re: Significant Ways that LSU is BETTER and DIFFERENT from November 5th

To stay on point, the way Lsu is waaay better is that JJ and his homeboy Les both have a month to prep for a game. The offense has been terrible of late, to be honest. The adjustments made by the coaching staff at halftime of every game this year have been lights out (apparently). It may be something as simple as the coaches flipping the "Skullfrick" switch to the On position, I don't know, but it works. "Seven three and outs in the first half? Oh hell no, Stud, flip the SkullF switch..."

The offensive line looked dreadfull the first half vs Georgia, then the second half, best I've seen probably all year. To me, the biggest improvement is experience. While Alabama sat, dejectedly looking on as we got to play another (injuryless) game, we got better. We got more confident in our ability to stage a comeback in the second half if needed, in the coaches putting players in good situations, and in the Honey Badger which is the most important.