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This is why you don’t judge performance based upon less than 1% sample size.
When it’s all said and done , Kelvin will be a high successful coach in the NFL or Power 4 conference. Smart guy, does things the right way, highly respected, and an extremely hard worker. His work ethic has always been second to none. Likewise, he has always been known as a smart player that understands what offenses are trying to do to a defense.
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Everything, but especially his explosiveness. Reminds me of Jets. Can really burst in a small space. Times it well too. Several highlights he bursts to create separation just before the catch. He also tracks the ball really well when the QB throws to space/leverage. Again, very much like Jefferson.
Unfortunately a lot of folks knock Buddy, Jimmy Ott, Hanny, and Gordy without appreciating the history. Buddy has been at it since the high point of the 80’s, through the dark times of the 90’s, and beyond to the Golden Era. Not sure how many of you truly understand how bad things were around here between 89-94 and 98-99. We are talking 10 are less home victories between 89-94. Buddy and a few others held 1-2 hour daily broadcasts through those seasons. Hanny, Jimmy, and Gordy broke into the business during those seasons. This is before the internet when “sauces” mattered. They brought humor during times of despair and optimism when LSU reached its lowest point in history.
Last 5 years total wins

Chiefs 118
Bills 105
Ravens 103
Steelers 101
I love how every delusional OM fan points to this no call as the reason they lost , while completely ignoring that their defensive guru new head coach allowed Miami to drive the field in 2.5 minutes to score a TD. He was scared to blitz, played man under and safeties over the top. Only rushed the front four, never generating any real pressure. It was a recipe for bleeding out to a slow death. He went down without a fight or even attempt to be aggressive in stopping Miami’s drive. That’s what you hired , a passive DC who refuses to end a game when he has the momentum and upper hand.
OM lost most of its offensive staff. More importantly they lost seasoned play callers and skill position developers. On top of it , Pete’s defense collapsed in the last drive. They couldn’t get any pressure with the front four and he was too scared to blitz. You could see the L coming as Miami methodically moved the ball on the last drive without any real pushback from Golding’s defense.
Lane took a D 2 QB last year and turned him into a 1st round draft pick. No one should be worried about this position.
Just a reminder that Lane took a D II QB that no one ever heard of last year and turned him into the best QB in the SEC. It’s not a position of concern.
Did he make any comment about Penn State taking 19 of Iowa State players after their coach left for Penn State? Of course he didn’t.
Born on third and thinks he hit a triple. Let’s revisit in November 2029
Judging the postal class based upon Day 3 results is like judging a High School signing day class at 1000 AM Wednesday morning. Let it play it and see where we stand at the end of the process.
Mama Corleone advised that she is retiring when it hits 100. As long as it’s over 100 when NBIS hits 180, I am retiring too. Neutron will launch late Q1-Mid Q2. Expect a huge jump after it launches.
But Glenn Guilbeau said Lane failed at the 2026 portal ….
Only a fool would judge performance on Day 3.
Marshall Faulk and Ed Reed

Curly said Marshall would play CB. Refused to consider him as a RB

Ed wanted to get out of South La. I am pretty sure that how it went down.

Miles O’Neil—TAM QB

Posted by michael corleone on 1/5/26 at 12:14 pm
Miles has been offered by UNC and So FL. Looks like UNC.
Let’s face it , Kirby is not a great coach. Coach O beat him twice. Kirby is a program builder. When he can overwhelm his opponent , he wins. If he is equally matched, then he loses. Many of those losses are due to his poor decision making.