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You're actively looking for a new head coach. Dragging your previous coach's name and reputation through the mud in a highly publicized manner - simply because you don't want to pay the full buyout you agreed to in his contract - would severely weaken your own chances at hiring a quality coach and tarnish LSU's reputation as well

The next coach also knows that LSU thinks any contract terms are subject to relitigation if it doesn’t work out. Basically, all terms in the contract have to be looked at with suspicion.
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This seems to be a pretty underhanded stance LSU is taking here.

Calling it underhanded is generous.

re: 41 UGA | 21 MSU 4Q

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 11/8/25 at 12:07 pm to
Branch is a really good player

re: 41 UGA | 21 MSU 4Q

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 11/8/25 at 11:26 am to
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Yeah Mike that was gonna fool everybody

“Hey defense, pay no mind to the WR that has hardly appeared in a game all year and definitely isn’t just coming in for a gadget play”

re: 41 UGA | 21 MSU 4Q

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 11/8/25 at 11:19 am to
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How is a defensive line full of 4 and 5 star players so goddamn bad? Did the recruiting services miss on literally every one of these guys?

Even if they whiffed, you would expect a crew of all 3*s to run into some negative plays more often than they do.

We have one sack by a DL this season. That’s statistically hard to imagine.

re: 41 UGA | 21 MSU 4Q

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 11/8/25 at 11:16 am to
No, they waved off the targeting review.

re: 41 UGA | 21 MSU 4Q

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 11/8/25 at 11:15 am to
I wonder what Glenn Schumann does during the week
Gio Lopez is a bad one at UNC
You just talked about how the secondary is a problem two posts above mine.
Ole Miss isn’t good enough defensively, imo. Neither is Georgia, but OM especially struggles.
It completely depends on the context. If someone goes to work for a family business, they shouldn’t be surprised or upset when they get passed over for promotions in favor of actual family.

re: Is CFB on the take?

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 11/2/25 at 7:06 pm to
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You can always tell the people that have never been an athlete. shite like that never crosses the mind of a real competitor in a game.

Ah, yes. Mr. Gimme Vaughan knows more about being a competitor than an athlete and competitor than a UGA QB.

Anyone who needs this play explained to them is either a gambling addict or incoherently bad at math.
I’m down. Just keep your head down and don’t get involved in any scandals, and you can retire a wealthy man in 18 months.

re: The most unnecessary measurement

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 11/2/25 at 12:49 pm to
It was pretty wild. Appeared to be at least a yard short
Need to find some offensive chunk plays somehow. Moving it 3 and 4 yards at a time isn’t going to work
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Greatest upward transition of wealth in human history. All a scam

I’ll give the smarter, rich Boomers this. They have identified this problem and are helping out their kids prior to dying. Helping their kids financially when they are starting families and can actually use the help rather than when they’re in their 50s or 60s.
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Yep. They all have a $500 phone with a massive per month contract. But it's essential!

Not gen z, but I would legitimately get fired if I got rid of my cell phone or got one without email and texting capability.

re: If I were an AD

Posted by Crowknowsbest on 10/27/25 at 8:46 am to
Four coaches in the AP Top 25 were left another Power 4 program to take their current role. One of those was at Duke, and another took the job at his alma mater.
Some ADs (Woodward) seem to feel that they have to hire a splashy name and win the press conference, probably because they aren’t confident that they can correctly identify which less established coaches are ready to take the next step. In order to lure the established splash hires, they have to offer absurdly coach-friendly terms.

Of the current AP top 25, only four coaches (Deboer, Elko, Cristobal, Riley) left a Power 4 position to take their current role. One of those was at Duke, and another left to go back to his alma mater.

Just food for thought for the brutal future day when Kirby decides to move on.