LSU Tigers football

Do you think Brian Kelly gets another job? I guess on paper, he would make sense for Rutgers or Maryland.

But do you think with how embarrassing the way he flamed out at LSU was, and the fact that Notre Dame hasn't missed a beat since he left, he's just kind of viewed as toxic? I think he's kind of viewed as rich and lazy.

He got one of the best jobs in all of America.

College or pro.

So he was really recruiting against like Harbaugh and David Shaw at Stanford.

He recruited against Michigan.

He wasn't recruiting for certain players against LSU and Ohio State and Florida and Georgia and Bama.

They weren't recruiting the same defensive back.

And they're one of just a few programs that when I pull up for you guys, when we play a big time matchup, you know, I pull up the 12 categories, right? And we compare Ohio State and 12 categories versus the program that we're playing in 12 categories.

And when we talk about the all-time program rank, we've got Ohio State number one, Alabama number two, Notre Dame number three, Michigan number four, USC five, Oklahoma six, Nebraska seven, Texas eight, Georgia nine, Tennessee 10, Penn State 11, LSU 12.

And I was having a back and forth here recently with an Indiana fan in the comments section.

And he was an ignorant fan to the history of college football, which is not surprising that an Indiana fan would be ignorant to the history of college football.

And those are going to be the eight traditional blue bloods of college football.

And outside of that, you're going to come out with the next best.

And that's always going to be Georgia, Tennessee, Penn State, and sometimes LSU.

What I love about this site that I found long after I did my rankings is there is a site that I found called Winsopedia where I can do this and get a visual representation of Ohio State's dominance versus the rest of the best in the country.

Right.

You know, you you you be you lost to LSU.

But you also beat Georgia, and that's fresh in your mind.

Losing two in a row, right, hits a little differently.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because that LSU loss, it was demoralizing.

That's the problem I had with it.

And both teams coming off of losses this past week.

Auburn getting blown out at home versus LSU.

And Ole Miss losing on the road at Texas.

Line about 12.5.

Is it Vandy beforehand? And then you obviously have the game against Georgia there.

It will upset Georgia.

But going to that LSU game, that fell off a cliff.

I mean, the LSU held them to 19 carries for 20 yards.

Ole Miss is a 13.5 point favorite.

The win over Georgia proved to be an anomaly last week because Auburn absolutely got smoked by LSU.

Wasn't even close.

Ole Miss, Chambliss probably had his worst game at Ole Miss.

And the crazy thing was is he was still making crazy plays toward the end of the game that gave them a shot.

But it was probably his worst game at Ole Miss.

And... you know, on the Auburn side, LSU, they just tackled better.

They didn't turn the ball over and they made the Auburn win look easy.

yeah.

Because Clemson does not because they got the LSU game.

I think North Carolina doesn't have – I don't know, like Georgia Tech or Louisville or Clemson or anybody else that has that SEC crossover has nine games.

And then I think Clemson's next year are going to be the one with eight because they play Notre Dame.

the style of play calling in the system is how good Klein was in the quarterback run game and design.

Obviously, you know what, from my memory, Marcel's first game or, you know, big time game was against LSU whenever he came in the game.

And I remember it was like maybe the whole second half, we had a few passes, but Marcel was just gashing them in the run game, running backs were gashing them in the run game.

So again, I think with Holman Wiggins coming from a receiver coach background, yes, he's been around other offensive coordinators.

I mean, gosh, just take a look, guys.

I mean, 26.5 Oklahoma, 36.8 against LSU, 47.6 against Missouri last year, 58.4 against Virginia Tech.

That joke was terrible, bro.

I mean –

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