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1. The Defense must play longer and tired players are more injury prone. I know we did not lose many defensive players for the season, but less hits over the course of a season does a body good.

LSU lead in TOP in all but 3 games this year I think.

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. The lack of a passing game costs us in the long run by losing recruits. We know about Gunner Keil, Justin Hunter and Mike Davis, but what about the 5 star 6'4" WRs and QBs that don't even consider LSU.

We currently have 2 stud QB recruits committed and a top 5 class. There arent that many 5 star WRs and QBs.

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3. Correcting mistakes gets put to the side because "we won" and bad habits are repeated.

I doubt any coaching staff in the country ignores bad habits on game film simply because they won.

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Posted by lsufanz

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Posted on 1/3/13 at 1:52 pm to EarthwormJim

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LSU lead in TOP in all but 3 games this year I think.

Would these be the three we lost?

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I doubt any coaching staff in the country ignores bad habits on game film simply because they won.

I agree with you, but I think that the coaching staff sees lack of execution that needs to be corrected rather than a possible alteration of existing game plan or philosophy on offense, both of which may need to be considered as part of the problem.

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Posted by Choupique19

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Posted on 1/3/13 at 2:16 pm to EarthwormJim

Yesterday the discussion on Sports Today, Hannegriff, Ott, and Ponamsky, was that LSU has not recruited well at the receiver position for the last 4 years. The Patterson stud that went to Tennessee chose them over LSU.

If you were a stud receiver, would you choose LSU where the passing route tree consists of bubble screens, slants, and the occasional sluggo (slant and go)?

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