| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | New Iberia |
| Biography: | LSU graduate, |
| Interests: | Tennis, Hiking, Tiger Football, Sailing |
| Occupation: | Accountant |
| Number of Posts: | 2913 |
| Registered on: | 3/26/2013 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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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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2021 Paul Mainieri 38–25 13–17 9th Final ranking No. 15
2022 Jay Johnson 40–22 17–13 4th Final ranking No. 23
2023 Jay Johnson 54–17 19–10 3rd College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
2024 Jay Johnson 43–23 13–17 11th
2025 Jay Johnson 53–15 19–11 3rd College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
Our average seasons are going to happen, last year was my favorite and brought excitement like the 90's
2022 Jay Johnson 40–22 17–13 4th Final ranking No. 23
2023 Jay Johnson 54–17 19–10 3rd College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
2024 Jay Johnson 43–23 13–17 11th
2025 Jay Johnson 53–15 19–11 3rd College World Series champions; Final ranking No. 1
Our average seasons are going to happen, last year was my favorite and brought excitement like the 90's
re: Frank Williams Wade Postseason Record as a Head Coach
Posted by LCTFAN on 3/18/26 at 1:36 pm to DamnStrong
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DamnStrong
Seriously, what has Will ever won of significance? Here are his postseason results by year as a head coach.
Brought excitement
Won games
Your post season assessment is on paper does not show the upward trend of LSU Basketball and stalled due to the wire tap conversation that derailed his career at LSU which can never be erased from history
Without this event LSU would be contending for a championship and winning at high level
Hiring Wade back would get LSU back into the mix
Hiring Wade back would most likely make LSU look bad academically and restore the Louisiana history of back ally politics
NIL has separated athletics from Academics and Louisiana's storied political history won't be affected much
HIRE HIM
re: Sac State 6 @ LSU 1 Final
Posted by LCTFAN on 3/8/26 at 8:37 pm to Blue Jay Friend
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Blue Jay Friend
possible time to sit guys mid week game and let them sweat
see who wants to play
re: ULL Wins the CWS!!!
Posted by LCTFAN on 3/7/26 at 9:00 am to LaCajunsFan
Googled AI with question
Simply a computer answers not mine
Yes, state schools (or lower-ranked, "underdog" programs) typically have higher motivation when playing top-tier "lead" schools in college sports, often fueled by an "us against the world" mentality, the chance to prove themselves, and having nothing to lose. This phenomenon is driven by the desire to "dethrone" a high-profile team and achieve a "Cinderella" story, which acts as a powerful psychological motivator.
White House Sports Psychology
White House Sports Psychology
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Key Factors Driving Higher Motivation
The "Nothing to Lose" Mindset: Underdogs often play more freely because losing is expected, while winning offers immense prestige.
Proof of Competence: Players on lower-tier teams are often motivated to demonstrate they can compete with, or beat, elite athletes.
Increased Team Cohesion: When facing a superior opponent, smaller teams often unify, creating higher motivation and better team chemistry.
Historical Significance: Iconic upsets, such as Appalachian State vs. Michigan (2007), demonstrate the extreme motivation and lasting impact of these matchups.
Trine University
Trine University
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Nuance: The "Threat" Factor
While it is commonly believed that underdogs are always more motivated, research suggests a more complex picture.
The Superiority Threat: A 2010 study found that teams may actually have more motivation when playing a lower-ranked team because they feel their status is threatened.
High-Stakes Motivation: In competitive situations, teams often put forth 30% more effort when they feel their superiority is challenged, rather than when they are simply trying to "upset" a giant.
Ohio State News
Ohio State News
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Impact of Results
For the Underdog: A win can dramatically increase school spirit, athletic brand recognition, and even student enrollment.
For the Top School: A loss to an underdog can be devastating to a top program's ranking and reputation, whereas a win often merely fulfills expectations.
ScienceDirect.com
ScienceDirect.com
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In summary, while the psychological motivation (adrenaline, excitement, "dream" game) is often higher for the underdog playing a top school, the actual work-harder-to-protect-status motivation may be higher for the ranked team trying to avoid an embarrassing loss.
Simply a computer answers not mine
Yes, state schools (or lower-ranked, "underdog" programs) typically have higher motivation when playing top-tier "lead" schools in college sports, often fueled by an "us against the world" mentality, the chance to prove themselves, and having nothing to lose. This phenomenon is driven by the desire to "dethrone" a high-profile team and achieve a "Cinderella" story, which acts as a powerful psychological motivator.
White House Sports Psychology
White House Sports Psychology
+1
Key Factors Driving Higher Motivation
The "Nothing to Lose" Mindset: Underdogs often play more freely because losing is expected, while winning offers immense prestige.
Proof of Competence: Players on lower-tier teams are often motivated to demonstrate they can compete with, or beat, elite athletes.
Increased Team Cohesion: When facing a superior opponent, smaller teams often unify, creating higher motivation and better team chemistry.
Historical Significance: Iconic upsets, such as Appalachian State vs. Michigan (2007), demonstrate the extreme motivation and lasting impact of these matchups.
Trine University
Trine University
+4
Nuance: The "Threat" Factor
While it is commonly believed that underdogs are always more motivated, research suggests a more complex picture.
The Superiority Threat: A 2010 study found that teams may actually have more motivation when playing a lower-ranked team because they feel their status is threatened.
High-Stakes Motivation: In competitive situations, teams often put forth 30% more effort when they feel their superiority is challenged, rather than when they are simply trying to "upset" a giant.
Ohio State News
Ohio State News
+2
Impact of Results
For the Underdog: A win can dramatically increase school spirit, athletic brand recognition, and even student enrollment.
For the Top School: A loss to an underdog can be devastating to a top program's ranking and reputation, whereas a win often merely fulfills expectations.
ScienceDirect.com
ScienceDirect.com
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In summary, while the psychological motivation (adrenaline, excitement, "dream" game) is often higher for the underdog playing a top school, the actual work-harder-to-protect-status motivation may be higher for the ranked team trying to avoid an embarrassing loss.
re: NCAA Appeals Trinidad Chambliss Decision
Posted by LCTFAN on 3/6/26 at 8:09 am to friendlyobservation
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Yeah, simple. NCAA shouldn't exist
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friendlyobservation
NCAA is abbreviated for National Collegiate Athletic Association
The body to oversee college sports
Are you suggesting that there be no body in charge or possibly
One individual
On line betting
Government
Television
Professional sports teams
The basic fundamental of the NCAA was for universities to have student athletes compete in a friendly rivalry game and foster fair competition with no one really profiting.
Obviously as athletics, television, money, online betting etc are now running the process its a mess.
Curious you solution instead of shouting at the rain
re: I apologize to everyone, was not doing well last night.
Posted by LCTFAN on 2/28/26 at 8:04 pm to drizztiger
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Broski
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Hate to see what the other QB and skill position player stats
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a INT wins the MVP.
Why would a LSU fan have hate for an LSU athlete that won the MVP in a bowl game
re: Nuss's problem wasn't getting hurt.
Posted by LCTFAN on 1/31/26 at 7:33 am to Sheriff Brackett
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Sheriff Brackett
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Nuss's problem wasn't getting hurt.
Injuries and performance are related, and every injury is different and affect every player different and goes back to every good player that has had some type of injury that has changed their career. A great pitcher back years ago
Dizzy Dean’s career was famously altered when a line drive by Earl Averill broke his toe in the 1937 All-Star Game. Rushing back, he altered his pitching motion to protect his foot, resulting in a severe arm/shoulder injury that destroyed his effectiveness. He was just 27 at the time.
Nuss did stay loyal to LSU
re: Nussmeier NFL Interviews
Posted by LCTFAN on 1/17/26 at 7:54 am to BrianKellysbuyout
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BrianKellysbuyout
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Nuss was injured. The injury lingered and it obviously affected him
The Knee strain and abdominal injury both happened during practice from what I have read, big question why a QB key player on a team participating in contact practice.
Abdominal injuries are a real thing, had one and lasted two years mainly because I never really stayed off the golf course long enough to let it fully heal.
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Burrow 2018 vs Burrow 2019
Burrow's 2018 season was good, LSU finish 6th at the end of the season
2015 Ohio State redshirt
2016 Ohio State backup
2017 Ohio State backup
2018 LSU 6h national ranking
2019 LSU National Championship best season ever
Burrow was entering his 4th season in 2018 and how can you compare to a freshman Underwood.
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Bama winning wouldn’t be a miracle
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I expect them to win.
Totally agree
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Forever
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No one at LSU has ever come close to underperforming the way Nuss did this season pre-season Heisman hype or not
Obvious this season he was injured, bad coaching to not let him heal. You choose to be critical, this offense was horrible with his replacement.
See article on Jayden, in your mind he must be a bust???
Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels is shut down for the rest of the 2025 NFL season due to aggravating a left elbow injury, focusing on recovery for 2026, though he remains with the team to practice and learn, as per NFL.com and ESPN. He was ruled out of the final three games after re-injury in Week 14, with the team prioritizing his long-term health over playing in the final, meaningless games
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I think Brian Kelly is the only one that was lousy when he came and lousy when he left.
Orgeron.
2018 finished in top 10 rank #6
2019 undefeated national champs
re: Just curious. Usually people refer to a coach by their last name but not for CLK
Posted by LCTFAN on 12/22/25 at 6:36 am to duckblind56
I call him Kiffen
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IrishDave
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Brian Kelly took over a shite show at LSU and won 10 games in each of his first two seasons
Freeman lost 7 games his first two seasons as the Irish coach
Your post was about Kiffin
Now you are trashing LSU prior Kelly and post Kelly
Admit this is a troll
I will answer your question. Neither are in the Saban category, and few are
Notre Dame has perhaps the best history or in the top 5 historic programs in college football. They should recruit at the highest level, the biggest name catholic athletic university in the country, the catholic church encompasses almost 50% of Christians.
Freeman should make it to the CFP every season and doesn't
You are trolling LSU fans on a LSU board, admit it and get off
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AHM21
LSU and Alabama are tied right now with 66% winning percentage going way back
Let's ignore all the other stats and what is most important and LSU and Alabama are tied with 66% winning percentage
All time the last 3 games, LSU has 2 wins and 1 loss, Bama has 2 wins and 1 loss
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Honkus
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If what they are saying ab his wife (LSU alum) is true, in like our chances. Pussy is undefeated
Amen, and it wins at my house all the time and every time. JUST SAY YES DEAR is the best path a man can take
re: Finebaum is upset
Posted by LCTFAN on 11/30/25 at 11:56 am to Sissidog02
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twice K I F F I N, kiffin, Kiffin
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Sissidog02
You have two posts trying to spell Kiffin and misspelled 3 out of 4 so by your rule 3 times at 3 weeks is a 9 week ban
Kiffin
Not kiffin did not capitalize the k. The first letter is always capitalized in a name
K I F F I N twice
You never capitalize every letter and skip a space between each letter, not the way to spell a name
below from AI
No, you do not capitalize every letter of a name. Instead, you capitalize the first letter of each part of a person's name (like a first, middle, or last name). This rule applies because names are considered proper nouns.
First, middle, and last names: Capitalize the first letter of each. For example, "John William Smith".
Titles: Capitalize titles when they are used with a name, such as "Dr. John Smith" or "President Biden".
Exceptions: Some non-English surnames may be an exception to this rule, such as "Vincent van Gogh". Also, a company or brand may choose to stylize its name with lowercase letters, like "eBay".
I think Lain Kiffen will do great at LSU
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