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Not interesting to me at all. LSU is notorious for slow playing in state recruits. They always swoop in late.
Women’s basketball lost the university $8.5 million last year. Just be thankful you still have a program, be thankful for the fans that do attend and stop badmouthing the fans that don’t attend.
An exception to the rule is not what you look at in this situation. A few schools may have good attendance at games and may actually be profitable, but that’s simply not the case for the vast majority. Also, you can thank the Clark girl from Iowa for that bump in viewership last year. She’s only exciting because she shoots halfcourt 3 pointers.
I’m not sure I read that correctly. Are you saying the guy with over 750 yards after contact this season had trouble breaking first contact? If there’s one thing Judkins specializes in it’s breaking tackles.
Excellent football player, subpar teammate. Has been a locker room issue all season long. Constantly getting into fights and arguments with the offensive linemen and rumor is that Dart called a timeout during the Peach Bowl to tell Kiffin he wanted Judkins taken out of the game (there’s been some videos floating around Twitter/X showing things). Also, he went back to the collective after the peach bowl and requested more money, even though they had just finalized his new agreement. Lane told him to hit the road.
It makes sense that a fan base that needs cowbells because they’re too lazy to cheer would have a coach that needs an ATV because he’s too lazy to walk.
Remember, the NCAA said there was no record of Freeze having any knowledge of violations at Ole Miss and we still got a two year bowl ban and over 20 scholarships lost. All that meant was Freeze didn’t get a show cause, but the program still got hit hard.
You take that risk by storming the field. No harm, no foul in the end.
Tell us you didn’t watch the game without actually telling us you didn’t watch the game. The offense is what cost us, not the defense. Defense gave us every opportunity to open up a big lead in the first half.
The LSU collapse last year can basically be chalked up to a lack of depth at RB. Judkins ate them up in the first half and then gassed in the third. With no Evans or Bentley to spell him we never had a chance once he started to tire out.
We’re not losing to Tulane in any scenario. 7-5 would be below expectations.
Mickey losing close to $1 billion this past year on his movies probably isn’t helping his bottom line either.
Claims 3 teams have enough talent to beat LSU…picks a team not listed to beat them. Make it make sense.
And yet the NCAA cleared him of having any knowledge when they didn’t issue him any form of punishment. Strange how he can be involved and not involved at the same time.
Freeze has been saying this since he was coaching Ole Miss. It’s not a new concept for him.
The announcers can say what they want, but that was DEFINITELY pass interference on that drive. The WR’s right arm was being held down and he couldn’t even attempt to catch the pass. So that’s why the back judge threw the flag because he could see it and not the official on the sideline.
I was literally at the game and heard the whistle. Why would the refs say they accidentally blew the whistle if none had blown one? You could see everyone stop, State players included.
All in all the play had no bearing on the play (as the old saying goes, the ball don’t lie), but at the time it was horribly devastating. I think why most people were upset was because the initial call was an “inadvertent whistle, replay first down” and then they reviewed and changed the call completely. You can see every player stop before the fumble recovery, so how can you call it an inadvertent whistle and then overturn that? How can you give State the ball when the Ole Miss players were giving up on the play because a whistle was blown?
The biggest problem with reading anything on this site is that there is very little knowledge of the schools these “writers” try to write about. First, Kiffin is the 11th highest paid coach in the country at $7.3 million per year (without factoring in all of the bonuses he could collect). I’ve heard his new contract offer could move him closer to $9 million. That would move him into the top 8 if true. The only thing that hurts Ole Miss financially is the state law limiting contracts to 4 years maximum. Second, Kiffin has said he expects to need $5-$6 million dollars in NIL to keep recruits and bring in new ones. As of yesterday, the Grove Collective has surpassed $10 million and is around 5,000 members strong. Third, attendance is down at every university. Kiffin made the “high school crowd” comment during the Tulsa game. Not to make excuses, but a noon kickoff in high 90’s temperatures is never a good recipe for keeping college kids in the stadium after halftime (especially ones that tend to wear suits and ties) in what was looking like a 35-17 blowout at the time.
I’m not opposed to Deion at all. I think there’s a large split on Freeze right now, though.
He’s gone. Auburn won’t release an offer publicly before the Iron Bowl. I would be shocked if he was the Ole Miss coach December 1st.
Hope you are right, but everything I hear points to him leaving.
But he did not say he was staying. I heard some of the players got the impression that he was BS’ing them. He has not been formally offered the Auburn job yet, but my understanding is that he will be after this weekend and he will accept the offer.
A Starkville reporter trying to get Ole Miss players to take their focus off of the game Thursday.
It’s impressive for a freshman, but even more so when you factor in that he’s split carries with Evans all year. The last three games while Evans was out have been his most attempts and he’s shown he can handle the load.
And look where the defensive coordinator that used those flops is now and how many times they went down last night.
Or maybe it had something to do with Durkin using it to help his defense?