Is Les Miles pissed that Cam's offense gets creative?

He is just a stubborn arse coach that has been coaching scared for years. LSU could have scored 50, if he would let Cam call the game like did in the second quarter he won't stay out of the fricking playbook.

You sound as if you see what you want to see and what you don't see you imagine. When Etling showed that we can actually execute an intermediate passing game, the "toss dive" type plays actually can gain some yards. By the way, didn't you see Miles on the shot of Miles on the headset with the Playcard. He and Cam were in sync. Didn't we run a pro style offense when Mettenberger was here?

Yeah, I don't get it.

It seemed so effortless when Etling came in, I wondered if we were calling different plays. I think they were the same plays - Harris just can't make the reads. I think he locks on to a receiver - and that's the end of it.

Etling had a few bad throws but his poise alone earned him the job IMO. I know he checked down at least twice - something Harris seems to struggle with -
same with AJ. He also had good pocket presence. 3 or 4 of his incompletions were at least a good read (his target was open).

why you think they went back to 2 receiver routes in the second half?

Few dumb penalties too.

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why you think they went back to 2 receiver routes in the second half?

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I think THIS is the primary reason for LSU's terrible passing attack over the years. 1 and 2 receiver routes with 1 of the routes being a zip/streak....so if it's intercepted it will simply be like a punt. This is how Miles thinks IMO.

A play with 4 or 5 receiver routes forces the defenses to cover all options - thereby opening everything else up. Our QBs certainly can't make 4 reads/check downs but it doesn't matter. He doesn't need to.

Maybe he wasn't pissed at the game, but under inconceivable amounts of stress after the beating he took this week?

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It seemed so effortless when Etling came in, I wondered if we were calling different plays. I think they were the same plays - Harris just can't make the reads. I think he locks on to a receiver - and that's the end of it.

Etling had a few bad throws but his poise alone earned him the job IMO. I know he checked down at least twice - something Harris seems to struggle with -
same with AJ. He also had good pocket presence. 3 or 4 of his incompletions were at least a good read (his target was open).

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I watched the game on WatchESPN after it was over. I didn't know the score but a friend had texted me ans said "the great Brandon Harris experiment is over", so I knew he'd been pulled, but that's all.

Anyway, I shocked to see the checkdowns. He looked like a QB who could think quickly and knew his options that existed. He certainly still needs work, but what I saw was encouraging (and yes, Miles looked pissed ans he needs to just go ahead and let his gray hair go natural because that reddish Just for Men crap he's using looks like shite).

Are you a moron?