Trindon

They should bring him in as a decoy occasionally as the coaches did last year. Every opposing team knows when he comes in hes getting the ball, theres no element of surprise at all anymore.

If only he had hands...

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Maybe next year.......

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No time like the present. Arkansas, the bowl game and the practice in between offer LSU a great opportunity to devise and incorporate new wrinkles into a near stagnant offense. If Crowdon is the genius many purport him to be then he should easily be able to implement not only Holliday but Keiland, Murphy, Mitchell and Tolliver more effectively in an aggressive, attacking offense. He needs to, IMHO, energize his weapons with fresh thinking and a hybrid of our current offense and one patterned on what they're doing in the Big12 and at Florida. I'm not saying we should throw the ball 72 times like Troy but that game sent a clear message about what an aggressive, well coached, spread can do even when you're not blessed with elite athletes. Ya know why Spurrier was so successful at Florida with the 'fun n' gun'...because he presented prospective athletes an opportunity to make big plays and win, ie., to have 'fun.' Guys like Ruben Randle and Joe McKnight see this and they choose accordingly.