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Yep, welcome to Bama’s world....... time for everyone else to suffer
LSU may not be done losing more people. Aranda may be considered for HC at Hawaii.
I'm starting to wonder if Aranda is waiting for a specific job to open up or is he going to be the next Brent Venebles?
Well, congrats on your championship BamaDad. The 2019 LSU team had one of those truly special seasons that you will remember forever.
It’s like CNS always said: getting to the top is NOT the hardest thing...staying there is. Let’s just see where LSU goes from here.
I just don't see how he will. He never did before. I think I heard Jim Dunnaway compare this year for LSU to the 2010 year for Auburn and I think it's an astute comparison. A generational talent at QB paired with the absolute perfect offensive system for said QB. After Cam and Malzahn left Chizik, Auburn cratered. I don't think the same kind of fall awaits LSU; they've got too much talent elsewhere. But I can definitely see 9-3 or 8-4 next season. Seems like Auburn went 6-6 or 7-5 in 2011.
They still have Moss and Chase plus their backup RBs are pretty good. They’ll be a really tough out and compete for the West. I don’t think LSU or Auburn will win the West though. Alabama will be back in Atlanta this December.
They'll always be tough. The recruiting base is too rich. They were tough most years during that 8 game win streak, even when they ran an offense that the 1890 Yale team would have laughed at.
I told a buddy tonight that they remind me of 2010 Auburn. One hit wonder.
It will be interesting to see if Coach O can manage losing a heisman quarterback and staff turnover.
He won't be able to. LSU will be back to its 10-2 ways next season.But O has bought himself about five years of goodwill.
I wondered about that, too. There's a lot to be said for a well-respected college DC without any HC aspirations. That's especially true for one working for a HC who (1) is mediocre at best on the technicalities of the game, (2) knows that, and (3) knows he needs staff to supply the brainpower he himself doesn't have.
You make seven figures, sometimes with a leading number greater than 1.
You live in a college town where the money goes a long way. You're relatively unknown, and can go out in public and have a life that the HC can't. Your family isn't in quite the fishbowl as the HC's family.
You don't have the PR or HR headaches that the HC does.
You have a lot more job security in the sense that, if the HC gets fired, there's a good chance you might be retained by the new guy. Even if you aren't, you can easily go to a similar spot in a similar overall situation.
Not a bad gig.
Regarding continuation of success in the face of staff turnover and player defections to the NFL or transfer portal -- LSU and UGA have been riding our difficulties with those issues to titles, and their fanbases have been doing no small amount of crowing about how it's the result of it being so unpleasant in Tuscaloosa.
It will be interesting to see how they can handle it. Something tells me they will be eating a big old plate of crow. Those words taste a lot better going out than they do coming back in.
It's not a bad gig if the person and be happy and content doing it. I know I could be! LOL! I'd take the less stress of a HC for DC and they could pay me $1.5 MM all they want! LOL!
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