| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | New Iberia |
| Biography: | LSU graduate, |
| Interests: | Tennis, Hiking, Tiger Football, Sailing |
| Occupation: | Accountant |
| Number of Posts: | 2975 |
| Registered on: | 3/26/2013 |
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alj32
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Trey’Dez Green - coaching staff fail
valj32
How is it possible he has only 2 tds
He was injured
He was listed doubtful for this game
Weeks also is injured
Getting back into the lineup coming off any injury players are just not full speed. Years ago L. Fournette in preseason had a high ankle sprain and hobbled him all season. This can be repeated every season when a player appears to underperform but the simple truth is [injured and not 100%]
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How is it that Bama replaces players every single year with no Nick Saban
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guy4lsu
Obvious, Alabama every season fields offense and defensive linemen that compete and control the line of scrimmage, teams that do beat them on occasion get a play here and there or compete with them
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Feel like this is said every year and then we shite the bed
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cmac5125
2 college world series championships in last 4 years and your unhappy
re: I have been following Lsu baseball since 1986.. This year's team, Has the most talent
Posted by LCTFAN on 11/1/26 at 6:23 pm to Islandboy777
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Islandboy777
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I have been following Lsu baseball since 1986.. This year's team, Has the most talent
Hoping your correct, 2023 in recent memory was the best but there were some good baseball players in the 90's
If this team is better than those looking forward to this season
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That's a measure of talent, rather than success as a unit.
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SUB
Great point, good post and agree the defense was not elite but without that measure of talent LSU does not win a national title, I also believe Aranda was overrated as a coach and his stent at Baylor showed he did have limitations.
Not a great recruiter as I am told, many on this site love him but, in my opinion, LSU can do better or now may actually have better now.
re: Bama is 125th worst team in the country in Sacks Allowed
Posted by LCTFAN on 10/28/26 at 5:30 pm to Jack Crevalle
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Jack Crevalle
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Bama is 125th worst team in the country in Sacks Allowed
Bama will be holding jerseys every play. The easiest way to change that game outcome is to simply let the linemen grab LSU jerseys.
re: Aranda isn't returning to LSU, while Ed O is around.
Posted by LCTFAN on 10/25/26 at 8:22 pm to Jim bean xxx
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Jim bean xxx
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Aranda isn't returning to LSU, while Ed O is around.
Jim bean xxx
Arandas defense his last yr here was bad
Overall, the historic 2019 roster generated 14 total draft picks in 2020 (tying an all-time record at the time) and over 20+ starters from that team eventually found homes on NFL rosters.
K'Lavon Chaisson (OLB) — 1st Round, No. 20 overall (Jacksonville Jaguars)
Patrick Queen (LB) — 1st Round, No. 28 overall (Baltimore Ravens)
Grant Delpit (S) — 2nd Round, No. 44 overall (Cleveland Browns)
Kristian Fulton (CB) — 2nd Round, No. 61 overall (Tennessee Titans)
Jacob Phillips (LB) — 3rd Round, No. 97 overall (Cleveland Browns)
Rashard Lawrence (DT) — 4th Round, No. 131 overall (Arizona
Jacoby Stevens (6th round, 2021 by the Philadelphia Eagles) and linebacker Andre Anthony (7th round, 2022 by the Tampa Bay
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doya2
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That damn 4th and one @ Kentucky
Play aggressive defense and it was the correct call
Clearly LSU has better players
Kentucky made the big plays
LSU stepped on their own feet, clumsy play
The punt return was a pivotable play
I think Lane was out coached specially at the end of the game
re: I don’t want anyone at LSU that just wants $$$$$
Posted by LCTFAN on 10/21/26 at 3:49 pm to TutHillTiger
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TutHillTiger
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don’t want anyone at LSU that just wants $$$$$
There are only 30 something 5 star football players coming out of high school.
Predicting the success of 4 star players is harder and even harder with 3 star players
getting the right kids gets harder as the stars get fewer. Just math
5-Star 30 – 35 ~0.01% Elite college player / 1st-round NFL potential
4-Star 300 – 380 ~0.13% Above-average to elite / Day 1–3 NFL draft pick
3-Star 1,300 – 2,000 ~0.44% Solid college contributor / roster depth
2-Star 1,800 – 1,900 ~0.62% Lower FBS or FCS-level player
re: I think Auburn comes out hungover
Posted by LCTFAN on 10/19/26 at 5:10 pm to John Rambeaux
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John Rambeaux
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I think Auburn comes out hungover
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Went on the road and beat #1 team in the last seconds
Auburn will be ready, I think LSU will come out on top
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Ah so you’re an idiot and not being intentionally obtuse.
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BilJ
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The Movie Shawshank Redemption the actor Andy Dufresne used this phrase that just sounded so smart as he was. Actually, a very seldom used phrase used solely to seem intelligent and superior to others to describe someone being slow missing the obvious.
Mainly because most people do not know that this word means and most have heard it in Geometry to describe a triangle shape and somewhat confusing word in a conversation.
re: When you pay a coach 100 million you need immediate results
Posted by LCTFAN on 10/11/26 at 1:01 pm to friendlyobservation
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friendlyobservation
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I might be in the minority on this and I realize Kiffin is the HC, but the losses are mainly on Baker's shoulders. It's really that simple.
One TD by Kentucky was a punt return and not on the defense.
LSU wins the game without that punt return
also LSU offensive line does not dominate like a championship caliber team and it is what it is. LSU cannot open holes against a typical SEC defense
re: Thank you Coach Stein!
Posted by LCTFAN on 10/11/26 at 9:44 am to Lizardman2
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Lizardman2
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Thank you Coach Stein!
Been waiting to celebrate with this 17-yr old Eagle Rare! Worth finally popping the $1300 bottle!
I love my team and I love my fricking coach
Wish I were there with you, Eagle Rare 10 year is my favorite, cannot imagine a 17 year old bottle.
Coach Stein coached a great game, that last drive along with the cat and mouse game he played with coach Kiffin was classic good coaching. Our Tigers came away with the loss; the Wildcats had the big plays so cognates to you guys.
re: Could it be Joe Sloan was an above avg OC who was shackled by Brian Kelly?
Posted by LCTFAN on 10/8/26 at 2:45 pm to Paul Allen
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Paul Allen
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He also has a very good QB.
I would think any Quarterback that make the cut and make the roster of any NFL team would be a very good QB
average career for a QB that makes opening day roster is 6 years in the NFL
LSU QB last two seasons made the NFL roster on a recent super bowl winner 3 of the last 7 seasons
Clearly both feet are out of bounds and touching the white out of bounds line
This has been posted over and over
PP7 was juggling the ball and when he first touched the ball his feet were out
My Alabama golf buddy tells me this and we are simply blind
This has been posted over and over
PP7 was juggling the ball and when he first touched the ball his feet were out
My Alabama golf buddy tells me this and we are simply blind
re: I think the Sam Leavitt concern is a litttlleeee over stated
Posted by LCTFAN on 9/15/26 at 12:20 pm to tigeramongpigs
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tigeramongpigs
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Didn't Jayden have this tendency his first year at LSU?
Jayden's 1st season with LSU was a little tentative passing, turnovers were not an issue. Jayden was always good running the ball and did a great job while at LSU not throwing interceptions
2 games into the season and very possible we can eliminate the int's, coach's will know what to do and adjust.
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Tigerlaff
You got to put this on SEC RANT if not already on there.
Unbelievably funny :rotflmao: :bow:
After watching Michigan vs Western Michigan finish
Posted by LCTFAN on 9/7/26 at 8:28 pm
College football is close to losing all credibility with that finish
Watching the play over and over the clock was 0 when the defender touched the ball
No way that game should have lasted one more play
Obviously, Michigan winning is more important to the system than doing the right thing
Watching the play over and over the clock was 0 when the defender touched the ball
No way that game should have lasted one more play
Obviously, Michigan winning is more important to the system than doing the right thing
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clamdip
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He has 5 PGA tour wins,
The guess is 30,000 golfers have played the PGA tour events
only 250 have 5 PGA tour wins
Sam has 5 tour wins and not finished his career
This is inside the top 1% of all time golfers, incredible
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Salviati
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Amateurism is dead. It's been dead for a long time. It's been dead for decades
Your post is good and appreciate your take.
Been slowly dying but this financial high reward is just last 5 years.
The money in paper bags-handshakes-church donations was hardly a dent to what is going on today
Frustrated and no longer student athletes for sure
This guy got this so i copied and pasted. Read it, I found this interesting
Self-Rebound % = Self Rebounds / Total Rebounds After analyzing the data, here’s what I found to be true: *Angel Reese is in the 99th percentile among frontcourt players for both self-rebound % (Mean = 3.7%, Angel = 8.5%) and self-rebounds per game (Mean = .197/g, Angel = 1.12/g). *She’s also in just the 6th percentile for 2-point field goal percentage (Mean = 49.6%, Angel = 41.0%), so she misses a lot around the rim and has more chances to rebound herself. *In a chart of Self-Rebound % vs Rebounds per Game (slide 1), she’s in the top right corner. She rebounds a lot, and a big chunk of that is her own misses. *In Self-Rebound % vs 2pt FG% (slide 2), there isn’t much of a trend overall, but Angel sits alone in the bottom right with low shooting percentage and a very high share of rebounds from her own missed shots. However: I also created a stat called Adjusted Rebounds per Game (slide 3), where I subtract self-rebounds per game from total rebounds per game. The idea is to level the playing field. Who’s pulling down boards that aren’t coming off their own missed shots? After adjusting, Angel Reese still leads the league in Rebounds per Game over the past 10 years. So yes, she does miss a lot, and a higher share of her rebounds come from her own missed shots than any other player. But even without counting those, she still leads in overall rebounding. The self-rebounds inflate her totals, but they don’t create the whole number out of nothing. She’s a high-miss, high-motor player and still a dominant rebounder either way. To be honest, I've seen the clips and the memes and I expected to come away with a more negative conclusion, but the truth is she's a force on the boards. It’s not always clean or efficient, but she’s young, her shot will improve, and she’s dominant regardless. Let me know if anyone wants to see more of the data or my code. I know many of you are likely tired of this discussion, but I just wanted to share my findings and I hope you at least find it interesting.
Self-Rebound % = Self Rebounds / Total Rebounds After analyzing the data, here’s what I found to be true: *Angel Reese is in the 99th percentile among frontcourt players for both self-rebound % (Mean = 3.7%, Angel = 8.5%) and self-rebounds per game (Mean = .197/g, Angel = 1.12/g). *She’s also in just the 6th percentile for 2-point field goal percentage (Mean = 49.6%, Angel = 41.0%), so she misses a lot around the rim and has more chances to rebound herself. *In a chart of Self-Rebound % vs Rebounds per Game (slide 1), she’s in the top right corner. She rebounds a lot, and a big chunk of that is her own misses. *In Self-Rebound % vs 2pt FG% (slide 2), there isn’t much of a trend overall, but Angel sits alone in the bottom right with low shooting percentage and a very high share of rebounds from her own missed shots. However: I also created a stat called Adjusted Rebounds per Game (slide 3), where I subtract self-rebounds per game from total rebounds per game. The idea is to level the playing field. Who’s pulling down boards that aren’t coming off their own missed shots? After adjusting, Angel Reese still leads the league in Rebounds per Game over the past 10 years. So yes, she does miss a lot, and a higher share of her rebounds come from her own missed shots than any other player. But even without counting those, she still leads in overall rebounding. The self-rebounds inflate her totals, but they don’t create the whole number out of nothing. She’s a high-miss, high-motor player and still a dominant rebounder either way. To be honest, I've seen the clips and the memes and I expected to come away with a more negative conclusion, but the truth is she's a force on the boards. It’s not always clean or efficient, but she’s young, her shot will improve, and she’s dominant regardless. Let me know if anyone wants to see more of the data or my code. I know many of you are likely tired of this discussion, but I just wanted to share my findings and I hope you at least find it interesting.
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