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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
FUCK AUBURN!!!!
Yeah, you tip the stadium on it's side and all the fans fall out.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Kentucky (who just beat #10 Florida)
12 Ole Miss
1 Alabama
8 Arkansas
UL Monroe
15 Texas A&M
I'll say LSU has at least one more win on their schedule......
Actually, it may be beneficial for LSU to actually lose those remaining 5 SEC games, if they do lose them maybe the school will finally get ride of Oregeron and actually hire a real football coach.
12 Ole Miss
1 Alabama
8 Arkansas
UL Monroe
15 Texas A&M
I'll say LSU has at least one more win on their schedule......
Actually, it may be beneficial for LSU to actually lose those remaining 5 SEC games, if they do lose them maybe the school will finally get ride of Oregeron and actually hire a real football coach.
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Bill Lucas
Assistant Coach
The problem is the buyout is huge and the school is broke. I don't doubt that it happens at some point but LSU as an institution is on shaky ground financially.
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Ive seen teams fall back to earth faster and harder after a championship, but dang
this can’t be fun
Hang in their Nutch. Big buyout or no, tough times won’t last long for a program like LSU. Being underdogs to the KY jelly cats …. Woof
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He’s enjoying a corn dog in the ass.
Which is probably what being an LSU fan feels like right now.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Ed Orgeron takes responsibility for LSU Tigers' performance following loss
LSU coach Ed Orgeron said the responsibility for his football team's performance during a loss to Auburn on Saturday rests with him.
The 24-19 loss dropped the Tigers to 3-2 on the season.
"Ultimately I'm responsible for the performance of the team," Orgeron told reporters on Monday. "I always will be responsible."
Orgeron has faced increasing criticism of late.
LSU went undefeated and won the national championship in 2019. Since then, the Tigers are just two games above .500.
The offense has been a particular point of concern with it being suggested that new offensive coordinator Jake Peetz has not been calling plays quickly enough or trying to change the play at the last second.
Orgeron said the key moving forward will be to simplify the offense.
Entire article: https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ibility-lsu-tigers-performance-following-loss
LSU coach Ed Orgeron said the responsibility for his football team's performance during a loss to Auburn on Saturday rests with him.
The 24-19 loss dropped the Tigers to 3-2 on the season.
"Ultimately I'm responsible for the performance of the team," Orgeron told reporters on Monday. "I always will be responsible."
Orgeron has faced increasing criticism of late.
LSU went undefeated and won the national championship in 2019. Since then, the Tigers are just two games above .500.
The offense has been a particular point of concern with it being suggested that new offensive coordinator Jake Peetz has not been calling plays quickly enough or trying to change the play at the last second.
Orgeron said the key moving forward will be to simplify the offense.
Entire article: https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ibility-lsu-tigers-performance-following-loss
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