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Exactly the sort of formal goodbye message I would expect. He is a professional, knew this was coming, doesn't really hold anything against LSU administration, and kept it civilized.

Yes. Fowles and Moore better have smallish injuries and the Ivey-speak poorly phrased. (Just say that they needed a little more time with their injuries, dammit. "Intentional" opens the gate for "disciplined.") So, if that, then why didn't The Holy Cross (?) transfer play more than garbage time...

Thankfully, the committee realizes that Miami is NOT the team they started the season as, and is not punishing us (apparently at all.) Of course, I view this as justifiable. I imagine that Coach Freeman will strongly impress upon everyone that the "next game is all we're looking at" ... but I...

These things are inevitable in this economic "culture". You cannot keep chasing the last damm nickel in a money stream and not have moments of randomness become disasters. If you're not chasing the last damm nickel, you just might have enough safety redundancy or extra care that the catastrophe...

Ivey has to really hustle this year recruiting in both ways (high school and college), because if Hannah goes pro, there might not be even TWO current players remaining.

It's goofy thinking by me, but if Burrow or the two receivers want to bitch about how lousy their team is, then peel off many thousands of those contract dollars and buy a defense. Greed, sucks. So then does your team, and I'm not weeping for such money grabbers ... (after a certain level of...

I have a different intuition about Tommy being "stuck" with the Browns. EVERYBODY knows that the Browns suck, personnel wise and administration wise ... SO --> Tommy can't really lose. If the offense fails, well, not his fault; but if sometimes it really wins, then he's a genius. Right on...

I thought that both Chip Long and Tommy were good+ play callers, but Tommy was better and the more creative,.... sometimes almost bogglingly good. Both actually coached at Notre Dame, so, discussion sort of meaningful, barely. Why anyone would want to gripe about either eludes me. (Well, I do...

Go, Tommy! Do your strange magic. My brother-in-law needs some wins for his Browns (he's rooted for them literally since Otto Graham.)

When I played ball, the misspelling of another player's name was considered a deliberate insult. I still read it that way (especially when there is never an apology.)

(That one was my own art ... sorry, old man too happy with himself ... apologies.)

Best defensive backfield in the country (bragging that I thought so a long time ago ... but so did a bunch of people -- usually not commenting on IE.)

Gray's good. Gray's a hard worker. Gray's good for the Team.

He is a powerful sure-handed lumberer --- shifty he ain't. But I like him a lot. If he gets to blocking like Brock Wright, he's a good pro.