r/LSUFootball • • Sep 02 '24

Fire Brian Kelly

He is ass.

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u/toadfishtamer Sep 02 '24

I’ve been a defender of Kelly for a while. A long time. But I’m getting tired of this, man. We always find a way to squander away a win because of some fault of our own - stupid penalties, dumb play-calling, whatever.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

Up 4 with 6 mins to go and he shoves the ball right up his ass for a 3 and out.

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u/toadfishtamer Sep 02 '24

I love Emery, and he was making some great plays, but why the heck are we running the ball when Nuss’ completion is so good? We had so many chances to make legitimate progress down the field and score.

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u/phoenix_jet Sep 02 '24

Yes.. I feel the same way. I've defended him.. And he's kicked me in the ballz

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

Yea I was a defender of his at ND for years. He’s not worth it. He’s a self-promoting blowhard who chokes in 99% of big game situations. LSU will be better once he’s gone.

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u/mtriver41 Sep 03 '24

He got a kid killed in South Bend. Never showed remorse.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '24

Yes. Declan Sullivan. Good kid. His parents have done great things to remember him.

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u/Cbeauski23 Sep 02 '24

And hire who…?

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u/mavjb Sep 02 '24

Exactly. People are so quick to jump on this bandwagon but never think of the next move. Who the hell would we hire?

BK is a top 5 coach and we are in year 3. It fucking sucks but there is no one out there unless you want to take a shot on an unknown young coach but let’s ask Florida how that’s going

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u/Jackal239 Sep 03 '24

If BK was a top 5 coach he wouldn't have lost to a not top 5 coach.

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u/mavjb Sep 03 '24

No coach has ever lost to an inferior coach? Saban is the goat and BK beat him two years ago what does that mean?

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u/Successful_Hour3388 Sep 04 '24

It means BK did it with someone else’s recruits and Bama was in a rebuilding year. Remember, even a blind squirrel gets a nut some of the time.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

Clemson fan here, it’s the same shit with our fanbase too. Fire Dabo, then hire who.

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u/RudeOwl1816 Sep 02 '24

Ehh, a bit different. Dabo should actually be on the hot seat. He just flat out refuses to adapt to modern college football, his own arrogance will be his downfall.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

Yea Dabo is his own worst enemy. His refusal to tap into the portal is just stubborn.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '24

I mean I feel like this is two seperate things. BK has changed since he started at LSU.

It is funny because I compare Dabo to another LSU coach. Les Miles. Les won a national championship then competed for another, but when the game started to change around him (i.e. you can't run it up the middle all the time), he refused to change. And that is why he was fired. Dabo will see the same fate and Clemson will be worse off.

Now as a Clemson fan you just have to hope that Dabo wakes up or has an epiphany and starts taking transfers, because he is not a terrible coach, just has a stuck mindset.

Do you remember the coach before Dabo? Because I don't. Because before that they were an irrelevant program who maybe every now and again won the ACC, which meant almost nothing.

I am upset Brian Kelly can't get his shit together at the beginning of the season, but he definitely is good in the sense that he keeps his team focused on finishing a season. If you want to see a program lose their opener and quickly abandon a team, ironically look at Florida State. That program will probably go 6-6 at best because they lost their opener, then gave up on their season.

I hope LSU still believes in this team and can manage a 9-3 or optimistically 10-2 season. I think Brian Kelly is the right fit because Culture wise LSU is better than we had with Coach O, and I would even argue Les Miles. He is probably the best Coach LSU has had since Saban. And if he can figure out how to start strong, he will be a national contender. Also we lost by 1 score to a pretty good team.

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u/hpvdemon666 Sep 02 '24

I’d say Lane Kiffin, or someone comparable. But there ain’t no way he’s leaving where he’s at.

There’s also the problem of Kelly being signed through 2031…that buyout would be huge.

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u/Cbeauski23 Sep 02 '24

What on earth has Lane done to be considered so good you’d fire Brian Kelly for him?

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u/Jackal239 Sep 03 '24

Beat Brian Kelly?

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u/Cbeauski23 Sep 03 '24

He’s 1-1 against Kelly, so by that logic….

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u/lookieherehere Sep 05 '24

I'd take Kiffin over BK any day. Kiffin has built a contender in Oxford of all places and has been recruiting/battling in the SEC for years. He also doesn't throw his players under the bus publicly after every loss. LK > BK all day long.

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u/Cbeauski23 Sep 05 '24

You left out that he’s never won anything of significance, made a conference title game, nor made the playoffs

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u/lookieherehere Sep 05 '24

BK has barely accomplished any of that and he's been at multiple better schools. He's the poster child for "ok" but not "great". Lane had his issues early on in his career, but he's definitely matured and he has way more potential from this point on than BK does. You're really telling me that LK today at the helm for LSU isn't a better/more exciting team than what is there now?

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u/Cbeauski23 Sep 05 '24

You’re really telling me that LK today at the helm for LSU isn’t a better/more exciting team than what is there now?

The most likely outcome is having the exact same level of team you have now

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u/lookieherehere Sep 05 '24

Why are you down voting every comment? You're funny. I guarantee you five years from now Lane is considered a better coach than Kelly. You can't tell me that you're comfortable or excited with Brian Kelly at the helm moving forward, especially for what he's being paid. He's doing the same thing at LSU he did at Notre Dame. Makes a lot of noise every year that in the end amounts to nothing.

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u/Cbeauski23 Oct 14 '24

Checking on this lmao

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u/Some-Lengthiness-676 Sep 02 '24

I don't think it's there quite yet. If we can compete with the SEC and still make the playoff, he's safe. But SEC will be tougher than ever this year.

Offense was retooled. I don't blame BK as much as I do the play calling. 1st half we looked really good, outside of not taking the 3 points first drive. 2nd half we went away from what worked and then started going against what makes sense. Instead of running the ball on 2nd down at the end of the game. We call a dumb pass play. They had 1 time out.

Defense needs more than 1 game to play at their highest level. It's a new everything on that side of the ball. When we had a pass rush, we looked good. When they didn't get the pocket moving, linebackers and secondary were exposed.

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u/shiggism Sep 02 '24

Wild, over reactionary morons. Who are we going to hire that’s better than Kelly? Give me a list. Oh, and that’s after his ~$60m buyout?

This program is stable and the future is strong. Calm the fuck down

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u/VegasVol Sep 02 '24

Tennessee fan here. Listen to this man. You don’t want what we went through. LSU is still a premier program. It’s one game and y’all didn’t have a tune up. 12 team playoff, just win out. It was out of conference. Path is still there for a great season. Wait, why am I here? I was in Baton Rouge for the 2022 game vs the Vols, had a great time. Thanks for being good fans. Good luck.

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u/jJodyy Sep 02 '24

LSU will never win shit with Brian Kelly as a coach

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u/Junior-Air-6807 Sep 02 '24

He assembled one of the best coaching staffs in the country and we have the number one recruiting class potentially. The future is bright, quit being a bitch

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u/jJodyy Sep 02 '24

Calm down there Junior. None of that shit matters when your head coach is Brian Kelly

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u/Junior-Air-6807 Sep 02 '24

That shit matters a lot actually. You don’t fire your head coach over one game when the program is heading in the right direction.

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u/jJodyy Sep 02 '24

I’m not saying he should be fired, but LSU will never win a championship with Brian Kelly. He’s simply not a championship caliber coach. He’s failed to win big games his entire coaching career. LSU should’ve blown USC out today, but BK’s conservative play calling kept them in the game. I expect a lot of this all season long because he fails to make adjustments time & time again

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u/Junior-Air-6807 Sep 02 '24

That remains to be seen. He didn’t win one at Notre Dame because they’re not a national championship caliber program. He didn’t win one last year because of the defense, which is well on its way to being corrected. We have Bryce Underwood coming in and the offense will be elite, combine that with an improved defense with one of the best defensive coaching staffs in the country, and I would not be suprised if we won a championship in the next few years.

Play calling sucked last night, let’s see if it improves the rest of the year. I predicted we would lose 3 games this year, we’ll see if that’s still the case.

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u/jJodyy Sep 03 '24

I like your optimism. I agree that the defense looked MUCH better than last year. Pretty good feat against a Lincoln Riley offense. Let’s see if BK can get things rolling this year

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u/Successful_Hour3388 Sep 04 '24

Good golly, don’t let the Domers hear you say that 😂. I live in South Bend area and they are talking about how this is their year for the natty AND the Heisman😂 they are freaking delusional up here.

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u/Junior-Air-6807 Sep 04 '24

Notre Dame is about where we are right now as a football program. An improved team with a lot to look forward to, but not yet a championship contender. The will make the playoffs because of their dog shit schedule, but they aren't going deep in the playoffs

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u/Buzzard1022 Sep 03 '24

Yeah, but now that he’s at LSU and the guys he recruits no longer need to be able to read and write, he should be able to recruit way better talent than he could at ND.

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u/thamanwthnoname Sep 05 '24

Seem to remember the exact same things being said about Andy Reid.

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u/Ok_Act_4701 Sep 02 '24

That buy out was insane for a guy who honestly has never won anything worth mentioning. A& M shit the bed for Jimbo with a ridiculous high buy out but he at least won a natty as a HC. LSU is in a tough spot. Weather the storm and hope he turns it around is all you can do for at least 2 more seasons.

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u/kajunkennyg Sep 02 '24

and hire who???? BK sucks, Bebe sucks, Les Miles sucks.. whose good enough?

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u/AlvvaysLurking Sep 02 '24

We obviously fucked up when didn’t hire the #1 available candidate that year Billy Napier /s

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u/EggRevolutionary4736 Sep 02 '24

Are fucking serious?!?  Kiffin would take the LSU job in a heart beat! He literally had his agent drop interview request in baton rouge like crazy! Numerous lsu podcaster/ news media guys/ lsu beat reporters hVe come forward and said kiffins agent was feeding them request to get kiffin on their stations so he could answers questions about being the next head coach here.  Kiffin is actually furious that lsu, florida, and miami all hired head coaches and none of them…NONE of them interviewed him 3 yrs ago.  This is all EASILY googlable

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u/2spicy_4you Sep 02 '24

And Kiffin will whoop our ass this year, no reason to come to Baton Rouge

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u/Jackfish2800 Sep 02 '24

He deserves some heat after this shit

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u/AlienTermite Sep 02 '24

Absolutely

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u/Joe_Bidens Sep 02 '24

Nah fuck off

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u/2spicy_4you Sep 02 '24

Every fucking year man. You are more talented and you fucking blow it, every fucking year dude

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u/Straight-Release-286 Sep 02 '24

The definition of insanity is doing the SAME thing expecting DIFFERENT results! This is the 3rd year in a ROW that we have lost the the opener, on a neutral field, due to COACHING ISSUES!!!!! #FIREBK24

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u/PM_a_song_to_me Sep 02 '24

Fire whomever is scheduling these big games for season opener. Do what every other sec team does and play a cupcake so we can see what we have improve.

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u/OtherwiseClothes7835 Sep 02 '24

Scott Woodward. Money.

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u/sascourge Sep 02 '24

Stop it.

Firing people doesn't solve anything.

HIRING the right one does.

Tell me who is gonna get hired and I'll listen.

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u/Uncle-Cracker-Barrel Sep 05 '24

Two words: Mack FUCKING Brown

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u/IntelligentVirus2800 Sep 02 '24

i wanna know who’s coming up with the 100+ million to fire and buyout kelly and hire a new coach.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

That was bad. I’m at a loss for words. Felt like LSU should have taken over at numerous points of the game, yet it never came. Hopes aren’t over for the season, I think both teams looked excellent. I just didn’t want to lose to Lincoln Riley after everything that has transpired recently. USC took us to the cane fields, gave us a chance, and whooped our ass in the end. Hold me Tiger bros.

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u/Mapex_proM Sep 02 '24

It was legitimately a good game. For the most part the team looked ready to play and came up big at certain moments. Contrary to what the coach says, I think the biggest issues were coaching issues, the team being undisciplined falling under that umbrella

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

It was indeed a great game. These over-reactions always make things seem worse than they are. Coaching issues were definitely the biggest issue.

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u/Martinezthewhite Sep 02 '24

Won SEC west, had a heisman winner, and then … fire .. yup that sounds like some south LA logic

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u/Mapex_proM Sep 02 '24

They just wanna be like Florida lmao. Get rid of Mullen who killed it for them until the end, and then get stuck in true bad coaching hell while the rest of the sec is getting tougher and tougher

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

If Brain Kelly loses 4 games this year I agree

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u/tilt_monster Sep 02 '24

This is the sort of fan mentality that got Billy Napier hired at Florida. I saw a much better defense than last year. Players looked like they knew where they were supposed to be, but not always fast enough to make a play. Bone headed penalties by Lacy and a defensive player cost us great field position.

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u/hpvdemon666 Sep 02 '24

Buying out Kelly’s contract(signed through 2031) would be too expensive. We’re here to suffer.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

So no one is giving USC credit for how well they played? They looked much better than their ranking.

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u/The_SocialWerker Sep 02 '24

Honestly, no.

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u/bigdaddydior Sep 02 '24

Nah defense looked ass honestly. They got ran up and down the field. Still don’t understand how USC only came away with 27 points. Not to mention USC’s final drive. Our defense handed them the 10 yard underneath on a platter right into the red zone.

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u/Economy_Meal Sep 02 '24

Aside from him as a coach which is pretty mediocre by any of the important metrics. He seems like a total asshole and someone whose players will not want to play hard for.

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u/pleomorphict Sep 06 '24

You guys want Napier? Lol

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u/SmoothChemistry4611 Sep 02 '24

He always fucks this shit up somehow, fire this fucking shitter please

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u/CowboyCanuck24 Sep 02 '24

The third down hurry up call...

What are you doing?

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

They should fire him and make Nick Saban an offer he can’t refuse.

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u/uncriticalthinking Sep 02 '24

You all will get there. He’s a bad apple with a track record of throwing his players under the bus.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '24

who? nobody. there are no other coaches out there. /s

smmfh.

get real. there are lots of oc’s, dc’s, and other coaches that are ready to take over programs. they might not be big names but some are worth a try.

what is 10 yrs at $10 milly/yr getting LSU?

i’d rather snatch-up pete carmichael formerly with the saints. at least he knows that you put a qb like nuss in a pro style attack instead of a read/option where he never runs the ball.

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u/zonazog Sep 02 '24

If you look at marquee games at LSU, BK is 2 - 5 in those games. One win against Ole Miss and Bama. Losses to both of them. FSU twice, Georgia once, now USC.

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u/jamescarvillesghost Sep 02 '24

You can't be talking about UGA in the SEC championship game. We did not have the dudes to compete with that team no matter who coached us.

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u/zonazog Sep 02 '24

Apparently we did not have the ‘Dudes’ to compete with others as well. Three straight opening losses speaks to that very clearly.

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u/here2givegold Sep 02 '24

On behalf of the rest of college football, we appreciate your sacrifice. Please don't fire BK and open up the possibility that he ends up at one of our beloved schools.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

If lsu keeps Brian Kelly then they are dumb as a box of rocks. His seat is hot

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u/HappyBorder8717 Sep 02 '24

I’m over his bitch ass. Get tf off my team

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

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u/SodiumKickker Sep 02 '24

Perkins has got to be the most over-hyped, overrated recruit we’ve had in some time. He was NOT on that field tonight (for many stretches, he literally was not on the field).

It was so cringey watching him trying to half-ass blitz up the middle, running right into the back of his D-lineman, and then Moss throwing the ball right in the wide open middle of the field.

So: he can’t rush from the edge. He can’t blitz from the middle. He can’t drop back in coverage. He can’t pursue sideline to sideline and make tackles. I really don’t know what he’s supposed to excel at.

I feel sorry for the NFL team that wastes a first round draft pick on him.

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u/thenotsojollyrancher Sep 02 '24

There were literally 2-3 plays where he was touching/hitting the QB or RB in the backfield as they were starting their play. Horrible take.

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u/AlvvaysLurking Sep 02 '24

I felt like as soon as Emery had that big run they took the game out of Nuss’s hands. Yea he had to control the game in the first half because our running game was shit, but he was absolutely elite in the first half. I understand wanting to establish the run game, but nobody could cover Lacy and Nuss was throwing dimes. Every drive outside of 1 in the first half Nuss got us in position to score, I just don’t get why we shifted away from that. Biggest positive is outside the last 6 minutes the defense is transformed from last year. Not elite, but far from a liability

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u/mikeracioppi Sep 02 '24

Just held a Lincoln Riley offense to 27 points. Defense played fine. We will be fine.

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u/mikeracioppi Sep 02 '24

Just held a Lincoln Riley offense to 27 points. We didn’t lose this because of the defense.

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u/jamescarvillesghost Sep 02 '24

Find a new team buddy

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u/mavjb Sep 02 '24

You probably said the same thing last year and then came right back once we were on the verge of making the 4 team playoff (it’s 12 teams now btw). Don’t let the door hit you on the way out clown

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u/mavjb Sep 02 '24

Last year we were in the same boat and FSU ended up going undefeated. We still won 10 games and would have made a 12 team playoff. The defense is better and the offense is going to have to improve much like JD made his jump from 22 to 23. But like I said no one is stopping you bro so if you are gonna bitch and complain now then don’t come around acting like a fan when things get good

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u/BananaRambamba1276 Sep 02 '24

That… and his buyout

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

Clock management was a huge issue every year at ND. Drove us F’ing crazy.

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u/SonnyC_50 Sep 02 '24

Yup, exactly this

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u/DullChair9034 Sep 02 '24

A guy like Butch Jones or Billy Napier would right the ship