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the drivel about how many weapons we have on offense. Every year (since about 2004) before the season starts, every third post on this board is a rantard gushing about how we have so many talented players on offense that nobody will be able to stop us. Can we all agree now that playing as a TEAM will determine our fate and not our recruiting stars? There's only one ball out there and if the offense has no rhythm, it doesn't matter how many 4 and 5 star receivers you have roaming the field.

Here's a good one I found from August this year:
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if you were a DC and playing LSU, What game plan would you have. Boy oh boy!!! Jefferson with a riffle arm and a pro set and option set. With a first round pick in lafell, 2 five stars recievers in tolliver, and randle. A five star dual threat nightmare that can recieve and throw/run. Arguably the best tight end in the sec. if that was not enough, you have one of the fastest guys in the nation in holliday. And if that STILL WERE NOT ENOUGH!! You have one of the best smashmouth, up the gut, break you will running backs! A HESTER CLONE!!!!!!
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Lets see, LSU as of right now has 3 offensive linemen who were rated at 3 stars starting and 1 who was a 4 star DT. And we wonder why the O-line is second rate, go figure. Our best reciever, Lafell, was a 3 star recruit. Holliday was a 2 star for crying out loud. Jefferson, our starting QB was a 3 star as well and our starting FB wasn't even rated. Thats 7 of the 11 starters that were 3 star or less depending on what recruiting service you use. What do you guys really expect from average rated players. This really shouldn't be that shocking.