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Ed Orgeron met the media on Wednesday afternoon and revealed that LSU will switch from a 3-4 front to 4-3 base defense under new defensive coordinator Bo Pelini.

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nol1wph51 months
Gonna be just fine running the 4-3. Back to the good ole days for the defense.
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CanebreakCajun51 months
Man, with DL guys, letting them attack! Wow
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CanebreakCajun51 months
Thank you 6’4” 333 pound baby defensive lineman Jesus!
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CanebreakCajun51 months
Thank you 6’4” 333 pound baby defensive lineman Jesus!
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CapitolB51 months
Top ten defense in 2020, which will put us on the fast track to a consecutive SEC title and CFP appearance.
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ByUselves51 months
I'm pretty sure the coaches have a decent idea of what they are doing!
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LSU FSU Grad51 months
It will be interesting to see how the roster fits the 4-3. In a 3-4, you have a huge NT and two DLs that are typically in the 6-4, 300 range. In a 4-3, you don't usually have a big (330+) NT type, but rather quicker DT types and smaller (250 to 275) DEs. In the 3-4, you have OLBs generate he pass rush. In the 4-3, you want it to be the DEs. We shall see.
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Blanky671551 months
You can do variations of 4-3 with a nose tackle called 4-3 under or 4-3 over.
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CDawson51 months
Call Chiasson a LB all you want but he was a hand on the ground DE most of the time. The 3-4 vs 4-3 has little to know bearing by the time calls are made and shifts and packages are in place.
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