re: Les Miles will look at spread offenses of other teams-FWIW

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You dumbasses would rather see Coach Miles fail than see LSU suceed under him.


This is a fact




LINK? Wheres your proof? Wheres the data to support this limp dik assertion?

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logjamming (Posted on 12/28/15 at 12:22 pm to Choctaw)

So yes, I'd rather see LSU fail short term if it means Miles is gone.

You asked for proof. Run from it any way you need to.

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apparently denseness is a prerequisite for being a positiger.
do i need to explain to you that logjammer doesnt speak for anyone except himself?

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Melting.....melting....melting.

Squirm....Squirm....Squirm....

And I'm going to win the lottery!!

Looking at some other schools' offenses. Wow, having the country's most highly paid OC is really paying off for us!

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Les should look no further than what Dan Enos is doing at Arkansas. They're the perfect blend of a power run game with the ability to spread the ball out

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That's probably why Miles and Cam are watching film of other offenses. Trying to learn how to do those type things. They tried to update the offense this season, just doesn't look very well planned when they try it. Plus they seem to have a problem coaching execution on anything other then I formation dive plays and deep pass plays probably due to Cam/Miles lack of familiarity of anything else. Cam comes from a 'air Coryell' background which features mainly deep passes and dive plays so he and Miles are going to have to watch other teams game film to learn other offenses plays and schemes and philosophys.

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So because one disgruntled fan says this we all feel this way? nice generalizing there.

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That was just in this thread. You asked for it and there it was.

I would start a thread asking that question but it would likely get whacked pretty quick. But I guarantee there would be responses.

It's not about the spread vs our plain vanilla attack.

It's about not having plain vanilla, predictable play calling. It's about having more formations that spread the field (not just a spread "offense" per se). It's about having a route tree that includes more than just two routes: go & deep fade.

It's about having a Plan B, being able to make half time adjustments to implement it when Plan A isn't working.

It's about being able to self-analyze and say, you know, throughout my entire tenure we've had trouble getting plays in timely and have had to waste a lot of time outs, take a lot delay of games and it negatively affects the OL as far as their reads and trying to concentrate on the snap count, resulting in more offensive false starts than most teams of similar caliber. What should I do to fix that?

These are simple things to be expected of any $4.5M/yr coach but these simple adjustments simply aren't afforded to our fan base.

I don't care if your Plan B or attempt to adjust to fix a problem ends up not being effective. But don't just keep trotting out the same mistakes and same vanilla and getting the same results. Do SOMETHING to show you're at least TRYING to make improvements.

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o further than what Dan Enos is doing at Arkansas. They're the perfect blend of a power run game with the ability to spread the ball out

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This. Don't get the want for Baylor type BS. Just quit with the deep all or nothing pass plays, mix in the TE across the middle and keep our running identity.