Can someone explain the "coaches aren't putting players in a position to succeed

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At what point do you draw the line between blaming coaching or blaming the player?

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Different players, same coaches, same results. You do the math.

I don't think they ran any or very few 3 wide receiver sets against wisconsin. They ran more of it last night, but not enough.

We have more active players in the NFL than any school. Where does that equate into that math?

People try to find all these simple fixes....it is the program

We don't know if it is the QB because we don't know if the WR are running correct routes, we know they run em like shite. But are they even right.

We don't block well because we do t have good technique or know our assignments.

I don't know if our calls at the line are consistent between the line and QB. No one does I suspect not

This is why our O doesn't work. And for this Miles sees it and he is correct.

The problem is a culture of shortcuts. We don't put in the work to get this stuff done right.

It spans too many years and too many players and too many coaches

For this reason, until the culture changes we will see same results

Square peg round hole

Miles has a hammer tho

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We have more active players in the NFL than any school. Where does that equate into that math?

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Recruiting...talent honed at the next level. It sure as hell is not Miles being a guru of skill development.

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Not designing plays that make easier throws that our original starter needed to succeed.

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LOL. Nothing that difficult about the throws Harris missed on, or the ones Etling missed in 2nd half, save maybe the bomb to Dupre.
Sometimes the difficulty is not throwing the difficult throws and using the short pass on hot route or check down which is something LSU's "original starter" has had trouble with.

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think it is because in Miles tenure how often have we seen any improvement in the qb position. 

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Every starter.

Lee and Jefferson improved, jmarc, Flynn, mett. Jennings transferred and Harris hasn't finished his career either.


Just more bullshite from fans.

The scheme has never been the issue.

This is a very simplistic view of it, but more often than not, simplicity is the best way to view a situation to solve a problem.

The goal for the LSU offense every game should be to put as many points as possible on their opponent to achieve victory.

You think LSU accomplishes this consistently?

Look at where your talent is at on the team.

And by talent, I mean weapons.

QBs, RBs, TEs, and definitely WR.

LSU rather showcase/put emphasis on just one of these positions, when in reality, you can showcase all 4 to make the team better.

LSU's OL is struggling. If people are jacked up by the Jax State Game, then just wait for SEC play.

So make it easier for them by spreading the field by taking guys out of the box. Miles brought in a OL coach who ran spread concepts in previous stops, but we don't run it.

Put the stars on the field.

Get Chark, drake Davis, Desean Smith,Jacoury Washington more involved. Not just putting them on the field, but design plays that actually get them the ball.

You can still run LF,DG as much as you want.

The bottom line is this:

Do you honestly believe this coaching staff gets the best out of its offensive talent after you watch UH, OM, FSU, UNC, etc.?

If that answer is no, then you answered your own question.

LSU could do way better than 100 fricking yards passing against Jax St.