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Ed Orgeron returning to LSU as assistant on Lane Kiffin's staff​

LSU has finalized a deal to add Ed Orgeron to its football coaching staff, the school announced Wednesday night.

Orgeron is the former head coach at LSU, which he led to the 2019 national title. He reunites with LSU coach Lane Kiffin, Orgeron's longtime friend and colleague with whom he previously worked at USC and Tennessee. They last collaborated at USC in 2013.

Orgeron's role will officially be special assistant to recruiting and defense for the Tigers.

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UGA alum, at least he waited until leaving school to get arrested for speeding. This won't go under the Smart tally, but still another UGA felon for reckless driving

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buckeyemania11 said:

Queue up more of the "WE'VE NEVER SEEN A QB LIKE THIS!" type crap.

Guy didn't improve at all as the season progressed last year and in the spring game he looked exactly the same that he did last year. SURE "just getting his feet wet"

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I mean, that's probably true. Oh, he meant that as a positive thing?

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I didn't even watch it nor am I Cavs fan and it pissed me off.

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This right here

Think we're going to have to be more aggressive this year and take more chances. When basically half the defense is first round picks you can play it safe

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Abbott with another solid start

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Y'all know me, still the same OG, but I been low key.
Hated on by most these internet warrior geeks, but I ain't letting y'all drop me to no alumni page 3.

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BuckeyeNation27 said:

Don't you fucking dare

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Y'all know me, still the same OG, but I been low key.
Hated on by most of these lunatic fringe wussies, with no cheese, no deals and no G's.

ps. It's a banger - wait till you hear the rest.

pss. I got this little fella next to me to sing the chorus.

ORD_Buckeye said:

The oil oligarch is paying for all this. They'll shop it to a friendly local judge. He'll grant an injunction allowing him to play until the case is over. Then, the extremely high priced (chairs the executive committee at Winston & Strawn) mouthpiece will bury the court in continuances and paperwork until the season is over.

Mark it, Dude.

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Just sayin': That "friendly local judge" may have just recused himself......

Judge assigned to Brendan Sorsby case vs. NCAA recuses himself​

The Texas judge initially assigned to Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby's eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA has recused himself.

Judge Phillip Hays grew up in Lubbock -- where the lawsuit was filed -- and earned his undergraduate and law degrees from Texas Tech. Hays recused himself with no explanation in a court filing Wednesday, Bloomberg reported, and the administrative judge who will pick Hays' replacement has no ties to the school.
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brodybuck21 said:

id set odds he ever wears S&G at 50/50. Crootin

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Boooooo

Probably accurate.

Survive and advance. Illinois is our already which I thought they'd win 1

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Five years ago, a shopper confronted a 3-meter-long (10-foot-long) nonvenomous diamond python on a shelf of a Woolworths supermarket in Sydney. Also in 2021, a shopper discovered a venomous pale-headed snake wrapped in plastic with lettuce in an ALDI Sydney supermarket.

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Cross Australia off the list then.

I don't care how hot Elle Macpherson is.

Anybody but Vegas for me now. Hoping for Canes/Avs. Think that would be a great series.

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Skull Session: Ryan Day Says Eliminating the Big Ten Title Game Would Keep the Ohio State-Michigan Rivalry “As Fierce As It’s Ever Been,” Jakub Dobeš Loves Being the Villain for the Canadiens

Ryan Day says eliminating the Big Ten title game would keep The Game "as fierce as it's ever been," and Jakub Dobeš loves being the villain for the Canadiens.

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SIGHS HEAVILY... Well, at least one “football” knows how to punish its teams for cheating.

Southampton cheats and the English Premier League levies a postseason ban and a four-point reduction in the Championship. Michigan cheats and it gets a slap on the wrist.

I will never forgive the NCAA for what it has become.

All bark, no bite.

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I've totally moved on from CFB after that bullshit. Didn't watch a single game or follow along at all. Got way more into the Premier League this season to fill the gap.

Ryan Day Says 24-Team CFP Would Be Great for College Football But “Debatable Whether It’s Best for Ohio State”​

Ryan Day knows a 24-team College Football Playoff would be great for the 137 teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision. But there’s a 138th team that may not stand to gain much, if anything.

“It’s debatable whether it’s best for Ohio State — you can go back and forth on that — but it’s certainly best for the conference and great for college football in general,” Day told ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg on Monday. “It engages more fan bases late in the season.”

If a 24-team CFP had existed since the start of the BCS era in 1998, Ohio State would have made the playoff in 26 of 28 seasons. The only other program in the same ballpark was Georgia, which would have made 23 appearances. Alabama, Oklahoma and LSU each would have made 21 appearances, while Florida (20), Penn State (19), Oregon (19), Michigan (19), Clemson (18), Texas (18) and Wisconsin (17) also would have been frequent participants.

Dan Lanning, who has led Oregon to back-to-back CFP appearances (including one as the No. 1 overall seed in 2024), agreed with Day that the Ducks don’t necessarily benefit from a larger postseason field. Still, he compared the 24-team format to March Madness and said it would be “good for our sport.”

“Ryan’s in the same similar situation, (Indiana coach) Curt (Cignetti) as well, similar situation,” Lanning told Rittenberg. “Is it necessarily best for the programs that have been in to say, ‘Hey, let’s invite more?’ No, but is it better? What happened because of the College Football Playoff is every bowl game has been devalued, the end of the season looks completely different. You’re a failure as a coach if you don’t make it to the College Football Playoff. … It’s going to create more opportunity. Just like March Madness is great in the spring for basketball, it’ll be good for our sport.”

As Day continues to chew on the proposed format, he wonders how much more difficult it could become for Ohio State to win its 10th national championship somewhere down the road.

“When there was four (teams), you just had to win two games,” Day said. “Now there’s more games to be played, there’s a bigger pool, a bigger field. But when you take a step away from it, you’re always going to be late in the season, playing for an opportunity to be the highest seed that you can be.”
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Big Ten’s 18 Schools, Commissioner Tony Petitti Unanimously Support 24-Team CFP: “We Feel Strongly About It”​

The Big Ten has made its stance clear: Bigger is better when it comes to the College Football Playoff.

During an hour-long meeting with reporters at the Big Ten meetings in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, commissioner Tony Petitti said all 18 conference schools unanimously support expanding the CFP to 24 teams — a format that would dramatically reshape the postseason and further cement the Big Ten’s influence over the future of college football.

“That’s having been incredibly successful in the 12-team format,” Petitti said, per The Athletic’s Scott Dochterman. “The willingness to make a change and consider giving up our championship game to get to the right postseason, I think our coaches and our administrators understand that tradeoff.”

The ACC and Big 12 also support a larger CFP; however, the SEC has yet to take an official stance, creating a roadblock to the Big Ten’s plans. The two conferences will need to agree on a new structure, or the CFP will remain at its current 12-team format.

“We feel strongly about it, and we’re working really hard with our colleagues and the other conferences,” Petitti said. “Obviously, the way this is structured, we understand that the SEC and the Big Ten have to come to an agreement, and we’re working hard to figure out ways to get to a solution. But inside our league, there is a deep commitment to 24 and the access.”
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