Not when you look at everything so one sided. Focusing on the mistakes individually instead of as a whole. A player could play the whole game 90 percent right, only giving up a few bad plays, and some people would still take a shite on their performance based on a few bad plays. Instead of looking at their whole game.

Most on this board couldn't be walk ons at D2 schools. Yet they talk shite about 18-20 year old kids making small mistakes

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Posted by ffishstik

Baton Rouge

Member since Dec 2007

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Posted on 9/8/13 at 10:53 pm to whodidthat

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If freakin' UAB. No need to pull an oregon on them and go full throttle 77-0

Agree, but when you're watching in the stands you can't always tell who all is subbed in. The ends are easier to spot, but when they make wholesale substitutions it's hard to tell who's in and who's out.

Depth on the line is the obvious issue, and it looks like they are addressing that. This is one year that I'm happy with the two early cupcake games and Auburn to give these guys a chance for significant minutes.

UAB has talent and speed on offense, this was a good test. Is Franklin JFF? Of course not, but it does give them a chance to face some teams with speed at the skill positions. I'm glad that we are facing ATM late in the season, I think they'll be ready for them (if JFF hasn't been injured on or off the field). I just hope that they correct the issues and develop enough depth over the next few games to slow down Georgia's offense.

This post was edited on 9/8/13 at 10:57 pm

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Posted by LSU1NSEC

Member since Sep 2007

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Posted on 9/8/13 at 11:00 pm to whodidthat

Listened to game on radio. Announcer said that as soon as LSU put inexperienced players in UAB went to an unusual offense with 2 TE's on one side and pulling guards. Not sure how Chief adjusted but he's one of the best - maybe he wanted to test the young guys.