Here is an X's and O's perspective that is quite simple to implement and very difficult to defend:

We are fortunate to have 4 skilled WRs that all do different things:
- Dural: Speed for days and good size. He can get behind any defense in the country. He is a very important key to this offense. Stretches the defense.
- Malachi: Super athelete. 6'4, 35+ inch vertical, good ball skills. If he high-points the ball, then very few defenders have a chance.
- Quinn: He is your 'do it all' - runs very good routes, above average hands, quick and has deceptive speed. Perfect for the slot.
- Diarse: Physical, so far pretty dependable

The read for the QB needs to be simple since they are so young. Here it is in a nutshell:
1) Where are the safeties? If they are back 10 yards off the LOS, then we have to be able to run the ball. If we cannot, then it is game.set.match. You have to be able to create space and run against a front 7 especially with the talent we have at RB and supposedly have at OL.
2) If one safety comes up, then throw the ball where he came from. If a SS is up to support against the run, then it means, by default, the WR on the outside is 1-on-1 with a CB. Especially if this is Dural, you have to trust your WR is going to "out athlete" the cover corner. Throw is up and let him make a play.
3) If both safeties are back, then you can easily scheme the defense into 1-on-1 matchups. Quinn is the key here - he is the slot guy that is matched against a 3rd/4th CB or a LB. This is a mismatch and Quinn can beat this defender more times than not. Run Quinn up the seam and force the safety to make a decision. If the safety helps on Quinn and stays near the hash, then the read is instantly to the outside WR - 1 v 1 - and you let your guy go make a play.
4) If the safety is shading to the outside WR, then it means the seam is going to be open because Quinn/Diarse can beat their 1v1 matchup.

If defenders are giving Dural 10 yard cushions so they don't get beat deep, then take the 7 yard curl and say 'thank you, may I have another'. Dural scares the crap out of the defense...if they play bump and run, then he beats them deep consistently. Therefore, they respect it and the curl and backshoulder are open most of the game.

These are simple reads that any QB should be able to make. They should also be able to audible with a hand gesture at the line based on what the safeties and CBs are doing.

Selection of Pre-Snap Reads:
1) Safeties back - run the ball.
2) Safety up - throw to his side
3) Corners back - curl, back shoulder or slant
4) Safety favors outside WR - hit the slot seam
5) Safety back, Corners back - slot seam, run a dig route (the seam runs the defender off creating space for the dig by the outside WR)

Sorry for the length. These are the concepts that are easy to execute at the college level when you have the talent to exploit the defense. LSU has the talent at WR - and the QB can make quick reads that get the ball out of his hands.

Interested in the boards thoughts.