2020 College Football - Off Season Discussion

[lovemylegacy]

He bet on himself and it paid off. He’s at his dream job, coming off a NC, with $42M coming to him. Take a bow, Coach O.

Aint that the truth

[Bayouboy]

https://www.tigerdroppings.com/lsu-football/breaking-ed-orgeron-and-lsu-agree-to-a-six-year-contract-extension/88227040/

Big Eaux can by lots of crawdads now

[Chad C]

Over the last 16 years we avg a natty appearance every 4 years i can live with that


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With three different coaches, nice trend.

[RLB]

Baylor's defense was pretty salty last year. If they regress that will mean Big 12 coaches are better, right?

No, it means they have very little talent and depth, as can be seen from the recruiting rankings. That “vaunted” Baylor defense got exposed by a very unmotivated SEC east team, missing around 11 players.

[Smart]

2020 College Football - Off Season Discussion

https://www.tigerdroppings.com/lsu-f...sion/88227040/



Big Eaux can by lots of crawdads now

Little late..^^. See above..

[RLB]

I saw this somewhere. SEC teams in bold so it must be one of their pages or sites. How in the world can they even rank the schedules 8 months before anyone plays?

SOS doesn’t matter anymore, haven’t you heard?

[drop dead fred]

Well what’s everyone else schools up to clearly with all the turnover at BR been a little busy. What’s goin on in the rest of the world


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[PYBUCK]

Lol please. Let me know when your team plays Alabama, Florida, auburn and texas( ooc) the same year. What’s easier beating a slough of teams ranked 21-40 or 3-4 teams in the top 15? The sec has teams in The playoffs every year bc it is the best conference period. It’s not even debatable at the moment. The big 10 would be 2nd best but even they truly on have Ohio st that can compete for a title. And how would 9 conference games make LSU’s schedule harder? Lsu plays a pretty good ooc team almost every year that would rank mid to upper half of the sec so that’s a wash.

9 conference games doesn't necessarily make your schedule harder, but it GUARANTEES 1/2 of your conference WILL have 1 more loss on their record. Probably wouldn't have hurt LSU this year but it does make a difference when the committee is looking at W-L records during the selection/ranking process.

[Chad C]

Well what’s everyone else schools up to clearly with all the turnover at BR been a little busy. What’s goin on in the rest of the world


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Locked, stocked, and loaded. Still unsure of HC. Check in next Fall.

[drop dead fred]

Locked, stocked, and loaded. Still unsure of HC. Check in next Fall.

Who all did y’all end up signing for vacant coaching spots?


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[Chad C]

9 conference games doesn't necessarily make your schedule harder, but it GUARANTEES 1/2 of your conference WILL have 1 more loss on their record. Probably wouldn't have hurt LSU this year but it does make a difference when the committee is looking at W-L records during the selection/ranking process.

The SEC could simply lock in 1 more West versus East series for each team and very little would change for the West pending how selective they are.

[Chad C]

Who all did y’all end up signing for vacant coaching spots?


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Chris Ash DC/safeties former Rutgers HC turned down tOSU for DC
Mike Yurcich OC/QB former Okie State OC/QB and Ohio State PGC/QB coach left tOSU
Jay Valai CB former UGA defensive QC and Rutgers CB under Ash
Andre Coleman WR former Kansas State OC/WR and Texas analyst
Jay Boulware Assoc-HC/TE was at OU for the last 7 years.
Coleman Hutzler Co-DC/LB was pulled from Coach boom at SC

and they currently have their little recruiting guru holding up the last spot until after NSD 2 so he can stay on the road. They'll add an extra DL coach.

[RaginCagin]

This is a pretty big blow for the Aggies. I hated seeing him leave LSU for the promotion A&M gave him.

Dave Aranda is set to hire a major figure in the world of SEC recruiting, as sources tell FootballScoop that Austin Thomas will leave Texas A&M to join Aranda in Waco.

Thomas has spent the past two seasons as the Aggies’ associate AD for football personnel. We’re told his title at Baylor will be general manager of football operations.

Thomas and Aranda worked together at LSU, where Thomas spent five years, rising to the role of general manager in 2016. He was the second personnel director in college football and the first in the SEC to hold the GM title.

He was selected by his peers as the FootballScoop Personnel Director of the Year in 2015.

[drop dead fred]

Chris Ash DC/safeties former Rutgers HC turned down tOSU for DC
Mike Yurcich OC/QB former Okie State OC/QB and Ohio State PGC/QB coach left tOSU
Jay Valai CB former UGA defensive QC and Rutgers CB under Ash
Andre Coleman WR former Kansas State OC/WR and Texas analyst
Jay Boulware Assoc-HC/TE was at OU for the last 7 years.
Coleman Hutzler Co-DC/LB was pulled from Coach boom at SC

and they currently have their little recruiting guru holding up the last spot until after NSD 2 so he can stay on the road. They'll add an extra DL coach.

Didn’t waste much time


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[drop dead fred]

Boyssssss we ALL better watch out for Baylor [emoji102]


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