1) Spread them out 3-4 wide in shotgun & run and throw from this package . Neither of our quarterbacks are I formation guys & teams are stacking the box.

2) Be less predictable. If it's run, run, pass 90% of the time, it's not too hard to defend. Throw on first down some. It's not fair to our O line or RB's to run into a brick wall. We're gonna get someone killed. See #1 above (same reasoning)

3) if Brandon Harris is gonna start, get him to pick 10-15 plays (from the playbook) he is most comfortable with & run those starting with Florida, at least get him into a rhythm (until he learns more of the playbook) Why call plays he either doesn't know or isn't proficient at ?

4) A few short, safe passes to the tight end & Florida might have a heart attack due to surprise .

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Posted by Storm22

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Posted on 10/5/14 at 10:30 pm to doze4

We've had down years in the past but having a down year while the rest of the West has not just gotten better but are all now light years ahead of us. Modern day LSU football has never experienced this. Could be a difficult road to get it back. On another note, how in the world can we expect a young QB who has NEVER and I mean NEVER in his entire football career, had to get under center? Why put this kid in this situation for the first time in his life on the road in an SEC game? BH is a shotgun QB and has been since high school. What kind of coaching staff would say "lets put him under center even though he's never done it before" It makes no sense at all and very unfair to the kid.

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