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Almost as funny as all of the fools who voted for Biden and how the dems are running away from him as fast as they can.

There are some programs that coaches use as a stepping stone to move on to a bigger program. Unfortunately, I think that Ole Miss is one of those programs. Bama, this year, is not the sort of team that they have been in the past, but, they are still the Elephant in the room in the SEC West. I think that he would have a better chance to beat him with Auburn, rather than Ole Miss. Looks like LSU may be coming back into contention as well. No one rationally thought, coming into the season that LSU would be in the SEC Championship Game with a shot to make the playoffs. Think of all of the coaches who are glad that they don't have to coach in the SEC West.

That's good news. Of course, it's been a while since a top 10 undefeated Miss State and an improving LSU have met in Death Valley. GEAUX TIGERS!!!

We hope that it does some good.

Nope, but we can predict that you will be an AXXHOLE and it is a GUARANTEED WIN, EVERY TIME!!

Do you have any idea how stupid that Corn Dog idiocy is? Clearly not, you redneck POS. GEAUX TIGERS and FU>

YEP!

Well, I remember the year when Fournette was the hands down Heisman Candidate, having great games, one after another, until, LSU played Bama and that moron Les Miles kept running him up the middle, play after play into a stacked Bama line. They shut Fournette down and LSU down. After the game, the Bama LBs said that they could not believe that Les kept running Fournette up the middle when they were stacked up on the line to stop him. Fournette pretty much fell off of the Heisman hunt after that. Thanks Les.

Well, it seemed to me that he was leaning toward Daniels. A lot of people don't like it, but, in my mind, from having played football and watched football for decades now, I know that there is often a great difference how a player looks at practice and how he performs in a real game. Laurence Taylor said, "Some guys look like Tarzan at practice and Jane in the game." In the end, it's not who well you throw the ball in practice and how good you look when there is no real pressure, it is what you do when you have just been knocked silly by a 265 pound linebacker who runs a 4.5. It's what you do at extremely high pressure in huge games. Practice does not tell you that. When two guys are as close as they claim they are, I would start my number one guy, but, I would also say that the other guy is going to get some playing time, early in the season to see how he does in a real game.

I don't think it was out of bounds. I am pretty sure that Kelly knows that he is expected to win a National Championship. Coach O did it in essentially three years (not counting the half a year in 2016), when he was just a caretaker of an existing program.

The Honey Badger don't care! I think that he still has some juice in him. He "brings it" on every play.

Can anyone explain this "coach speak". I can only assume that he is talking about how he could not recruit the sorts of players that he could win a National Championship with, due to their academic requirements. Is that what he was trying to say?

There are so many things that could happen before he commits that it is all blind speculation at this point. The only thing about this report is that it corrects a previous statement that was incorrect.

They "Tackled" the way Deion did in the real games. Why is he whining?

Fortunately, there is very little of them pushing their political agenda when they are broadcasting Live College Games. If you agree with their agenda you are surely entitled to watch them all of the time. Some people think it is great for THEIR AGENDA to be pushed on a SPORTS network. I don't watch SPORTS news to be told how I should think about a political agenda. If you agree with them and want to watch them, that is your right.

For quite a few years now, ESPN has been more concerned about their "Political Views" than they have been about actually reporting on SPORTS. This issue is a perfect example. The only time I watch them is when they are covering an SEC Football game.

What I think a lot of people are missing is that at his age, which they construe to be old, the difference between him and a guy who is his age, and has played 10 years in the NFL. It's not so much the age for a guy his age, its the years of playing NFL football and what that has done to his body. He hasn't been taking that beating. I think that many, if not most of the NFL players end up having to leave the league is because their skills have been diminished by the beating that they have taken, rather than old age. He will do whatever he will do, but, don't forget, he has the Head Coach in his corner.

Everyone with a rational brain knew that this would happen to some level. What we didn't and still don't know is how bad will it get. There is NO Social Distancing in any part of preparing for and playing a football game.

I follow LSU fairly well and I don't see all of these excessive expectations that he is talking about. LSU is pre season ranked around number 6 and almost all reporters and fans that I see accept that as fair. No one in their right mind expects Brennan to be another Joe Burrow and I have NEVER heard anyone saying that they think that he will be. LSU fans are fully aware of the talent that was on last year's team that is all gone now. I am 67 years old and went to my first game in Death Valley in 1959. I have never, in my entire life seen ANY college team trounce a murderers row of highly ranked opponents, one after another with hardly a hickup. The only game that I can recall where they looked slightly vulnerable for a while was the Auburn game and then they put it into another gear for the rest of the season.

Just some playful banter between two former LSU Tigers!

Joe Burrow is The Real Deal. Anyone who has watched him knows that. No, he is not the HUGE ARMED thrower, but he IS a HUGE BRAINED, determined and hard working QB.At the NFL level, you need adequate arm strength, but, mostly you need huge brain strength, look at Drew Brees. In the NFL, the brain is more important than the arm. Joe can make all of the throws necessary and has the leadership qualities to pull the team in behind him. I wish him nothing but great luck on the NFL, but he is the sort who, by hard work and intelligence, makes his own luck. GEAUX JEAUX!!!

Where? Please back up your statement, if you can???

He was getting a perspective from a college football player about what should be done about this upcoming season. Your implication is that that is a BAD thing. Do you want to re-think that? Of course, if you just hate Trump, you will hate EVERYTHING that he says or does. I don't particularly like him, but why is it offensive to get that opinion from an actual College Football Player???

Well, DUUUUUUUUHHHHHH! Hate to tell you, but, they will need that in every phase of the game, the way that they had it in the final stretch when they faced the best teams in the nation and rolled over them.

So, what was it? A cheerleader deal? Couldn't keep it in the pants?

He is right, of course, but there is also the factor of Joe Burrow knowing how to put the ball in just the right place for his receivers to get it. I remember Terry Bradshaw and Lynn Swan. Lynn Swan had been a Broad Jump and Triple Jump Champion in College. Terry knew how to put the ball high and out in front of him where the defender did not have a chance to get to it. Joe Burrow knows where to put the ball that only his guy has a chance at it.

Transferring to LSU was the best career and business decision that he has and will ever make in his life.

If the OL can give him just a little time, he will be able to play very well in the NFL. He is the full package, he makes great decisions and throws the ball very accurately to the right guy.

Joe is a very bright fellow. He will take in all of the advice and make the most of it.

These guys just like to stir things up to get attention. It is all a matter of "need". Which teams have the need to bring in Safeties and do the available players match with that team's scheme.