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Literally Diapershlt Orange


Definitely a color that's fallen out of favor as of late
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I read it as “edging”


This rubbed me the wrong way
I don't really know what Miami would bring to the SEC.

re: Another Sark Melt Post

Posted by NaturalStateReb on 10/12/26 at 4:03 pm to
If the jersey said Joe Smith, no one would even pay attention to him, let alone praise him. Just totally mid right now.
Probably picking the same 5, minus OU. I'd put Mizzou there right now. Big ladder match this weekend between Ole Miss and Mizzou.

re: LSU fans need to admit

Posted by NaturalStateReb on 10/12/26 at 3:56 pm to
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Something feels off about Kiffin this year. His energy, coaching decisions, and general demeanor dont match what he is known for and its leaking into yalls success. I actually think he has the ability to do good things for yall but either he has to get back to who he is or LSU admin needs to let him.



Lane may be weird, but he isn't stupid. He knew what he had and what he didn't have coming into the season. He's not rolling those dice because he doesn't have a lot of confidence in the QB. He had Corral, Dart, and Chambliss at Ole Miss--all NFL-caliber QBs. He knows he doesn't have that in Leavitt.
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How many playoff teams are we thinking the SEC gets?


Depends on what happens in other leagues.

Barring some catastrophe, Miami is going to be there for the ACC. Let's say they get 1 more.

Big 10 will get 3 in IMO: Ohio State, Indiana, winner of UCLA/Oregon.

I think the Big 12 gets 1: BYU.

Boise State is the likely G5 rep.

We know the SEC champ makes it. Let's say that's Georgia.

As things stand now, we could get as many as 5 IMO, and it's too early to tell which 5, although UGA and Texas are in pole position.

SEC needs the Big 10 to stand on 3 bids and for Texas Tech to flame out.

it felt like a joke on the show, but Saban's in a poor position to make this crack after his incessant bleating about how college football is broken and shilling for the PSCA.

The more I watch College Gameday, the more I think Saban is what's wrong with it. I'm not a big McAfee guy, but McAfee is beginning to settle into the role and he'd be better if he was next to a guy who could better steer his energy in the right direction. Saban sits on the stage like a grumpy old man working his way around a press conference. The vibe is totally wrong.

Whatever you thought about Lee Corso, particularly these last 2 or 3 years, Corso was undeniably great at one thing--serving as an unofficial mascot/ambassador for the sport. No one ever thought Corso was pushing an agenda. Saban, so far, has proven a poor replacement for that.
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The most expensive Loss in College Football history?


Unpossible. Governor/President/AD Peter Pan told us that college football expenses were out of control and he'd never stand for that kind of thing.
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Op's team has a game with Florida and posting about LSU and Texas A&M.

Wut? Yall gonna get gator chomped.



I really need to sharpen my focus.
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maybe there is time for him to go back to ole Miss


He just left!
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Wait, are they thinking LSU fans brought that in over the weekend? What evidence is there of that?


No. Only that drugs tend to come up from the coast for obvious reasons. It has nothing to do with LSU or LSU fans.
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I don't know much about A&M. LSU's weak points are LB and OL.


I thought LSU's LB play was pretty decent, but OL play has to tighten up to help Leavitt.
I have mixed feelings on this.

First, there's a good education to be found anywhere if you're willing to find it.

Also, a lot of these rankings are based on selectivity. How selective should a university be that's supported by state tax dollars? I'm in the camp that if you're from the state, and you've got at least a reasonable chance of success, you should be able to sign up and take your shot.
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Hey i read a headline from Mississippi Sun morning, they were Writing how proud they were of their Coloreds in that game.
someone in the comments even asked if they might have 'one of them' as a coach someday.


If you had said that someone read it to you, it would be more believable.

Just quit while you're behind.
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Damn. I tried telling my kids just drink bottled beer, that way you at least know what it is in it.



Texted my oldest today not to assume anything. Scary times
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Apparently laced drugs with cyclorphine?


This is what I'm hearing, specifically coke laced with it.

If you've got kids in college, warn them about this stuff. Just heartbreaking.
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Look, i understand that OM fans are still trying to figure out how to be fans of a team in the top 5.

let me help you.
Post more about your team, you known. OLE MISS.


Look, shitchop, I know you're broken, and every time you walk into Dollar General to buy a new LSU shirt without tobacco stains you're a little weepy right now. It's ok to be sad. But I recently saw an ad on tv that showed people swimming, horseback riding, and all kinds of stuff while using tampons. If they can do it, you can too!

But this is still SECRant, and for non-snowlfakes unlike yourself, it's still ok to talk about SEC football.

With LSU losing at Ole Miss and A&M dropping a stunner to Kentucky at home Saturday night, but teams are coming into this game with a loss 3 weeks into the season. The playoff hopes of either team go on life support with a second consecutive loss before October.

Given how last season's campaign came unstrung with a blowout loss to A&M at home, LSU will be looking for a win here, and Kiffin is a good enough coach not to let Ole Miss beat them a second time coming off an emotional loss. If this game was in College Station, I might feel a little differently, but I think coming back home is a major plus for LSU.

Statically, the UK/A&M game was pretty close, but the difference was the turnover margin. Not only did Marcel Reed throw 2 picks, A&M went 3 of 6 on fourth down conversion attempts. Kentucky hit some big plays, and the UK offense only had 9 third downs (went 3 of 9).

LSU's front seven is legit. They allowed 426 yards against a very good Ole Miss offense, but only 63 on the ground. Even accounting for Lacy's early exit, it was an impressive performance. The backfield will be hurt by the absence of Deshawn Spears with the knee injury.

Sam Leavitt has yet to impress through the air, although he's a gamer on the ground; Leavitt had less than 160 yards passing Saturday, although he was under pressure often. Trey'Dez Green being out is a major blow--LSU has to have a WR step up. Leavitt's only pick was a big one on what was effectively the last play of the game, but it was a deflection and he avoided the INTs he had in the LaTech game. The passing game is a major question. Reed has found a reliable target in Mario Craver.

Dillin Jones is a dude. Posted up a 100+ yard night against an Ole Miss defense that had a good showing. A&M's Rueben Owens didn't break 75 against a Kentucky defense that gave up 104 to Daniel Hill the week before, but had less than 60 against Florida State. A&M's rushing offense will face its stiffest test yet.

I like LSU. They're at home, A&M seems like they've taken a step back, and I think the Aggies are going to have a much harder time running the football against LSU's front 7. I think the game will be decided by who can run the football better and turnovers, and I think those things favor LSU.
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Ole Mjss won the game and they are still trying to convince people that theyre the superior school with an empty trophy case and a co champion banner.


Must be heart breaking walking into the Dollar General knowing you're looking up to that empty trophy case.
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Kiffin Getting the TOP coach job in SEC broke Rant


Proof you can write a message board post with a fat pencil.