2027 OH LB Brayton Feister (Oregon Verbal)
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PassTo make a long story short, it seems that the OSU coaches thought he was close to his ceiling with him being 19 already
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PassTo make a long story short, it seems that the OSU coaches thought he was close to his ceiling with him being 19 already
Once again, something that became easy once he already knew where everything was going to be.Does any other fan base get so hyped about dudes doing things against air or equipment?![]()
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Who tf is blocking that?!? Lmao
That's why you don't go to this usual suspect pages. Or Facebook.I don't. I see it on Facebook already on the usual suspect pages.
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LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin dropped a quote this week that he shouldn't have, and he's going to regret it
LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin dropped a quote this week that he shouldn't have, and he's going to regret it. Kiffin isatozsports.com
LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin dropped a quote this week that he shouldn’t have, and he’s going to regret it
Not really sure what LSU head coach Lane Kiffin was thinking with that one.
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Lane Kiffin can fight against the expectations all he wants, but the reality is that he’s facing playoff-or-bust pressure in his first season at LSU. And that’s for a couple of reasons.
For one, he left Ole Miss in the middle of a College Football Playoff run to take the job in Baton Rouge. When you leave a team that’s already competing for a championship, it’s only going to increase the spotlight and the expectation that you can do the same at a school with even better resources. Especially in the transfer portal era when year one isn’t viewed the way it used to be anymore. You can instantly build a program from scratch and compete at a very high level.
The other reason the expectation is so high is simple: if you’re the head coach at LSU, you better win a championship. And even if you do win a championship, you still might get fired. Ask Les Miles and Ed Orgeron. And especially ask Brian Kelly what happens when you don’t win one. The expectation is clear.
I’m not saying Kiffin has to win a championship this season or he’ll face questions about his job security. I’m not even saying he’s going to face questions about his job security if he misses the playoff – that’s obviously not going to happen. But there will be quite a bit of noise if LSU isn’t at least in a position to reach the playoff this fall.
Lane Kiffin’s latest comments only add fuel to the fire
Earlier this offseason, Kiffin told On3 that it might be year two or year three before LSU breaks through.
“I know that this will show, for me, being the right decision,” said Kiffin. “It may not be this year because everybody’s going to want to compare the two places and everything like that. It’ll show in Year 2, 3. It’s going to show that we have the same systems, we have all this stuff and we brought it here, and combined it with the branding of LSU and the ability to sign elite high school (players). That will show. It may not be next year, but this wasn’t a one-year decision.”
That quote from May is why I’m a bit surprised by what Kiffin said this week when asked about his team.
After trying to kill some of the hype over the last few months, he told a reporter that he’s actually more pleased with this team right now than he typically is at this time of the year.
“I’m very pleased where our team is actually – which I’m normally not right now,” said Kiffin. “Obviously, we’ve got a lot of work to do. But no problems [with] players’ attitudes and [we’re] playing physical.”
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I don’t know if that was a wise decision by Kiffin. If you’re trying to kill the hype and lower expectations just a little bit and quiet the noise, the last thing you should be saying is that you’re more pleased with this team than you normally are with your teams in the middle of August (especially considering his team last year at Ole Miss was a playoff team). That’s only going to increase the expectation that LSU goes out and puts itself in a strong position to be in the playoff conversation this fall.
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I knew the Miguel Patrick hire would eventually start paying off. Coaching HS in GA and winning state titles, to coaching in AL and also playing CFB there as well. He is well known in those 2 states11W Forums
305Buck 23 hours ago
Jamir Lee says Ohio State, Georgia and Miami are recruiting him the hardest and he plans to visit all 3 this season.
Says he loves the way LJ coaches, said he has the best method. One of those kids where you ignore the ranking, elite talent.
KYBuck4858 16 hours ago
If there is a big GA or AL defensive lineman out there, Miguel Patrick is all over them.
Visited us in June.