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LSU Adds Two Assistants To Coaching Staff

by TD Staff Reporter

February 25, 201617 Comments

Matt Bush-USA TODAY Sports

FootballScoop.com is reporting that LSU has added Chris Kragthorpe & Carter Blount to the coaching staff.

quote:
LSU: Chris Kragthorpe has returned to LSU and will serve as an offensive analyst and Carter Blount is joining the staff as well as special teams grad assistant sources tell FootballScoop. Both Kragthorpe and Blount were on staff at Georgia this past season.

Kragthorpe is the son of former offensive coordinator and current chief of staff Steve Kragthorpe. Chris served was an offensive graduate assistant for the Bulldogs last season.

Blount, a native of Mobile, Alabama and a Crimson Tide graduate, served as Special Teams Quality Control Coordinator for the Bulldogs last season.

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putativefish

Nevermind, I followed the link, and it was the Georgia Bulldogs

Reply•91 months

putativefish

Which Bulldogs did they coach for last season?

Reply•91 months

dreaux

Miles needs to fix the strength training next

Reply•91 months

bootyswamper

"Miles continues to fill holes in the coaching staff." That made me laugh.

Reply•91 months

biglego

I know there's a coach limit. Yet LSU is finding room for all these ancillary coaches, and a TE coach. All nice to have, but a dedicated QB coach might be more useful. A guy that can focus solely on QBs. Cam and Craig can still help out. But QBs need all the help possible at LSU.

Reply•91 months

foshizzle

>>i don't know what half of these coaches do That won't stop the rantards from criticizing anyway.

Reply•91 months

JOHNN

You are only allowed so many coaches on staff. Thats typically why the OC is also the QB coach on most staffs

Reply•91 months

biglego

Walking turtles, I hope you're right about Craig, but he was hired as wide receiver coach. And Cameron is the OC. I'm saying that QB needs its own coach, just like TE has. The QB position is that important and the production has been too abysmal.

Reply•91 months

dreaux

Tell you what...this offensive analyst has his work cut out... I'm guessing it's watching tape of our offense. Poor guy prolly drinks 4 pots of coffee watching that footage to stay awake

Reply•91 months

WalkingTurtles

@biglego Craig will help with the QBs dude, he has experience being he helped with Jameis Winston. Miles got him to help us incorporate spread elements, don't just post your ignorance

Reply•91 months

dreaux

@bigelo Craig is an excellent QB coach..so is Cameron

Reply•91 months

dreaux

Didn't know we had a chief of staff and that kragthorpe was it... Boggles the mind how are offense was with so many offensive mind's on staff. It just has to get better.

Reply•91 months

Tigah n T-town

The "special teams quality control" coordinator will prolly be a huge job with BDP current level of quality on special teams

Reply•91 months

Tigah n T-town

The "special teams quality control" coordinator will prolly be a huge job with BDP current level of quality on special teams

Reply•91 months

GeauxTigersLee

"served as Special Teams Quality Control Coordinator". What in the world is that?

Reply•91 months

Dingeaux

i don't know what half of these coaches do