Will Wade aiming for a title

RunninRichie

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"At LSU, we do not gather to celebrate mediocrity," Rousse said. "We do not aim to simply be competitive. We aim to be elite. We want to win national championships. That is the standard. That is the expectation. That is why we are here today."

Can you imagine Mitch Barnhart saying that?
 

JASUN74

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If he can get a roster of players that he wants and will work the best in his system, he can flat out coach the game. He gets 100% out of his guys to and that’s a good combination for a ball coach. I hope we beat the brakes out of them every game but in a couple years he’ll have them in the upper half of the SEC I believe.
 
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JHBr

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Keep in mind Mr. Wade while the "stuff" you were during your previous tenure helped make you successful it was against the rules and most schools weren't doing the same "stuff". Now everyone can do what you were doing within the rules so success may be a bit more difficult.
 
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He will recruit at a much higher level of talent than Pope will ever come close to. He will get some five stars for sure along with talented portal players and kick our behinds next season very sad direction ky program is headed .
 

MichaelGray

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During halftime of their play in game against Texas, Mashburn called him an "offensive genius" his offenses don't look that creative to me.
 

champagnecat

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Wade compared to Pope

better recruiter
better X’s & O’s
Has won the SEC before

what am I missing?
 
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