re: Why the sudden loss of faith in pro offenses? I do believe offense is all Miles

come back if we are still doing this shite against MSU. Right now it was against ULM so they wanted to be conservative as frick.

Nothing wrong with that plan except I think we should have tried to work on the passing game more.

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Are you serious with this shite? Good teams absolutely steamroll inferior opponents for 60 minutes, just like they're supposed to. I hate being critical because Miles' record speaks for itself. But if you're trying to make excuses for his teams playing down to the competition, and for absolutely ridiculous offensive schemes in these types of games then you're kidding yourself. Find another top 10 program over the past decade that does this year in/year out. You won't be able to find one

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You really think we were going to come out and try to pound a Louisiana school to death and risk losing players right before SEC play? Our bye weeks are at the end of the schedule. C'mon man. The o-line was playing it like how they were in the spring game. What would have happened if La'el went down with an ACL injury on a pancake block? Everyone would be calling for the staffs' heads because they were trying too hard against an inferior opponent.

I swear some of you don't know football.

ETA: I compare it to in 2009 when Payton pulled Brees out and dropped like 3 games. Not worth losing players. Play it conservative and don't show all your tricks too early.

This is the dumbest thing I have ever heard... We played a conservative bs offense last night because we didn't want to risk injury? My only guess is les doesn't want a repeat of 08 and we are moving along slowly to keep the confidence level of the qb high. Play to our strength on D.
And run the ball on "o".

What I don't get is why we can't spread the field to run the ball, similar to auburn. They keep you spread out and then pound it up the middle, which I think we would really excel at