cmcgill

I sure hope so

np

Glad to see the offense at the very least can play well But damn that was a better performance from the defense than I could have hoped for against a great offense gg @fever_ful

Texans place WR Joseph Dickerson 5-11 158 4 Virginia Tech [Speed] [0] 76 on IR Dickerson suffered a Sever ACL Rupture in Week 1

Bad list

I think something could possibly be done to balance things a little more for the FCSin this scenario but I would like to point out one thing. The reason teams get locked out of the G5 pool at a certain point is based on the idea that a team on the G5 list shouldn't be able to bully other teams by having either OP win tier bonuses or more points than other teams can compete with. There may be an opportunity to balance things better but any changes will have to keep that in mind. For example, FCS will have admittedly an easier path to 10 wins every season but if those teams get the same access to a legacy lock or strong academics the FCS would dominate the G5 pool to the detriment of the other G5 teams.

How dare you take your time on this really cool thing you're doing for free. <3

He transfered to UMD from LSU iirc Also an LSU banner 100px by 800px

lmfao

Starters QB Dontarrious Foster 6-0 219 Sr Navarro College (Corsicana TX) 4.5 of 4.5 [Hybrid] OT Brian Vandyke 6-7 315 Sr J.S. Clark (Opelousas LA) 4.5 of 4.5 [Run Blocking] OG Brian Looney 6-5 328 (Sr) West Monroe (West Monroe LA) 4.5 of 4.5 [Pass Blocking] C Julio Vargas-Cano 6-1 267 (Sr) Hillsborough Community College (Tampa FL) 4.5 of 4.5 [Pass Blocking] DE Roger Beltran 6-6 240 (Sr) Richwood (Monroe LA) 4.0 of 4.0 [Blitz] ILB Kameron McClain 6-1 240 (Sr) Comanche (Comanche TX) 4.0 of 4.0 [Mike] CB Avery Broughton 6-0 191 (Sr) Northwest (Opelousas LA) 4.5 of 4.5 [Man Coverage] The 2024 senior class will look to lead one of the most talented teams in the country to a repeat appearance in the College Football Playoffs in 2024. While not the most talented class to graduate on the bayou these seniors will provide invaluable experience to the many younger players on the field as four of the eight starters have been with the team through two prior playoff seasons (2020 & 2023). Individually all eight starters have unique paths to starting in Baton Rouge from Brian Vandyke who has started at either the right or left tackle spot for every game the Tigers have played since he arrived on campus to Julio Vargas-Cano who transfered from JuCo in the 2022 class and redshirted in 2023 to get a starting chance with the Tigers in 2024. Foster joined Van Dyke in the 2022 JuCo class but was able to unseat the incumbent starter Jamel Woodson in preseason camp. Brian Looney and Kameron McClain both have been four year starters after a redshirt season while Roger Beltran and Avery Broughton has bounced between being starters and being rotational players since their redshirt season. Contributors WR Maurice Redmond 6-1 198 (Sr) Haughton (Haughton LA) 4.0 of 4.0 [Target] SS Kingsley Jackson 6-0 196 (Sr) Jefferson Davis Community College (Brewton AL) 4.5 of 4.5 [Man Coverage] CB Brian Webb 6-1 176 (Sr) Albany (Albany LA) 4.0 of 4.0 [Zone Coverage] In addition to the loss of eight starters, the Tigers will lose three key contributors who will all need to be called upon if the Tigers are to make another run in the SEC and in the playoffs. Redmond has been a reliable third or fourth option at WR for the Tigers for multiple years including over 500 yards receiving and 7 touchdowns in 2023 and will look to increase those numbers in 2024 with the Belitnikoff winner Jarvis Heard headed to the NFL. Kingsley Jackson has been one of the most standout defensive performers on the Tiger defense despite playing sparingly as a hybrid Safety/Linebacker for the Tigers and the LSU staff has loved his ability to come onto the field and make plays. Finally, Brian Webb will get his first chance at significant reps for the Tigers in the 2024 season as the switch to a primarily zone defense will have Webb playing as an outside CB in nickle packages. Backups QB Tom Montgomery 6-4 205 Sr Pineville (Pineville LA) 3.0 of 3.0 [Scrambling] QB Giovanni Boston 6-0 221 Sr North Pontotoc (Ecru MS) 1.5 of 1.5 [Hybrid] RB Carter Noonan 5-9 180 Sr Beckville (Beckville TX) 2.0 of 2.0 [Speed] FB Constantine Croft 5-8 256 Sr Southern (Oakland MD) 2.5 of 2.5 [Pass Blocking] FB Wyatt Drew 6-1 209 Sr Azle (Azle TX) 2.5 of 2.5 [Pass Blocking] WR Nicolas Dillard 6-1 212 Sr Oak Forest Academy (Amite LA) 3.0 of 3.0 [Target] DE Kyle Peterson 6-0 244 Sr Iraan (Iraan TX) 2.5 of 2.5 [Blitz] DE Travis Hannah 6-0 239 Sr Ainsworth (Ainsworth NE) 2.5 of 2.5 [Contain] OLB Jeffrey McLaughlin 6-0 239 Sr Riverside (Avon MS) 2.5 of 2.5 [Coverage] ILB Bruce Peters 6-4 248 Sr Haughton (Haughton LA) 3.0 of 3.0 [Mike] CB Nathan Neal 5-11 198 Sr Carroll (Monroe LA) 3.0 of 3.0 [Zone Coverage] CB Ron Rouse 6-0 182 Sr South Grand Prarie (TX) 2.5 of 2.5 [Zone Coverage] FS Albert Coe 6-1 214 Sr Lutcher (Lutcher LA) 3.0 of 3.0 [Man Coverage]

GK and Cade were pretty equal and I think they are probably working together However, yesterday GK started the anon lynch train when it was between Wahoo and Cade and his logic was frankly pretty shitty. I expect some townies got played to keep other wolves alive. And sense he didnt pile on in either direction of the already two intact lynch votes I would not be surprised if Wahoo, Cade, and GK are wolves. lynch GK

imo GK is the better lynch now

@Rome forgot the poll again

In a game where we have to hang someone every day I have doubts that a fellow wolf would ever begin even a meme vote against another wolf. When no lynch is an option maybe but we had to hang someone and I find it incredibly doubtful that anon would call out nemo if they were working together

the best case against hanging anon is that he literally made the first post of the thread to hang nemo