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re: (Reality) Todd McShay on Kayshon
Posted on 9/5/22 at 2:54 pm to Raz
Posted on 9/5/22 at 2:54 pm to Raz
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Everybody outside of LSU can see this. What I don't understand is why so much blind loyalty to a new player over someone who's been here and performed for you his whole career.
Daniels is new to LSU and is from SoCAL. But, I never saw him put his head down and He gave 100% effort the entire game. I applaud him for that.
Boutte, who yes is a LA native, had a chance to make a statement play on the 1st drive. He had a TD catch if once the ball was in his hands he does not let the DB rip it out. The Other TD on the skinny post, he did not even look for the ball and it would have hit him right in the numbers.
So call it lack of focus or whatever, but Daniels gave it 100% the entire game. Boutte not so much.
I just call it like I see it.
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Posted on 9/5/22 at 3:02 pm to JKChesterton
1.) That’s called a glance route not skinny post. It’s a timing route in which Daniel’s was off timing wise.
2.) WR read coverages - you run routes at 90-95% to be smooth while reading coverage and the burst on cut/breaks to 100%
3.) Kayshon won the 400 meter as a freshman in 4A. His 95% comes across as a 60%. He’s that smooth. I watched him all during high school
So you could call it like you see it if you knew what you were looking at.
2.) WR read coverages - you run routes at 90-95% to be smooth while reading coverage and the burst on cut/breaks to 100%
3.) Kayshon won the 400 meter as a freshman in 4A. His 95% comes across as a 60%. He’s that smooth. I watched him all during high school
So you could call it like you see it if you knew what you were looking at.
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