Cam Cameron's offense at baltimore 2011 & 2012

Wasn't he fired...then went on to win Super bowl?

Thanks for the link , definitely you can tell who has his hand on the Mich oh excuse me LSU offense. Like Cameron says above only the real koolaid drinkers believe that Cam is actually 100 per cent control of the offense.

yep. the offense changed after that. even though it put up 41 points on the road.

the defense is what let LSU down but miles won't ever blame the defense

there's no way anyone could think cam is running the 2014 offense after watching the ravens during his time there.

that was a cam cameron offense. they were in the playoffs consistently.

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Florida game was called totally different

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yep, that game was completely different

ok sure believe what you want

MonsterB, you the MAN, spread the Truth. TD posters have been pointing this out since 2008. After four Offensive coordinators, LSU offense looks the same.

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It seemed like Cam had control until the Georgie loss last year. I noticed we got much more conservative on offense after that game.

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Through the 1st 6 games of the season, Mett threw 157 pass attempts. The last 6 games of the season, SEC crunch time, he threw for 139pass attempts. And he missed the end of the Arky game so if you add the 7 attempts Jennings had, even though Im pretty sure Mett would have been throwing it more than he did, he would be at least at 146pass attempts.Rushing wise, we had 230attempts in the 1st 6 games of the season and 234attempts the 2nd half of the season.

The difference in passing attempts per game in the 2nd half from the 1st half was just 1.8pass attempts less per game, rushing attempts was just 0.6 attempts more per game. Not a big difference, especially when you consider the blowouts that occurred early on in the season and the 2nd half was mostly SEC opponents.

And in regards to the UF game... the game plan was to run the ball and dominate the TOP. They were on their 3rd string QB and just flat out had a crappy offense. But, their D was very good with some great DBs. And, IIRC, Jarvis was not at 100% for that game. We ran the ball, dominated possession and were in control that entire game. And we obviously were more conservative vs Iowa with Jennings. That was to be expected.

But other than that, not sure where we went to a more conservative approach on offense.

But this year its blatanly obvious that Cameron is not in charge of the offensive playcalling and personnel.