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Lol. I was focusing more on the forgettable NFL careers part.
And not offhand. Quick refresher?
https://youtu.be/vMuD7I9clNc
Lol. I was focusing more on the forgettable NFL careers part.
And not offhand. Quick refresher?
Not exactly a great opening weekend for the SEC. We went 7-7 which hasn't happened since 1992. However, there were more games against ranked opponents than there have been in some time.
Dawgs pulled off a decent win against UNC, but we've got a lot of green guys and need a lot of improvement. Chubb looks great and Eason will be unstoppable in a year or so. Growing pains aside, I think we're on the right track.
Pretty clear ESPN and the media in general are sick of the SEC. (except Bama)
And it was great to see Chubb back on the field. There isn't a single Vol fan that didn't cringe last year in Neyland. We almost feel guilty that his injury happened on our turf.
[MENTION=144182]theMayor[/MENTION] congratulations my friend, helluva comeback!
So it will be interesting to see how LSU responds. The main thing I don't like about Miles leaving is that Dave Aranda will probably be shown the door at the end of the season. I think he is a hell of a coach.
Any other SEC honks around?
So it will be interesting to see how LSU responds. The main thing I don't like about Miles leaving is that Dave Aranda will probably be shown the door at the end of the season. I think he is a hell of a coach.
Any other SEC honks around?
This is definitely an outsiders (not only Pac-12, but PNW) point of view, but Miles always seemed like someone who was extremely good at recruiting however not the best when it came to in-game coaching.
Honestly, I think Orgeron is your guy. He didn't do great at Ole Miss as HC, but he loves LSU and his passion is contagious.
SEC fans demand instant satisfaction. It's just crazy so many awesome coaches have been fired in the past year with great records. One bad year = hot seat.