https://www.foxnews.com/sports/father-ex-lsu-star-left-disabled-after-brain-tumor-surgery-says-he-hasnt-heard-from-brian-kelly-school.amp

All too often we are focused solely with the on field success or failure of our favorite team and overlook those no longer able to play. J. Cook, while not injured, is a very fresh reminder of the troubles that can befall one we very recently cheered. 

Also we are fortunate to have good men and women in charge of UT and its athletic department.  

23 minutes ago, CHorn427 said:

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/father-ex-lsu-star-left-disabled-after-brain-tumor-surgery-says-he-hasnt-heard-from-brian-kelly-school.amp

Don't forget, he got a kid killed at ND.

Biggest POS. Brian Kelly or Les Miles? 

Kelly denies having cut off contact.

I guess he has been sitting at Brooks's bedside with Lennay Kekua

1 hour ago, bierce said:

Kelly denies having cut off contact.

I guess he has been sitting at Brooks's bedside with Lennay Kekua

Yeah, I don’t believe him for a second.

His response was to get angry and indignant at the dad (“struck a nerve”) and try to clear his name for recruiting reasons. How about saying,

“I’m truly sorry that the father feels that way, and if I may have fell short in the father’s eyes I truly apologize. FROM OUR PERSPECTIVE, we felt we did whatever we could, blah, blah. Moving forward, we’re going to try to continue to be as big of supporters as possible and we will learn from this situation for future similar situations”

6 hours ago, Tuco Ramirez said:

Biggest POS. Brian Kelly or Les Miles? 

Keiiy.

I'm surprised LSU has recruited as well as it has lately... I thought the TV broadcast of Kelly reaming out his WR on the sideline and cussing at him and telling him he's "uncoachable" would make recruits think twice about wanting to play for him. It wasn't the only episode showing how Kelly treated his players in the '24 season.