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it ain't gonna change. If you watched LSU this year, what you discovered was that against the better opponents, our staff was able to come up with a solid offensive game plan and good play-calling.

Having said that, against lesser opponents, it is obvious to me that we don't game plan.

it's simple, they game plane every week. You only like the play calling when the qb performs. when he doesn't, you don't like the play calling.

So, if the coaches knew when the qb will play well, pick the right wr to throw to, get rid of the ball quickly, then they would always call great plays.

i like the jarvis landry one hand catch play call. what a great play call, they knew the qb would throw it behind him and long so he would make a great play.

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Posted by phideauxlsu

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Member since Jan 2007

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Posted on 11/26/12 at 3:49 pm to dos crystal

You have to take into consideration the Offence as a whole. With the injuries this year and the lack of ball handling by the receivers,and Metts lack of play time coming in,there wasn't much a OC could do. He can't run out on the field and do it for them. Les will never run or hire a OC that runs a spread type offence givin the choose, he came from a power run back ground.

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Posted by stephendomalley

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Posted on 11/26/12 at 3:49 pm to dos crystal

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it's simple, they game plane every week. You only like the play calling when the qb performs. when he doesn't, you don't like the play calling

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not true. against a&m, bama and moo state we started going against tendency. we passed out of running formations and vice-versa. it was playing against defensive strength as per formation.

my point is that our OC is perfectly capable of calling a good game, but Miles doesn't run a high octane offense unless he feels he has to. He just loves the old style tough guy football.

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