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| Location: | New Iberia |
| Biography: | LSU graduate, |
| Interests: | Tennis, Hiking, Tiger Football, Sailing |
| Occupation: | Accountant |
| Number of Posts: | 2933 |
| Registered on: | 3/26/2013 |
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bblount69
1 Trinidad Chambliss
Should not be on the list
great talent but he served his time and should be in the NFL or have a job
College football needs a huge overhaul and never will get it
One day soon a kid will get his 7th season to prove himself
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re: Was A&M always this rich?
Posted by LCTFAN on 6/27/26 at 8:44 am to LSU Tiger Eyes
The great tight ends are valuable for sure, but a mediocre player on the field just to put a tight end may not be better
For arguments sake spreading the field with 4 or 5 receivers can open up the running game getting defensive players out of the tight box
Great Tight Ends are super hard to find
Tony Gonzalez
Rob Gronkowski
Shannon Sharpe
Travis Kelce
Winslow
re: Who would get your vote for most anticipated football recruit in recent era?
Posted by LCTFAN on 6/14/26 at 8:21 am to Willie Stroker
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He didn’t pan out the way I expected.
The high ankle sprain during pre season practice totally negated his 3rd and last season
Miles needed to win so badly that he started LF against Wisconsin,
LF's freshman season was limited play.
Remember the drama of losing Speedy Noil and a year later the kid tanks his career.
This kid had all the talent but never got to show it after high school
This kid had all the talent but never got to show it after high school
re: Realistically How many years does Kim have left
Posted by LCTFAN on 6/6/26 at 2:25 pm to beauchristopher
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beauchristopher
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Hopefully? What is wrong with you? Wasn’t LSU awful before her? I really don’t get some of the hate around here.
Not so sure there is hate of Kim M.
More spending 3 million dollars too much on a coach and losing 7.9 million a year on a sport but the actual loss would be more if Kim were not coaching at LSU.
This is more a title 9 thing and if you're going to invest in title 9 then Kim is an excellent choice and has proven she can win championships with talent LINK
read the link and look at the spending on Mulkey in a different way
LINK
Weird post and quickly pulled this up
Aggies made top 20 list and hard to find LSU on that list
Weird post and quickly pulled this up
Aggies made top 20 list and hard to find LSU on that list
re: How would you rank the top 5 CFB programs in the SEC
Posted by LCTFAN on 5/28/26 at 7:23 am to captdalton
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captdalton
Texas: Usually claims the #1 spot for active players in a given season, consistently placing around 190 to 200+ players on opening weekend rosters.Florida: A massive producer of pro talent. Over the last decade, Florida has actually topped the list for the most NFL draft picks overall.California: Ranks among the very top for both active players and historical NFL
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There is a strong correlation between who the coach is and success. Spurrier and Meyer obviously had success.
I think you are correct, coaches get and keep the good players from their states. The 3 states that lead in # of players Florida-Texas and California are not dominating college football and all 3 are large states
California: ~39.4 millionTexas: ~31.7 millionFlorida: ~23.5 millionNew York: ~20.0 millionPennsylvania: ~13.1 millionIllinois: ~12.7 millionOhio: ~11.9 millionGeorgia: ~11.3 millionNorth Carolina: ~11.2 millionMichigan: ~10.1 million
Florida is a top producer of NFL talent and possibly split between 3 big named schools being Miami-Florida-Florida St,
Florida schools should be winning more football championships but Texas and California are not winning either
So you statement about population and success is correct
re: Has Any SEC School Had a More Disappointing Year?
Posted by LCTFAN on 5/27/26 at 4:46 pm to captdalton
captdalton
Any SEC School Had a More Disappointing total of championships??
Well take consolation that Alabama is 9th in championships and not 14th
We all do give you tide credit for football championships and lower half of middle of the pack is better for total championships than the Mississippi Schools and Missouri
My advice is not to worry about LSU so much, you have 7 others plus two others you are chasing, Texas -Oklahoma also once the SEC totally accepts them and their championships won outside the SEC Conference.
Then bama will be in the bottom of the pack with the two mississippi schools and Missouri. We all give you credit for your football championships led by the LSU groomed head coach
:cheers:
Any SEC School Had a More Disappointing total of championships??
Well take consolation that Alabama is 9th in championships and not 14th
We all do give you tide credit for football championships and lower half of middle of the pack is better for total championships than the Mississippi Schools and Missouri
My advice is not to worry about LSU so much, you have 7 others plus two others you are chasing, Texas -Oklahoma also once the SEC totally accepts them and their championships won outside the SEC Conference.
Then bama will be in the bottom of the pack with the two mississippi schools and Missouri. We all give you credit for your football championships led by the LSU groomed head coach
:cheers:
re: Has Any SEC School Had a More Disappointing Year?
Posted by LCTFAN on 5/25/26 at 5:10 pm to captdalton
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Has Any SEC School Had a More Disappointing Year?
captdalton
Than our friends on the bayou?
Bad year for LSU sports
NCAA Recognized Titles
1. Arkansas - 50
2. LSU - 45
3. Florida - 40
4. Georgia - 31
5. Tennessee - 16
6. Auburn - 14
6. Kentucky - 14
8. Texas A&M - 13
9. Alabama - 10
10. Vanderbilt - 6
11. South Carolina - 5
12. Missouri - 2
12. Ole Miss - 2
14. Mississippi St - 1
Texas and Oklahoma not on this list but their titles were won while in other conferences
Super surprised that Alabama is 9th on the list, thank goodness for Saban the coach that was groomed by LSU
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cbree88
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That’ll get us where we need to be so we can compete for titles like we do in baseball. We need to have our time in the sun
Football
Football
Basketball Mens
Baseball
After this quit losing so much money
NIL started as booster money, if the boosters want to throw money at a sport, then let them.
As of July 1, 2025, following the House v. NCAA settlement, schools can now directly share revenue with athletes. This is a new layer of compensation separate from traditional third-party NIL deals, funded by athletic department revenue streams such as ticket sales and media rights
If a sport has a revenue stream, then let them keep it. Football is profitable as is Men's basketball.
Baseball is basically self-sufficient and after that they all lose money.
re: Was Saban truly better than Bear?
Posted by LCTFAN on 5/24/26 at 11:01 am to prplhze2000
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Was Saban truly better than Bear?
prplhze2000
Or did he enjoy an advantage because of a playoff system not available to Bea
Saban may very well be the better coach, two different times
Saban had to deal with recruiting limits of 25
Bear loaded up recruiting classes when recruiting limits were almost unlimited, teams could sign as many players that they could afford scholarships.
He would gobble up players other SEC schools could have gotten
Both are legends and really should not be compared
I do agree that a playoff system would have brought more National Titles to Alabama for Bear's teams
re: Rent-a-cop and LSU baseball fan/parent get into heated argument after last night's game
Posted by LCTFAN on 5/21/26 at 9:23 am to ProjectP2294
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ProjectP2294
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the stadium security should have a little more grace. But that's expecting a lot from a guy who isn't paid to think, only to do what his boss,
When it comes to security, police, teachers and people in charge the correct behavior is to follow their directions without argument
This is how people get shot and fights breakout etc
Sure, they get it wrong on occasion but most of the time following orders is the way to behave
The guy arguing is wrong not the security guard
re: Hot take on Jay
Posted by LCTFAN on 5/17/26 at 8:32 am to nolatrain504
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nolatrain504
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Hot take on Jay
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Jay seems to have lost trust in his decision making and relies solely on analytics over his own eye.
Coach is responsible for getting the good Jimmy and Joe's on the field, most of us could have taken that 2023 squad to Omaha. Most of us could have taken those Alabama teams Saban built and won championships.
I also question some of his decisions but my opinion this season was simply lack of elite players.
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BR Tiger
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BR Tiger
Out of the major sports, baseball is the one that is (imo) more mental than physical
Totally understand your post, physical can be interchanged with athleticism and baseball may require more hand eye coordination than the other sports.
Mental toughness can develop hand eye coordination and highly improve baseball development the way I look this
re: CJJ has never won the SEC regular season championship
Posted by LCTFAN on 5/10/26 at 8:32 am to saturncube21
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saturncube21
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CJJ has never won the SEC regular season championship
Yes
It tells me that in 4 years CJJ has not won the SEC regular season championship
re: The only bright side to this..
Posted by LCTFAN on 4/18/26 at 7:22 am to Geauxldilocks
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Agree, what weee seeing now is inexcusable. I’m ready to move on if we get a repeat performance.
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Geauxldilocks
ready to move on as in firing Jay?
In situations like this the AD and executive staff will look at the entire body of work and no one will even consider the opinions like you have
re: The only bright side to this..
Posted by LCTFAN on 4/18/26 at 7:11 am to Rickdaddy4188
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During skips run we finished 5th in the sec and didn't make it out of a regional and that was when there was very few colleges investing in baseball.
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Rickdaddy4188
This is 100% correct, LSU helped turn college baseball around. Also back in the 90's LSU was juicing and steroids were rampant. Not saying Skip was behind this but surely, he knew.
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jgriffith
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Agree. Vitello had Tennessee in contention every year. That’s my measuring stick.
Horrible take, totally not true and expectations for LSU Baseball are always high, reality it is impossible this age of transfers and NIL to dominate every year.
Pitching and hitting this season are not up to LSU standards
re: Tigerdroppings makes things happen..And they see it
Posted by LCTFAN on 4/8/26 at 12:56 pm to Islandboy777
Glad Wade is back and next season will be exciting
ADD Will Wade to the list
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Time to celebrate Will Wade coming back with a TD Gear Giveaway...
I will make a "strong arse offer" wager with anyone that LSU's record with The General will improve next season over this past season
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