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SEC Coaches Talk Anonymously About LSU
by TD Staff Reporter
August 5, 201420 Comments

Crystal LoGiudice-USA TODAY Sports
Athlon Sports asked coaches in the SEC to talk anonymously about their opponents heading into 2014 and this is what they had to say about LSU:
quote:
LSU
“Obviously losing quarterback Zach Mettenberger hurts them a little bit. They have a couple of talented options coming up there but it will be interesting to see how they develop that talent. Cam Cameron has the personnel to go to a dual-threat quarterback but he’s more of a pro-style guy.”…
“They might have lost a few key players up front but return that good left tackle (La’El Collins).”…
“Those two receivers they had are gone and they were two of the best. I’m not really sure who’s filling those roles because they got the ball so much.”…
“Obviously the question is, who is the quarterback that will step up?”…
“The defense last year was pretty inexperienced and quite honestly weren’t very good.”…
“John Chavis’ scheme isn’t really that hard. He always does a good job hiding deficiencies just enough where he puts players in position to make plays. They had a lot of growing up to do up front. It all depends on how those guys develop. If they don’t get better up front, their team won’t be better. There really wasn’t one from last year that stood out, at least not compared to the standard LSU has set for that spot.”…
“Losing those guys will catch up with them. Slowly, if you lose kids to Alabama or Texas schools, you can still have stars but do they still have quality depth they used to?”…
“None of those guys on defense coming back really stuck out to me."
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