Right. We lost on DC applicants because of our NIL- literally nothing to do with Lebby or where he stands at State. DC's want dudes and in this era you need money to buy dudes.Quote:
Originally Posted by STATEBALLIN
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Right. We lost on DC applicants because of our NIL- literally nothing to do with Lebby or where he stands at State. DC's want dudes and in this era you need money to buy dudes.Quote:
Originally Posted by STATEBALLIN
Everything you keep saying makes Lebby an even worse fit for us. If our NIL situation is as permanently hopeless as you always say, then gameday coaching is the only thing that will let us steal a few extra wins over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
I'm in Louisiana and literally everyone I come on contact with talks about how they see us on the rise. Liked our offense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
Our AD doesnt look down on our coach when he is coaching a bottom tier budget team. Neither does other people. That 3 yr contract Arnett got tells me Lebby will be our coach in 2027
LSU fans loved when we had Croom too. Always praised him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Let?s revisit this when we win 3-4 games next yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Our NIL situation isn?t permanently hopeless but it is the number 1 investment we need to make on campus. I?m talking academics too. Keenum needs to encourage as much money to be donated to NIL as we absolutely can. Everything will benefit from it. Selmon understands this he?s just been playing catch up since he took the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
NIL + Donor Contributions had us ranked 34th in the country at $23M. We are not poor so stop with the bullshit narrative.
That is in no way factualQuote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
The portal will decide all of this. Dolla bills ya'llQuote:
Originally Posted by sandjunky
Total Contributions Rank in SEC -- National ranking in (parenthesis)Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
1. Texas - $77,974,073 (#1)
2. LSU - $75,929,827 (#2)
3. Georgia - $74,315,945 (#3)
4. Florida - $61,364,272 ((#7)
5. Texas A&M - $54,204,110 ((#9)
6. Alabama - $53,113,300 (#11)
7. Oklahoma - $43,180,134 (#13)
8. Auburn - $36,372,783 (#18)
9. Tennessee - $35,483,274 (#19)
10. Ole Miss - $34,409,478 (#20)
11. South Carolina - $33,833,869 (#21)
12. Missouri - $29,555,704 (#24)
13. Kentucky - $27,938,279 (#29)
14. Mississippi State - $22,612,228 (#34)
15. Arkansas - $22,165,941 (#35)
16. Vanderbilt - N/A (Private School)
It also can come down to in-game decision making. We were good enough at every position except HC to be 7-5 this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
It's completely plausible that it happens again next year and we Lebby ourselves into 1 or 2 or 3 fewer wins than we're capable of.
What i said....Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Two things can be true at the same time. Our NIL is not bad in the scope of college football but it is compared to other SEC team. At the same time, Lebby made some bad coaching decisions against UF and Texas. Our NIL is more on the lines of an above average ACC and big 12 team. If we want to compete in this league we need our boosters to open up the pocket book
Link? And the fact that you cant even include Vandy makes it ridiculousQuote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
You can blame Lebby for Texas 100%Quote:
Originally Posted by PGHBulldogBG
The Tenn/Fla blame is based on maybe's. He could have bled the clock and won the Texas game maybe in spite of our stupidity hitting the QB late. Lebby didnt hit the QB I'll remind you.
But the Tenn and Fla games were tooth and nail. We didnt make the plays when needed. It happens
Hurts to get called out, huh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
No we weren't. We were in a position to win 7 games because of the head coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
No- it makes you look dumb when you cant provide a link or even understand that Candy pays their QB 2MM while our QB entire room makes less than thatQuote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
Now do B1G and Indiana specifically!
I don?t really blame Lebby for the Tenn game. They clearly had a talent advantage and just had a better team. I actually thought he did the best he could there. His decision to not kick the field goal against UF though was clearly on him and his decision in the 2nd quarter to run the same QB run over and over was poor coaching.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34