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If that's how it works then show me an example of a coach that accepted less than they were owed. Not taking less because there is some incident or circumstance that creates leverage but of a coach that was fired for losing and took less money than was owed.
I'm confused why anyone would think that he would take less money unless he is forced to? LSU signed the contract. Unless they can prove he breached that contract, they owe him $54M and I'm not sure why yall expect BK to take a penny less? Its not like hes a good guy but even a good guy would be fool to accept anything less than what is contractually owed.

re: PJ Fleck at LSU

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 11/11/25 at 11:53 am to
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shite, we'd be known as the Golden Gopher Tigers. Naw thanks...


Why...Why would we be known as that?...

Were we known as the Fighting Irish Tigers the last 4 years?

What a dumb thing to say...

re: PJ Fleck at LSU

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 11/11/25 at 11:51 am to
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PJ Fleck at LSU


Only if Koi Perich comes with him.
I am team LSU but unless we have evidence of a contract breach that we are willing to go public with, we need to just pay what we agreed to pay when the contract was signed.

1) it looks terrible and why would any other coach sign a big contract with us if they think we will try to screw them in the end?

2) If LSU did go public with dirt, it'll look bad because he didn't get fired for misconduct, he got fired for losing. This would mean that they knew about misconduct and did nothing about it until he lost football games.

The whole thing is a mess.
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Watching Nuss in game, he seems to cause more all by himself.


Thats the battered woman reactions. Instead of staying calm and moving to space, he panics and bails at the first sign of duress. The sack he took where he blindly spun into the defender is the perfect example. He had room to move up or scramble to his right. He felt pressure and panicked.

This isn't an excuse for Nuss. The QB is supposed to run the show and figure out how to move the ball forward despite inefficiencies in the personell. Burrow certainly would figure it out.
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Nuss physically and mentally looks like crap.

This is due to offseason


I disagree. I think he looks like a battered woman. Not saying he is soft (he might be) but he has been abused because of his OL and he flinches at every sudden movement.
I am sure the injury holds a decent amount of the blame but the root of the entire issue is how bad the OL has performed. Nuss would still be making bad decisions and missing reads even if he was allowed to heal. Unfortunetately for us and him, Nuss needs good potection to be a good QB. He cannot play the position under duress.
Why tf would you ruin a perfectly good Friday Morning?
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You're surprised that the team wasn't throwing themselves all over the floor immediately in the first game of the season against a team they were supposed to beat by double digits?



No last night was fine. Matter of fact, Robert Miller did throw himself on the floor last night. It was great to see. I am surprised the team wasn't throwing themselves on the floor the last 3 years. The one year we sort of got that type of energy, we went 9-9 in conference. My response was to someone saying that CMM's teams always play hard. They have not done that historically.

re: Basketball Observations

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 11/6/25 at 9:58 am to
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Stupid and takes all credit from your otherwise decent post.


The fact that you said it was a decent post proves that it didn't discredit anything.

Also the fact the our HC has been in over his head during his tenure is true and he has to prove otherwise. Until then, the head man is considered a weakness. Like I said in another post, his teams lack energy and I think it stems from the HC having a lack of energy himself.
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Say what you want about McMahon as a coach, but all of his teams have at least played very hard.


I disagree. I think one of the issues is his teams haven't played hard enough. They don't do the things that teams that play above their skill level do like dive on the floor for loose balls, take charges, crash the boards witha vengence. The effort with which CMM teams play is one of their biggest weakensses which was evident during the first 5 minutes last night. After that it seemed to get fixed but it was still there.

re: Basketball Observations

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 11/6/25 at 9:50 am to
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I think it speaks to the level of PG play LSU has had under McMahon that you can make this observation after just 1 game...and it likely not be wrong.


Thank you, That was my point. He doesn't have to be a superstar to be the best we have had in a long while.

re: Basketball Observations

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 11/6/25 at 9:48 am to
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After 1 friggin game you're going to have this observation? Jesus.


After one game real game and one exhibition game.

Also which former PG since Tremont are you suggesting is better? Its not like we have had a run of great PGs. Just watching him one game and I will confidently say that his floor is Pinson.

Basketball Observations

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 11/6/25 at 9:35 am
Pros:
1) DJ Thomas is the most complete PG we have had since Tremont Waters. More a distributor but a very capable scorer.

2) Max McKinnon is a bucket. Hopefully this continues and he wasn't just hot against an inferior team.

3) We have a ton of size. We have 4 guys that are 6'9+ and then 3 more that are 6'6+.

4) We have Depth. We played 10 guys with what seemed to be little drop off. Now I am sure this rotation will drop down to 8 when we play more meaningful games but it was nice to see 10 guys go in the game and play well.

Cons:
1) Despite the size, we gave up too many OReb early in the game. We seemed to get it figured out but it was disappointing to see.

2) Unless Sutton and/or Reed and/or Miller have the athleticism to really guard wing players, our rotaions might struggle against SEC teams. Often we had lineups of 2 guards and 3 forwards. Again this can work if the forwards are atheltic enough but I worry if they can do it vs better competition. If they can, this becomes a strength.

3) McBland is still our coach. He seems like a nice person so I hope this team plays well for him but I don't have much faith in him at this point.
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I cannot imagine the boosters being OK with Ausberry


You think this move was made without booster and board (and governor :yack:) consent?

re: Was Landry wrong?

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 10/30/25 at 8:51 am to
Is what he said wrong? No.

Was saying it out loud at a press conference wrong? Absolutely.

There is no need to castrate any employee at LSU publicly. It serves no purpose and makes everything worse. DOn't like Woodward? Get him fired by the board. Don't publicly bash him. It looks terrible and makes LSU seem like a toxic cesspool.

re: Immanuel iheanacho

Posted by Bert Macklin FBI on 10/28/25 at 12:12 pm to
We fired our coach and the future of all of the assistants is in question. We aren't landing any additional recruits that aren't from Louisiana or have a connection with whoever we hire as our next HC.
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tune in to see how women and african americans reallly won the war


I'd be shocked. Ken Burns loves America and is married to the truth. I don't think it'll be woke BS.