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If the race is within 3% by the time the panhandle results start coming in, you can pretty much chalk up a win for the red team.

re: Jim Mora speaks on Saints issues

Posted by Cajunese on 10/15/26 at 8:59 am to
He's now 91 years old and seems to have more urgency than most of the people in the Saints facility on Airline Drive.
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Winning changes all those words.
CKM took over a team that the majority here said was years away.
Now? Fire him lol
Yall have ADD.


KM was put in a tough situation, but at the same time, we have regressed since the end of last season. There is no excuse for going 0-3 in this past homestand especially with how poorly we have played. Follow that up with KM's Napoleon Dynamite persona in the press conference with his 4 word answers, and you have a locker room and fan base that is growing impatient.

Bill Belichick acts the same way in press conferences, but he also has 6 Super Bowl titles and a system that even Nick Saban learned from. KM is a rookie head coach who doesn't even look like he wants to be there half of the time. When does he argue with a ref? When does he show fire when answering a single question? Where's the excitement from him when we score a touchdown? At least PRETEND that you like your job.

re: ULL 31 @ LaTech 32 Final

Posted by Cajunese on 10/10/26 at 10:33 pm to
We deserve to lose after that terrible finish
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…and they’re crying the loudest about some grand LSU conspiracy to send them back down to FCS.



It's not a conspiracy. The BOR member who went to LSU law school actually said it. :lol:
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None of the other in-state schools thinks of themselves as on the level of LSU in academic or athletic prowess overall. They recognize LSU as the flagship institution. Yet, I've heard since the 80's from folks over in Laffy how USL is on par with LSU in every facet. Give me a break.


This reeks of insecurity. :lol:
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I understand these are not going to be popular on an LSU board, but LSU does what is best for LSU. Not the state. Not the areas service. Only LSU. The legislature is heavily invested and heavily backed by those with similar interests and no matter where a lawmaker went to school allegiance to LSU is paramount to getting things done in Baton Rouge and support. Over the last 50-60 years that allegiance has been interpreted and widely accepted as being because it is better, when it in fact is just the most protected.


This 100000x
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The schools should go where the finance makes sense, not where the fewest feelings are hurt



The solution you're suggesting is probably what's going to end up happening: the P4 and G6 splitting up.
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This should happen, but pride will need to be swallowed



If those three schools should drop to FCS, so should the other 100+ FBS schools that are in the same situation. That would leave ~25 schools in FBS.
What's hilarious is schools had to drop to FCS based off of the criteria mentioned from the OP, over 100 out of the 138 FBS schools would have to drop down. :lol:
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he above is the only reason this has come up. ULS is about to get a budget cut to move more funds to the LSU system in the event LSU can't get a PE contract that gives them enough funds. ULL and LTU need to do a better job of management, but this story and the BOR looking into it has nothing to do with those schools, but rather shining a light there so LSU's financial situation is not the main focus while the legislature works behind the scenes.


Exactly.

This is nothing but a diversion from LSU's situation.
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Whether you like his politics or not, he has made LSU athletics better in the last 12 months.



tRant in 2024: "He is a ULL plant!!!" :lol:
1. Landry is going to protect his state institutions especially if there's economic repercussions. LSU getting expelled from the SEC would hurt the state.

2. LSU Football is on another level of "sacred" in this state compared to most state's football programs. He is also up for re-election in 2027. This is a no brainer to score some political points.

3. It seems like Landry has taken on "projects" for each of his state institutions. In Lafayette, he is really pushing hard for a relationship between UL(L) and SpaceX since it'll be the closest 4 year school to the launch site plus the area will be directly affected by SpaceX's arrival. At LSU, he got his new President and is now going all in on athletics to try to use it as a catalyst to upgrade the rest of the school. In North Louisiana, he is pushing the relationship of ULM/La Tech and META.
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ULL is always looking for bodies.



Nah you can keep them. They can be soft on your end of the river. :lol:

re: Non LSU fans

Posted by Cajunese on 9/3/26 at 8:26 pm to
The whole thing is a mess. Between the local judges, the SEC, the NCAA, etc., there's like 20 jurisdictions telling us 20 different things. :lol:

What they should do after this ruling is just set the rules starting next year, enforce them, and stick with them. But that's too rational, so there will be something else that will go to court by next year.
Because many people are looking at LSU as going all in with this stuff to the point where they rehired a basketball coach that they fired a few years back after getting investigated by the feds. Then they hire Kiffin who is the center of soap opera drama everywhere he goes.

I personally blame this mess on the NCAA and understand where LSU is coming from. But the drama behind it shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone.
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Curious what happens to areas like Maurice being near to Lafayette with good schools, but also within driving distance to the launch area



Maurice is one of the fastest growing towns in that area for people looking to stay in the vicinity of Lafayette and avoid the traffic. I think it's going to grow even more now especially since that 167 stretch to Abbeville has a lot of potential to build industrial businesses like they did in Broussard along Highway 90.

Any area south of the Acadiana Mall is now in play to see some real growth.

re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over

Posted by Cajunese on 7/20/26 at 3:47 pm to
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I see zero worries for us


(Heading to Lowes to prepare as we speak)

re: Thanks, Gov. Landry

Posted by Cajunese on 3/26/26 at 9:39 am to
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Then why are you asking the question?


Landry has cleaned up the academic side while also cleaning up the mess on the athletic side.


Because in the ~160 years that LSU has existed, it's never happened. I honestly don't know what to expect from this new chancellor. He just got hired. He may be a bust for all we know.

re: Thanks, Gov. Landry

Posted by Cajunese on 3/26/26 at 9:35 am to
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I think you have 4 major sports coaches that recognize the value in discipline, process based results, and hard work. I think that will translate into the academic side as well.


If they're smart, they will. Going to the holistic admissions approach was one of the goofiest moves I have seen LSU pull. Good for them for going back to the original admissions criteria.

re: Thanks, Gov. Landry

Posted by Cajunese on 3/26/26 at 9:34 am to
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We have reinstituted testing for admissions we hired a big time research guy as chancellor


Do y’all not pay attention?



I’m not joking when I say Landry is killing it for LSU


I pay full attention to this stuff which is why I'm having this conversation. LSU has always had the perception that they put athletics ahead of academics. This isn't some unknown concept.