Raoul_Duke
| Favorite team: | Texas A&M |
| Location: | Denton, TX |
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| Number of Posts: | 821 |
| Registered on: | 11/12/2012 |
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re: Who should be the QB from the portal?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/19/26 at 6:59 pm to Tridentds
When will we ever learn? Wiggins and Reed need to go. Along with anyone else who isn’t taking this seriously.
Doubt that Kamario Taylor would sign up for this shite show of an offense. But we need someone good. And it’s pretty clear Elko knows zero about offense or quarterbacks. So we need him to money whip the best offensive coordinator in the business and let a professional start processing players and coaches out the door
Extremely frustrating when it was obvious a year ago this exact situation would happen.
Goodbye #1 recruiting class
Doubt that Kamario Taylor would sign up for this shite show of an offense. But we need someone good. And it’s pretty clear Elko knows zero about offense or quarterbacks. So we need him to money whip the best offensive coordinator in the business and let a professional start processing players and coaches out the door
Extremely frustrating when it was obvious a year ago this exact situation would happen.
Goodbye #1 recruiting class
re: Fan behavior reminder - how LSU sets the standard
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/15/26 at 11:36 am to Landmass
Get your balloons ready rebels. Everyone in purple and gold needs to be drenched in piss by the time the clock strikes zero
re: Kamario Taylor...Enjoy him while you can MSU fans.
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/15/26 at 8:36 am to MSUClangaDawg
I hope you guys keep him. Sure feels like he’s the next year QB of either LSU/Texas/Miami
re: Congress Introduces Bill to Limit International College Athletes to 20% of Roster
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/15/26 at 8:32 am to OleVaught14
This is the best idea congress has had in awhile. Whole sports are being taken over. College athletics should be for Americans. Yes we should limit the number of foreign athletes
re: What was the moment that killed Arkansas football?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/13/26 at 11:25 pm to GreyReb
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What was the moment that killed Arkansas football?
Arkansas leaving the SWC for SEC. The moment was the same moment that killed the future Big 12. Arkansas to the B12 would have changed history
The Longwhorn killed Arkansas when they ran them off (and like the vampires they are have never stopped and have a long line of schools they try to kill)
The SWC was too state of Texas centric. But this was historically what allowed Arkansas to become a national power in the first place. Being the special out of state school tied to the Texas HS football pipeline and state of Texas universities created the Arkansas historical success
UT destroyed the SWC. Arkansas jumps ship for SEC. SMU death penalty era. Lucky moment in time for Baylor where they controlled key parts of the Texas government with Baylor alum Ann Richards as governor. This allowed Baylor to be forced into the B12.
But…..
Swap Baylor for Arkansas. This makes the B12 more balanced. One more school that hates Texas and could fight for better leadership and accountability, instead of a Texas lackey in Baylor. It benefits Texas Tech and Texas A&M as it allows for one fewer mouth to feed among Texas high school recruits among in-state programs. Arkansas maintains a recruiting pipeline and identity while also keeping their traditional rivals. Better leadership keeps Nebraska and A&M from leaving for B10 and SEC (as well as CU and Mizzou). The B12 could have either maintained or been one to add teams in conference realignment
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Iowa State
re: Remember when LSU punked the Aggies and hired Woodward?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/11/26 at 10:52 pm to Golfer1
Arkansad fans are the biggest lsu dickriders on planet earth. What a sad school that the loser aggies feel sorry for you. At least we’re trying, y’all gave up. Can’t wait for the bye week when the hogs come to town. At least State and Kentucky have a pulse. Say goodnight to your cousin for me, we know she’s laying right there next to you
re: Remember when LSU punked the Aggies and hired Woodward?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/11/26 at 6:36 pm to ColoradoElkHerd
Shhhh
Let them win their superbowl next weekend and crown themselves
It will make it sweeter when we come in town the week after and make their fans leave at halftime
Let them win their superbowl next weekend and crown themselves
It will make it sweeter when we come in town the week after and make their fans leave at halftime
re: Will Stein wants it goody and rowdy at Commonwealth on Saturday vs. Bama
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/11/26 at 6:30 pm to clamdip
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I'm a Will Stein fan
Same. Stein will have an elite offense up and running at Kentucky at some point
Kentucky is a sleeping giant. Similar to an Indiana where a good coach and the portal can equal success. If Stein just has a bit of success, they will bring in respectable high school classes as well
The bar is low, so he has time. The key to leveling the playing field against teams with superior talent is having a good offense. They have a good QB already. Gonna be fun to watch them
re: You JOKE about your “rivals.” We HATE ours.
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/11/26 at 6:01 pm to JustinOKC
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JustinOKC
At least they still play each other. Sad that Oklahoma doesn’t play Oklahoma state anymore. Make it happen
re: This is the best summation of the current SEC vs LSU situation posted yet.
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/9/26 at 10:12 am to 1BIGTigerFan
The two LSU players were farther along in their NFL process than any of the other players. That’s why they were singled out. It wasn’t random. They signed contracts with NFL teams.
Yes, the rules are murky. But the SEC is trying to at least do something about it. The NCAA and congress are too incompetent
The real problem is the weaponization of the legal system in a deliberate attempt to undermine the SEC. Governor Elmer Fudd, Kiffin, Judges, AG, AD and all the other clowns preventing the SEC from being an authoritative institution. Refusing to back down
Enough was enough. We’re using this incident to make sure that the SEC has death penalty power over all 16 schools and none of them can go rogue. LSU won’t be kicked out. But your clown coach and governor will get on their knees and beg before this is over
Yes, the rules are murky. But the SEC is trying to at least do something about it. The NCAA and congress are too incompetent
The real problem is the weaponization of the legal system in a deliberate attempt to undermine the SEC. Governor Elmer Fudd, Kiffin, Judges, AG, AD and all the other clowns preventing the SEC from being an authoritative institution. Refusing to back down
Enough was enough. We’re using this incident to make sure that the SEC has death penalty power over all 16 schools and none of them can go rogue. LSU won’t be kicked out. But your clown coach and governor will get on their knees and beg before this is over
re: “I’m gonna raise holy hell if they try anything on Kiffin or LSU”
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/9/26 at 9:51 am to JPLSU1981
Clown commentator standing up for a clown coach of a clown school represented by a clown president governed and judged by clowns.
re: What did LSU do exactly?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 8:12 pm to SidewalkTiger
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I don't know how they can "submit"
I guess drop the lawsuit and publicly state they back the league office and it’s league regulations.
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I think it's pretty farfetched to believe that LSU was involved in these kids forming a lawsuit that ultimately ended up including the SEC
We will see. Kiffin mentions in his post game press conference he has a close relationship with one of the players. It’s unclear what happened and if there was any collusion. But it’s obviously possible when the state AG says “go Tigers” to the press before entering the courtroom
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That's like saying the US wouldn't go to Iraq unless they had proof of WMD's. Smart people make dumb mistakes all the time, they have biases just like anyone else.
Yeah i don’t think any of that was a mistake in their eyes. Patriot Act passes and they got their mass surveillance. Three letter agencies and military get massive funding upgrades. Good news for big oil and mil industry. All part of the plan. Just like with many high profile situations, the public isn’t usually privy to what the decision makers have going on at the time
re: What did LSU do exactly?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 7:55 pm to DhanTigers212
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Where’s the proof?
No burden is necessary. This isn’t a courtroom. It’s a voluntary association.
You go to a bar. And they don’t want you there. The bouncer can toss you out and doesn’t need a reason
re: What did LSU do exactly?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 7:48 pm to SidewalkTiger
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How would you feel about kicking LSU out if there is no real proof that they coerced the athletes into suing the SEC?
The presidents and league office won’t do it unless they know. It may or may not be presented publicly and posted on this forum, but i don’t see why they would kick out lsu unless there was a real threat. It’s not going to come down to that. The ramifications are too serious for LSU to do anything other than bend the knee and submit
re: What did LSU do exactly?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 7:39 pm to SidewalkTiger
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But this is just an assumption, no real evidence of this has been presented yet.
True. Publicly. Im sure the University presidents have a better idea of the full picture.
The most important rules aren’t written down and explicit. And they don’t require legally admissible evidence. Causing harm to the SEC and not backing down is a big deal
The SEC NEEDS to have it’s own set of regulations governing the sport (for 16 participants). The NCAA and our joke of a congress will not be stepping up to do what needs to be done. So it will fall on the SEC to set some sort of guardrails to end the status quo. Kiffin and lsu are threatening the power of the only institution with any hope of asserting any control and fairness
LSU won’t be kicked out because they will stop. What’s happening Thursday is about giving the conference the power needed to assert control. Loss of conference membership, TV $, etc = death penalty
Fans and others don’t like lsu because arrogant people aren’t like-able. There’s some great lsu folks out there, but stereotypes exist for a reason and don’t apply to everyone
re: What did LSU do exactly?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 7:19 pm to DhanTigers212
Your coach colluded with a pro player and the government to sue and cause harm to the conference you're in so you could bypass agreed upon rules.
This cannot happen
Think about it as a workplace analogy. You work for a corporation. You are actively and knowingly causing harm to that corporation. That corporation is much more powerful than you as an employee/shareholder. That cannot stand and you would be eliminated as a threat. Particularly after doubling down on the causing of harm
If your brain can’t understand that, then you must be somewhere on the scale of imbecile, idiot, retard
This cannot happen
Think about it as a workplace analogy. You work for a corporation. You are actively and knowingly causing harm to that corporation. That corporation is much more powerful than you as an employee/shareholder. That cannot stand and you would be eliminated as a threat. Particularly after doubling down on the causing of harm
If your brain can’t understand that, then you must be somewhere on the scale of imbecile, idiot, retard
re: What rules has LSU broken?
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 7:17 pm to Yaboylsu63
Your coach colluded with a pro player and the government to sue and cause harm to the conference you're in so you could bypass agreed upon rules.
This cannot happen
Think about it as a workplace analogy. You work for a corporation. You are actively and knowingly causing harm to that corporation. That corporation is much more powerful than you as an employee/shareholder. That cannot stand and you would be eliminated as a threat. Particularly after doubling down on the causing of harm
If your brain can’t understand that, then you must be somewhere on the scale of imbecile, idiot, retard
This cannot happen
Think about it as a workplace analogy. You work for a corporation. You are actively and knowingly causing harm to that corporation. That corporation is much more powerful than you as an employee/shareholder. That cannot stand and you would be eliminated as a threat. Particularly after doubling down on the causing of harm
If your brain can’t understand that, then you must be somewhere on the scale of imbecile, idiot, retard
re: No votes from Auburn Fla Kentucky Miss St Vandy
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 7:04 pm to WreckinRams05
Why don’t you get on your knees and beg and maybe you will continue to exist in the SEC
re: For anyone wanting this
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 6:59 pm to STATEofMIND
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If they can do this to LSU then who is next?
Lol State must have figured out they’re the Rutgers of the SEC
re: There is no 1 - 1 replacement for LSU.
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 5:36 pm to TheLSUDynasty
UNC is perfect.
They don’t need to be on the level of lsu in football. We would still be head and shoulders above the B1G in football product without lsu
Basketball would be greatly improved. As well as all the olympic sports
The problem UNC has had in football is they are the opposite of a school like lsu that has zero in-state competition. There’s too many state of north carolina schools at the P4 level. UNC being the only school in the SEC would dramatically increase their football profile overnight
They don’t need to be on the level of lsu in football. We would still be head and shoulders above the B1G in football product without lsu
Basketball would be greatly improved. As well as all the olympic sports
The problem UNC has had in football is they are the opposite of a school like lsu that has zero in-state competition. There’s too many state of north carolina schools at the P4 level. UNC being the only school in the SEC would dramatically increase their football profile overnight
re: This is going to end very badly for the league if it enters the political realm.
Posted by Raoul_Duke on 9/8/26 at 5:24 pm to Lsupimp
I think you might want to do the electoral college math on who matters most in that realm. As well as the financial math. Get a calculator if your 50th ranked education didn’t give you the mental math skills
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