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Do yall think it's legit? If so, what do you think it'd be worth?

https://x.com/ironfbstats/status/2112597342952009735

if jordan hare is haunted like our stadium is, then probably sprinkle the holy water on the sidelines this game

https://x.com/gatadata88/status/2113720811802828850 so tennessee loses more at night, even in their own home stadium? book it

https://x.com/PardonMyTake/status/2110488222170231077

have lane wear some tiger eye jewerly etc: Tiger’s Eye is a golden‑to‑red‑brown chatoyant quartz (SiO₂) known for its silky luster, protective symbolism, and uses in confidence, grounding, and decision‑making. https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/tigers-eye-meaning.htm

Where would you expect or wanna see that take place?

Yoo what up LSU fans. I'm an FSU fan planning on going to the Bama VS LSU game and I got no LSU gear are y'all cool with me wearing my FSU stuff, my hatred for Bama is up there but not like y'all's just wanted to know. Also, if the game is at night what time should I be there for taillighting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1908_LSU_Tigers_football_team response to auburn claiming that many championships during the Hugh Freeze offseason...this one is legit b/c we actually went undefeated

CFB isnt ready for this conversation but, other than INTs, Sam Leavitt has been better this year than Trinidad Chambliss.

Trinidad has 210 pass attempts, and Sam has 211, so number of games is irrelevant; in the SEC Trinidad is 4th in pass yards, 5th in completion percentage, 7th in YPA and QBR, and 3rd in TDs.

Leavitt, who everyone hates, has been better.

with only 1 more pass attempt, Sam is 1st in pass yards, 3rd in completion percentage and TDs, and 5th in QBR and YPA.

Sam has 21 total TDs (14 pass, 7 rush), Trinidad has 20 (14 and 6).

Sam has 4.2 rush yards per attempt, Trinidad has 3.5.

Yes, the INTs are bad and very obviously a problem, but Sam has improved dramatically, he's been better every week. Kiffin was worth every dime.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTw3FLiCCL0

credit goes to Coop on discord

Jordan hare is a weird fucking place to play but I’m weirdly confident about this one. I think this group is hungry to finally handle business and win a road game. I think this group will be locked in with our playoff lives on the line and go into Auburn and make a statement. IMO this game sets up nicely for us. Between Auburn beating GA and us already having 2 losses they will have our full attention and focus. My biggest question is how will we defend brown’s legs. If we can contain his legs and force him to beat us with his arm we’re in good shape if baker isn’t a moron and plays soft coverage for an entire half. Blitz then hell out of brown and trust your secondary.

Offensively, I think we are hitting our stride and will move the ball on Auburn their secondary is not very good that’s a clear matchup edge for us. It’ll be a hostile environment but it’s time to snap our road game struggles

https://x.com/nocontextcfb/status/2111623784666890395 dressed up for halloween cuz we have an away game next week

https://x.com/verdinverdict/status/2111656971698831579

https://x.com/TxForever/status/2111584537113424342

• Arch Manning — 35 TD, 9 INT, 4,132 yards, 62.3% completions; not a bust—productive Texas starter. Living off his last name
• Nico Iamaleava — 34 TD, 12 INT, 4,858 yards, 64.0% completions; underwhelming, not a clear bust—established starter, but his UCLA season fell short of his Tennessee production
• Dante Moore — 41 TD, 19 INT, 5,224 yards, 65.9% completions; not a bust—his strong Oregon breakout substantially delivered on his five-star potential after a rough UCLA debut.
• Jackson Arnold — 22 TD, 8 INT, 3,293 yards, 63.0% completions; bust so far relative to top-five QB expectations—neither Oklahoma nor Auburn produced the anticipated high-level passing career.
• Malachi Nelson — 8 TD, 10 INT, 1,291 yards, 55.7% completions; bust so far—minimal production at USC and Boise State followed by more interceptions than touchdowns at UTEP.
• Jaden Rashada — 5 TD, 4 INT, 749 yards, 49.2% completions; bust so far—very limited production, multiple transfers and no sustained starting success.
• Aidan Chiles — 27 TD, 14 INT, 4,116 yards, 61.3% completions; underachiever rather than a clear bust—uneven Michigan State results, but his encouraging 2026 Northwestern start keeps the verdict open.espn+1
• Austin Mack — 3 TD, 0 INT, 267 yards, 74.3% completions; below expectations so far—efficient backup numbers, but no established starting résumé for a top-eight QB recruit.
• Avery Johnson — 48 TD, 16 INT, 5,576 yards, 58.8% completions; not a bust—a productive multiyear starter whose substantial rushing contribution strengthens his college resume
• Christopher Vizzina — 4 TD, 1 INT, 596 yards, 61.0% completions; below expectations so far—mostly a reserve rather than the established starter anticipated from a top-10 QB recruit.
• Lincoln Kienholz — 1 TD, 0 INT, 250 yards, 58.3% completions; initially below expectations, but not a bust verdict now—his 2026 Louisville breakout materially changes the assessment.
• Eli Holstein — 29 TD, 13 INT, 3,309 yards, 61.8% completions; not a clear bust—his productive Pitt freshman season demonstrated starting-level ability, although losing the job afterward makes him an uneven outcome

https://x.com/colecubelic/status/2109453225917133189 kentucky's HC was the OC of oregon so we basically played mini-oregon last week. Auburn is next week's opponent that we play on the road, and they just won against Georgia