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It’s pretty ironic because all of those guys played on really bad teams at some point
This is just fan cope for teams that just aren’t good enough. Theres no way of telling by watching that guys “don’t care” about LSU - just that they aren’t as good of players. Success brings everyone together. They just need to get better players and then the success will come. At that point I’m sure they’ll appear to fans that they’re “all in” on being LSU Tigers.
Going back to Arizona it seems Jay has a track record of having either really good to great teams or mediocre teams with no in between. His next step in developing as a coach is to find a way to have those bridge years elevate their floor.
Dylan is great... "Interesting..." :lol:
Back in pre-NIL, the question was whether a program had enough unscrupulous millionaire boosters willing to facilitate tax evasion and give thousands of dollars. Now the questions moreso is how many billionaires exist that are fans enough to pay millions.

The SEC was winning the most because most of the talent is from the SEC footprint. Now the BIG can lure that talent away more easily because they have a longer list of billionaires.

re: Can We Stop Overreacting

Posted by LSUminati on 4/5/26 at 5:58 pm to
I’m resigned to the fact that part of the fun about LSU baseball is the fans thinking the team is dead in the water every year including the championship years
Getting pumped up after getting a ball off the plate called a strike
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DP came off like such a complete dick once he was on staff it was nauseating

Thinks very highly of himself
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Even the physical descriptions of heaven in the Bible, I don’t think are real descriptions. Take the “streets of gold” thing. I don’t think the Bible describes streets of gold to impress us or make us think of some Asgard like city from a marvel movie.

I think it was just a way to point out that gold, the universal symbol of value on earth, is gravel on the street in heaven in terms of what is important and has value.

Good stuff. I think we look at this the same way. I feel like the bible makes a lot of metaphors for things we just simply cannot comprehend.

re: Houston live crawfish

Posted by LSUminati on 3/30/26 at 9:52 am to
Drive down to Kemah baw

re: Kentucky 10 @ LSU 17 Final

Posted by LSUminati on 3/29/26 at 2:48 pm to
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All of us standing to cheer for Stanny at the CWS when he was on a long, bad run at the plate is a fav memory for me.


Mixing up players here …
*Watches a 30 second tik tok of a left economic influencer*

“I’m going to start a thread to teach everyone what I know!”
I had noticed it for sale a few months back as I look at BR real estate from time to time, and even noted “well wouldn’t that be funny” but I would be surprised if Wade put a contract on it a month ago.
What is this supposed to prove? A lot of people have looked at that listing as it’s widely known to be his old house.
SEC Championship
SEC Tournament final
4 straight tournament teams
Sweet 16 appearance and 4 tournament wins

All with a significant cloud hanging over him by the NCAA

Yes. Obviously YES.
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He never attended any pre-season or fall scrimmages. He regularly missed games. One time he missed a whole weekend series for a wedding or some shite and told everyone to follow a guy with a locked twitter account for LSU baseball updates.


Not to make you feel like a dick, but he often traveled to Houston to be with his wife undergoing cancer treatment.
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he has been around for a long time now without much to show for it.

it's almost as if he was kneecapped by the NCAA or something :lol:

re: Connect the dots … WW / KM

Posted by LSUminati on 3/25/26 at 11:05 am to
And I think "profitability" is a tricky concept when it comes to college athletics. You can have loss leaders that provided 2nd and 3rd degree value to the University/State, and Mulkey/LSU Women's has been a shining light. However, there are other programs whose light would shine even brighter if given the proper resources and leadership.

re: Connect the dots … WW / KM

Posted by LSUminati on 3/25/26 at 10:35 am to
That would not surprise me. In an imperfect world of scarce resources, I want LSU football, baseball, and men's basketball to succeed, and if it means women's basketball has to take a step back, so be it.