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“The one thing is he’ll have this tendency where sometimes if something’s working, he won’t stick with it,” continued Wilson. “That’s a little bit of a drawback because (it makes you think) if they can’t stop it then stick with it. But he sort of tries to outsmart himself a little bit by saying ‘I need to adjust or I’m going to adjust because they don’t have the personnel to adjust.’”

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some option football

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The one thing is he’ll have this tendency where sometimes if something’s working, he won’t stick with it,”

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He had an argument with John Harbaugh and wasn’t listening to staff input maybe as much as he should have been

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Sounds like CLM

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“The offense by itself,” Wilson said, “I don’t think there’s any reason why at the collegiate level Les needs to do anything other than tell Cam, ‘Hey, this is my vision. This is my take. Let’s talk about it. You execute it and I trust you.’

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many on the Bayou will want to see it to believe it.

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All year long, LSU ran the ball up the gut with two or three TEs on 3rd and short and all year long people stop us. 3rd down conversion and redzone offense probably cost LSU all three losses. It was pitiful against Towson and it was pitiful against Clemson. It never got better.

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I do think he is the one guy who will tell les to shove it if he tries to call the offense.

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Asked what the biggest downside of Cameron is, Wilson responded he can over-think the game and playcalling from time to time.

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People might say, "I don't trust a guy who has a similar philosophy to Miles."

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This is the only thing I don't like in that article. Paralysis by analysis with Crowton was absolutely maddening at times.

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truth crowton was way guilty with this. remember the infamous tenn game with the extra play crowton was bringing in a 3 wr set on almost the goal line.

miles/stud can be guilty of it too. clemson = throwing three times late. once again, the calls weren't insane if that first or second pass (can't remember which one) wasn't dropped.

good execution makes play calling rather easy. we didn't see bama do anything special against ND, they just lined up and ran them over because they executed the hell out of their plays.

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Yes. I see posts here all the time about the "playbook" this year. It wasn't that the plays were bad, it was the plays that were called in specific situations that were bad.

Throwing at the ends of the TAMU and Clemson games with a lead are two examples that stick out to me.

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if you honestly believe this, i'v got beach front property i'd like to sell you, and a bunch of other shite as well.

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Harbaugh and Cameron, according to the sources, were involved in a heated exchange on the sidelines that carried over into the locker room after the game. After Harbaugh conferred with Bisciotti and several others in the organization, according to the sources, a decision was made to release Cameron.

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clemson = throwing three times late. once again, the calls weren't insane if that first or second pass (can't remember which one) wasn't dropped.

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1st pass was caught. 2nd down was the boot action where Mett overthrew an open Jarvis. 3rd down got batted down. looked like a slant and Vadal missed the memo about getting his man's arms down.

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