re: Today is the Day that LSU Shows Significant Improvement in Passing

Les isnt as dumb as yall want him to be. Only way USCe beats us is with turnovers. LF7 isn't gonna fumble.

We won't be trying this week or next week.

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Last week in the first half we ran 30 plays, 11 of which were passes. It's not like we didn't try. We just didn't execute.

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My hope is that they worked the hell out of the issues exposed in that tape. There were plenty to go around between Harris, the WRs, and the O Line. Also, remember the way we attacked Auburn and State at the edges with screens and easy short stuff? Being that this is a conference game, those are likely to reappear this week.

If we could take the passing attack vs AU, and add two completed deeper throws and a two or three intermediates to that, we would be right where we need to be.

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We won't be trying this week or next week

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Sal

Good call Salviati. Got any good stock tips for the coming week?

You told us. What an amazing prediction.

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Yea and im gonna finally frick eva mendes

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So how was she?

I didn't need a glass ball or Tarot cards. There were several obvious factors that indicated that LSU would show significant improvement in the passing game. For example, the rankings of the defensive components of USCe and LSU's next four opponents clearly suggested that LSU would start focusing on the passing game. As another example, the back pressure was building on the development the passing game. There are also two recruiting factors that could not be ignored.

And for the record, I specifically referenced "LSU pass catching personnel" rather than receivers because it was fairly obvious that LSU would start working in TEs and backs into the passing game. One-third of the receptions yesterday were made by TEs and backs.