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Like the 43rd president?


People should just call the league “The Bush”
Regardless of style, the overall state of our national goal keepers is astonishingly bad.

I don’t understand how we aren’t consistently pumping out quality keepers and strikers. Our top tier athletes fit those 2 positions extremely well.
A keepers #1 responsibly is to prevent goals.

Prioritizing a skilled ball handler over a shot blocker is asinine. I’ve seen too many teams try the keeper sweeper route and it has cost a lot of goals. Ask ManU fans how much they liked replacing De Gea with Onana.

It is great to have a player that can do both at a high level, but the idea that you have to sacrifice shot blocking to have a keeper build-up/play out the back is dumb.
That is one expensive virtue signal.

I wish him the best of luck with his future illegal alien business endeavors.
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League never gave up on Darnold.


Weirdos never gave up on Kaepernick.

re: It Was The Right Call

Posted by Seeker on 9/13/26 at 1:05 pm to
The intent is to throw a completion, so there are no longer interceptions.
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And does the TRO even apply until the players are rostered?


Let’s go to court and find out.
There was at leas once where he slipped while setting his block.
Benefield was also very impressive. Looked like a leader for the secondary as well.

re: Tom Mars Again

Posted by Seeker on 9/4/26 at 10:03 am to
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look I still think all of this is a terrible look for LSU


It would be a terrible look if LSU continued to accept the SEC unfair, biased governance and enforcement.
Holy shite I fricked that last sentence. Edited in OP
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Great.

Nate Oats, the embarrassing POS is the person that set the bar for how we will operate moving forward?


No the SEC set the bar for what is allowable. LSU is better at wielding the tools someone else created.
Prepared to hear a commentator say the crowd is chanting:

“Let’s go Gretzky”
Fair point, but again, the SEC has already allowed players to compete at other universities that previously signed professional contracts.

LSU is being isolated because LSU is better at wielding the tools the conference created.
So none of the other players were on a preseason roster? Including the lineman that went to Texas? Seriously asking.

Even if that is the case, the SEC allowed bama to play a guy that spent 3 years in the NBA g-league. Wouldn’t that be a meatier bone for the SEC and media to gnaw on?

As stated, I think the obviously bigger story is a power 5 conference being flagrantly biased toward one of its founding members.
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The lawyers also asked about possible sexual relationships between assistant coaches and recruiting staff


Why is this even an issue?