Miles' remark during ESPN post-game interview about Harris...

Throwing him under the bus trying to cover his own faults.

A couple times he could have kept the read option.

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My question is, what fricking mistakes could Miles possibly be referring to? In relation to Harris' lack of real-game experience throughout his young career, I thought he made excellent decisions time after time throughout the course of the game.

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Since you obviously have an in depth understanding of the specific game plan and have been to every practice and scrimmage, have been in all team meeting, it is a legitimate question.

Absent that, your question is just plain stupid. I am confident that there is a lot in this world that you don't understand.

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When questioned about Harris' play throughout the game, Les said something to the effect that Harris made a couple of mistakes but otherwise looked pretty good.

My question is, what fricking mistakes could Miles possibly be referring to? In relation to Harris' lack of real-game experience throughout his young career, I thought he made excellent decisions time after time throughout the course of the game.

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That is why you a fan and not the head coach of an SEC team. There were a few overthrown balls and some plays where he held the ball too long. There weren't many but there were a few mistakes so Miles was correct.

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lol...

I love these threads.

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They dig so deep to justify their beliefs and complaints

You must have access LSU's playbook to be so sure of your self!

For those disagreeing with me, do you feel that Miles makes sense in his interviews and gives meaningful answers? I've heard Miles say he thought we had good balance when we've had 70-30 pass-to-run ratios and I've heard him say a team had a lot of football left to play when all they had left was the bowl game.

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A couple times he could have kept the read option.

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I will grant you that one.

However, why the hell are we we even running the zone-read as part of this supposed pro-style/Bo Schembechler/whatever you want to call our offensive philosophy?

I understand how it is complimentary to our zone blocking scheme, but it doesn't seem like anyone on our offensive staff is highly qualified in effectively instructing how to execute the zone-read. I associate read option plays more with spread attacks, which we are definitely not.

Still, I will agree with you that if those were indeed read plays and not designed handoffs than Harris' decision-making wasn't always crispy.

However, as a passer he was very impressive.

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Since you obviously have an in depth understanding of the specific game plan and have been to every practice and scrimmage, have been in all team meeting, it is a legitimate question.

Absent that, your question is just plain stupid. I am confident that there is a lot in this world that you don't understand.

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Argumentum ad hominem...very nice.

What concrete evidence can you provide that Harris' decision making was sub-par and detrimental in any manner to the offense's success?

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hat concrete evidence can you provide that Harris' decision making was sub-par and detrimental in any manner to the offense's success?

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Well nobody, including Miles, said this about Harris. Your comprehension of context is sub-par and detrimental to your success of understanding things.

If you want to be technical, I see 5 mistakes Harris made just by looking at the top line of his stat sheet. That's assuming you don't believe a pass play is ever designed to yield an incomplete pass.