49 if they score there.

LSU won by two touchdowns kneeling in the red zone. Clemson wasn’t in this game in the 4th quarter. That’s why their QB looked so sad with 10 left in the game.
The running backs show improvement, the receivers are elite, and Brennan looks like a third year kid whose been developed by competent coaches. Should contend for one of the best offenses in the country.

On defense, the linebackers and D Line mostly come back, Stingley and Stevens return, and loads of top talent compete for a loaded secondary.
LSU has played disciplined football all year. There is no reason to worry. You should seek help for your anxiety, though. That can be debilitating.
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Just attempt to explain how that’s cherry-picking? Yards per attempt/completion are the equalizer in passing stats.

300 yards on 30 attempts > 300 yards on 50 attempts

Do you not agree?


Yards per attempt is a valid metric, but it is one data point.

Cherry picking:

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Cherry picking, suppressing evidence, or the fallacy of incomplete evidence is the act of pointing to individual cases or data that seem to confirm a particular position while ignoring a significant portion of related cases or data that may contradict that position.


Other related data:

1) TD-to-Int ration
2) Completion Percentage
3) Performance against like competition
4) Performance vs. Top Competition

If one offense is running a play-action based passing attack while the other is running a straight dropback with some RPO worked in then the same QB will have higher yards/attempt and yards/completion in the former than the latter.

Enjoy observing the difference between 2018 Tua and 2019 Joe on Monday :cheers: