re: Stats Don't Lie: LSU/Bama Stat Comparison

There is one stat that isn't up there, and it is the eyeball stat. I've watched a lot of football (doesnt qualify me for anything) and I've followed LSU football very closely, and it has moved past just irritating or something that we can easily overcome, or just a "Miles" style of football.

It is crystal clear that the offensive scheme, the play calling, the execution, the discipline, and overall performance is one of the worst in college football (offense only) and that is unacceptable with LSU's talent and with how productive other offenses around the country (I'm not talking West Virginia level either). There is something fundamentally broken and Miles refuses to make a drastic move to address it. I would love to sit in with the coaches during film and just see what they are seeing and try and understand the rationalization.

You have to address the small failures in your organization at the bottom of the pyramid even if you haven't had a major event as a result (loss).