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And Kyle Parker barely gets snaps… don’t get that. Dude always makes a play and is a physical WR. Needs to play majority of the snaps

Really loved how we used Ju’Juan Johnson last night. Had some crucial first down pick ups late in the game on those quick dump offs to him and ran very well. Got up field, ran behind his pads, broke a few tackles and constantly fell forward. Basically an extension of the running game.

I wasn’t sure how physical he was considering he was a high school QB and split time WR and RB. But I am not worried about that at all moving forward.

His role will grow and he will be a key player for our team.

Also loved all the wrinkles we have on offense with guys like Ju’Juan, Zavion, and BB. Props to the staff for finding creative ways to get these playmakers the ball in good situations. Also makes preparing for our offense much more difficult.

A big reason for the success running QBs had against hs last year was due to the pathetic safety play. Go watch the Bama game, didn’t do anything special, they simply attacked our safeties on QB sweeps. And it worked every time.

Hopefully the overhaul at safety with Haulcy can give us a presence back there to shut it down.

He has 0 confidence with his approach at the plate. Guessing every pitch, swinging at balls, whiffing on strikes.

It’s ugly.

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Are you saying there should be no teachers, home health aides, social workers, or other workers to care for children, the disabled, and the elderly?

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Are these really the examples you used as to why we shouldn’t make massive cuts? :lol:

Our public education system is god awful. We’ve got kids graduating high school with a 3.0+ GPA and can’t even read what’s on the diploma. The decline of our public education starting with the creation of the Dept of Education. Hell, charter schools get some public funding but a lot of their $$$ comes from donations and grants from the private sector and scores show they are better then public schools.

Home health is horrible and lots of abuse goes on, if they even show up at all. My mom helps out a family friend who is disabled and the wife has Alzheimer’s. It’s a horrible situation. They go thru at least 10 aides a year. They don’t show up, steal from them with zero remorse or flat out will refuse to do their job. In the last 6-8 years, only 1 aide has been worth what they are getting paid. And she left to go to the private sector since it’s better run, surrounded by better co-workers and better pay.

And what have we been told to do the last few decades regarding the short comings of public services like these? They are underfunded and need more $$$. So they get more $$$ and absolutely nothing has changed and I’d argue they have gotten even worse. At some point, basic economics comes into to play. You want to keep your job? Provide value, show you are worth it. These services fail to do that and do not care about the quality of work done.

If these people are actually good at their job, they will have no problem getting hired. There is a HUGE need for good teachers, home health aides, etc. But most are absolutely horrible and do not give a shite at all and just leeching off the govt.

Such a joke…

People at the highest level of govt were “tricked” due to bad data.

All you had to do was make a normal grocery run to figure it out. Very few employees, prices absurdly high and quality way down.

But we were told the economy was thriving under Biden the entire time and we were wrong. 4 years of that shite isn’t a “trick”, it was another intentional feature.

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You’re a stupid count, this exact same rationale would then apply to the Louisiana leadership and their failure to secure the new years event from vehicles driving down streets full of people.

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Yes it would. And yes it does. I say that as someone born and raised in Louisiana and lived there most my life.

Do I blame the Cali / Louisiana govt for these catastrophic events happening? Not at all. Can’t prevent forest fires in California or a terrorist with a car on New Year’s Eve from causing carnage. And in the New Orleans attack, I applaud the first responders / police on bourbon st. Those cops heard it and immediately ran to the danger. Pretty awesome.

But, the lack of preventative measures and response (Cali) to reduce the amount of damage from said catastrophes? Local and state leaders of both states absolutely are responsible.

Would the concrete barriers on Bourbon St have prevented the attack from happening? Maybe. Could have deterred the terrorists from doing it at all. Worst case scenario, it forces him to get out the car and just start firing on foot if he decided to still do it. Which would have resulted in less death. That’s on the govt leaders.

California is always at the top of the list for wildfires. Everyone knows this. It’s a tinderbox and always has been. It is absolutely insane that they don’t use basic preventative measures like brush and undergrowth clearing or controlled burns. Especially around populated areas. It’s also insane that they have budget cuts for fire departments knowing wildfires are their biggest risk in terms of natural disaster and have unqualified people making those decisions. And to make it even worse… SOME AREAS FIRE HYDRANTS ARE DRY AND ITS AN OCEANFRONT CITY. Fresh water has always been an issue in Cali due to the climate. But if you KNOW wildfires are your biggest risk for natural disaster, have an emergency plan in place to pull water from any source to help combat them.

These simple measures wouldn’t prevent forest fires. They 100% would still happen. But the biggest issue with these forest fires is 0 containment. All the above + having and executing emergency plans would help massively with containment, resulting in less catastrophic loss. And that is 100% on the clowns in leadership over there.

Imagine if the govt stopped maintaining levees / pumps in NOLA and south LA on the river ? We know what the result would eventually be. That’s what Cali officials / policy have done. 0 preventative measures and no emergency plan in place when shite hits the fan. And that’s on them.

Safety is by far the biggest weakness we have on this team and is the biggest reason we got shredded vs Bama.

Bama did exactly what it would do if I was going against lsu d. Force the safeties to play disciplined with good angles and open field tackling. And they failed massively. Bama didn’t do anything wild from a schematic standpoint. It was more like a high school game plan. RPOs, QB runs, and lots of quick screens / bubbles. Which takes our DL, pass rush and Weeks out of the game.

They didn’t attack our CBs at all. Strictly forced our safeties to play smart and disciplined and tackle in the open field. And they had no chance.

It’s the worst trio of safeties I have ever seen at lsu. Give someone a shot, doesn’t matter who they are. Just see what someone else can do.

Completely agree. Tall, rangy, and a freakishly fluid athlete. Kid can be a real impact player for us and a matchup nightmare.

Only issue is Green and 88 are not blockers at all. But I have no problem using Green in the slot instead of a WR on those seam and post patterns.