Great idea, but I honestly cant remember the last time a receiver caught a ball in stride. The best we can hope for is run to a spot, turn around and hope the ball is close.

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Posted by Scooby

Member since Aug 2006

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Posted on 9/6/15 at 12:11 pm to Lakeboy7

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Great idea, but I honestly can remember the last time a receiver caught a ball in stride. The best we can hope for is run to a spot, turn around and hope the ball is close.

Jennings hit dural and diarse in stride for tds in Wisconsin game last year. Jennings hit dural in stride sam houston on first play. Jennings best pad was actually the long ball.

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Posted by wildtigercat93

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Posted on 9/6/15 at 12:14 pm to Lakeboy7

We've got a QB that can throw it on a rope

And it's a small sample size but it tells me that they trust Brandon to run a real offense and utilize our playmakers

Watching the game between Southern Miss and Ms state and I think a guy like Diarse could have a huge game playing the seams. they had issues covering the hashes

They also gave up some big plays running and passing.

SM really had a chance in the game but their coach played conservative in the fourth and then Miss State scored some garbage time to make it look better

If we can stop Prescott from going 08 Tebow on us, then we'll be fine

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Posted by Penrod

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Posted on 9/6/15 at 1:06 pm to Lakeboy7

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Great idea, but I honestly cant remember the last time a receiver caught a ball in stride. The best we can hope for is run to a spot, turn around and hope the ball is close.

Do you idiots just make this shite up? There's plenty to criticize about LSU's offense last year, but there were 100 instances, at least, of receivers catching perfectly thrown balls in stride. This includes multiple deep balls from both QBs, and it includes several to the TE in the bowl game.