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Coach Les Miles met with the media on Monday after LSU's closed practice and said that offensive coordinator Cam Cameron and defensive coordinator Dave Aranda will both coach from the sideline in 2016.

Cam Cameron has always coached from the booth but came down to the sideline for LSU's 56-27 victory over Texas Tech in the Texas Bowl last season.

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LSU Wayne93 months
Good. Probably best way to start the season.
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beantown93 months
I think Cam should be. Honestly don't know about Aranda though, is he usualy a sideline guy? Seems like he'd be a booth guy.
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theBru93 months
First time? Hoping it is the Right Time...
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NamariTiger93 months
Aranda was on the sideline for Wisconsin. He gets hyped just like coach O.
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BayouBengal6193 months
So yesterday someone tried to convince me that Samaj Perine was a more talented back than LF7...
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Mouche33793 months
That person was obviously dropped on their head as a baby, hit in the head with a brick the day before they made that comment, and struck by lightning right after they made that comment.
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wish i was tebow93 months
Aranda has done both. Said in his opening presser he liked being on the field to look in his guys eyes and know what they need. Being in the booth gives a great view of the field and see more of whats happening. Obviously I am paraphrasing. I want to know who is going to be in the booth
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Coater93 months
One can only hope BDP will be in the booth and out of Miles' ear
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tigersownall93 months
frickin a. Harris likes cam on the ground anyway. Better communication.
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Quid Pro Quo93 months
Look at the top programs with animated coaches on the sidelines, high-energy, getting the plays and subs in on time, throwing high fives and headsets. From all those field trips to winning up-Tempo, RPO (run-pass-option) spread programs like CLEM, ALA, HOU, TCU, BAY, OM, OSU we SHOULD see a shotgun, Up-Tempo, multiple spread attack opening the field for passing, running, and the QB option. We have not spread any opposing defenses or put them on their heels with tempo. The slowest, least spread, most predictable program in the FBS does not work in November. ALA had 2 D units on the field waiting to see which play we called. Harris playing from the shotgun as a FR led the highest scoring O in Points/Min in the nation. Then it was relapse to SOS at AUB. If Harris changed places with Watson he would be every bit as good or better. It is the scheme; surely they learned that from the imaginary field trips.
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Lsu4life4293 months
That's awesome news ??
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SpartyGator93 months
Cam C. Usually called plays from field when he was with Ravens. I knew Aranda was field DC as well.
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Mouche33793 months
I like Aranda on the sidelines, but I'd rather Cam in the booth. I want him to be able to see the entire field so he can better identify weaknesses in opposing defenses and call plays to exploit those weaknesses. That's just me tho...
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IIxxBREADxxII93 months
Praise God!!!!
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MemberSince200393 months
The thing is, being on the field with the players has no substitute. Technology is at a point where Cam and Aranda can see the entire field within seconds of a play. I get that it may be too late to be useful on the immediately following play, but that's a small price to pay for being down there in the arena with your men.
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LSUballs93 months
Good. Now if we can just keep Les in the locker room during the games the sky is the limit.
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