re: If JJ is out, does our offensive game plan change?

We'll see. It still employed a zone blocking scheme.

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That's not going to work, better stay in the spread. You don't want to out power LSU.

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I am still wondering where all this power is for your defense. This isn't to say you don't have power but that isn't how I would describe your defenese. Btw, they are still stretch running plays. Arkansas ran those well against you.

id suspect they still run the option. They have done it before with Lee. He just wont keep it as much.

I think the game plan changes for the better. You go from a dumbed down high school offense to a pro style attack, which Oregon won't have much film on. I wish Lee the best and I think he earned it after what he went through last year. He proved to be the better QB in several games then so hopefully he continued to improve and can go out there without the pressure of Jefferson being thrown into the game every time he reaches the red zone.

Game plan changes not so much with Lee because he's going to hand the ball off the rest of the night after his first 2 pick 6 tds. Mett won't get a chance to play until Northwestern State, so some actual 20-30 yard pass plays can be installed into the offense.

Hopefully a little, but doubtful. Les hasn't shown that he is willing to tailor the playbook to JLee in the past 2 seasons. We still see the read option with him in the game.

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If JJ is out

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We'll find someone qualified to lead this team in a way he refused to......possibly to an SEC championship and more.

We can beat almost any team on our schedule in the trenches, losing the QB isn't the worst thing hat could happen. Hell, not throwing the ball as much may actually help us. People are getting way to worried about this.

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We were gonna do that no matter what QB is under center.

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Krags and Stud said they're going to attack more. I.E. more play action and passing on 1st down.