Are we now in the era of transfer QBs in college football ?
Is this the new way to success

The list of Heisman favorites illustrates it well …Caleb Williams , Bo Nix, Hendon Hooker . Even Stetson Bennett transferred from a JC

The SEC is littered with starting QBs who have transferred

LSU a has enjoyed success with our two most recent transfer QBs ..Daniels and JB

QB is a difficult position to project/ develop . Are teams now thinking “ let’s just comb the nation for the best available QB and go out and win a championship

Quick props for Jay Bramblett, a Kelly leadership council man from the spring, following Kelly from ND.
Top Sec West punter and #21 in country; picked up a first down Saturday on 4th and 14 but for a penalty.
But he made a huge play on the first fg make; down 3-0 the snap came ridiculously high, but for Jay,
we miss the kick and possibly lose the game. He is an unsung hero of the week! Thanks Jay, keep it up,
we know Kelly says you over kick the coverage but don't stop...we gonna need you win we shock the world
in 2 weeks!

After Ore lost, we could move to #6 but USC trounced Colorado. We squeaked by AR. I can see them jumping us. I know if we win out, it likely won’t matter but the closer we are, the better to me.

Dixon gives a rundown of the schools impacting his recruitment ahead of his Dec. 1 commitment.

On SEC Network tonight @ 9pm ct

I love the way Perkins plays, he’s intense, fast and has a great motor, but man he looks sometimes like they could throw a flag on him for late hits or unsportsmanlike. Please don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying to change anything but in rewatching a YouTube video that showed every play he was in, there were a few times they could have thrown a flag.
Take a peak.

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Congrats to CBK, staff and players on one hell of a season!

Any news on his injury?

it's that simple

A win is win, and LSU's win on the road was just that. The alternative.......

3 One loss teams went down last night. Oregon, UCLA, and Tulane all losing at home.

Other ranked teams losing at home include:

Illinois to Purdue
NC State to Boston College
Texas to TCU
Kentucky to Vanderbilt

Also note that Oklahoma lost again (its a bad year to be a Oklahoma fan), although on the road to WV, and Liberty lost to UCONN after beating Arky

In all, 7 ranked teams lost at home yesterday.

the Tigers will be moving up at least 1 in the polls with the Oregon loss 😎. GEAUX TIGERS!!!

SEC West on the line. Here we Geaux!

Not impressed with TCU either.

-- Harold Perkins was sick before the game and threw up, Brian Kelly said. He's battled the flu. He got the game ball.
-- BK mentioned MJ's flu game from back in the day to Perkins, who said "Who's MJ?"
-- Kelly is here: "It's hard to win in the SEC. That was evident here today."
-- “The goal coming into this year was to be better in November, to play hard and teach this team how to win.”
-- BK said Josh Williams got banged up and had to leave game late but should be okay

Unreal

I go back and forth. Obviously any scenario that ends with LSU in Atlanta is good but I also like a little knife twisting. The first and easiest would be LSU wins today and Ole Miss loses. This has the advantage of making the rest of the season less stressful in some ways but also a little less exciting. It also happily continues Ole Miss’s unbroken streak of futility in going to Atlanta. However, a scenario that somehow tickles me is the one where we both win out and Ole Miss gets to hang another pathetic SEC West Co-Champion banner. Geaux Tigers!

Mid 20s and some snow overnight

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kinda off topic but I notice these things and they are important. did y’all see Anthony Bradford help the official up and then give him a reassuring pat on the shoulder? good guy, glad he’s one of us.

Geaux Tigers