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re: Initial Reaction - Bama Re-watch

Posted on 11/8/22 at 4:15 pm to
Posted by Alt26
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Posted on 11/8/22 at 4:15 pm to
I thought outside of Alabama's first drive, LSU really dominated the first quarter, and was PO'd that dominance was somewhat wasted by LSU only getting 7 points. I though the early play-calling was very cautious despite the fact it has been proven time and time again that if you are going to beat Alabama you have to be willing to challenge them on offense. Meaning attacking the middle of the field and taking one-on-one deep shots when presented. LSU was reluctant to do so.

The DL, particularly Wingo, got a lot of push to affect Young, but Perkins is a game-changer. Young is terrific at escaping pressure and making plays down field. But even when he could step away from the inside pressure Perkins was a heat-seeking missile that was constantly there.

LSU's WRs are just tough. I know there has been an emphasis to do so since the Auburn game, but any time LSU can get one of their guys one-on-one Daniels has to get it out to them. I'll take LSU's WR in a 50/50 fight every time.

This isn't the best secondary LSU has ever had, but they are at least physical. You might be able to run by them from time to time, but they are willing to come up an hit you.

Thank God BOB decided it wasn't important to run Gibbs more
Posted by Chrome
Chromeville
Member since Nov 2007
10420 posts
Posted on 11/8/22 at 4:48 pm to
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Thank God BOB decided it wasn't important to run Gibbs more


Many Bama fans on the SEC rant were voicing their extreme displeasure with this. 15 runs for 99 yards.
Posted by wrongRob
Tampa FL
Member since Oct 2017
935 posts
Posted on 11/8/22 at 4:53 pm to
quote:

I thought outside of Alabama's first drive, LSU really dominated the first quarter, and was PO'd that dominance was somewhat wasted by LSU only getting 7 points. I though the early play-calling was very cautious despite the fact it has been proven time and time again that if you are going to beat Alabama you have to be willing to challenge them on offense. Meaning attacking the middle of the field and taking one-on-one deep shots when presented. LSU was reluctant to do so.

The DL, particularly Wingo, got a lot of push to affect Young, but Perkins is a game-changer. Young is terrific at escaping pressure and making plays down field. But even when he could step away from the inside pressure Perkins was a heat-seeking missile that was constantly there.

LSU's WRs are just tough. I know there has been an emphasis to do so since the Auburn game, but any time LSU can get one of their guys one-on-one Daniels has to get it out to them. I'll take LSU's WR in a 50/50 fight every time.

This isn't the best secondary LSU has ever had, but they are at least physical. You might be able to run by them from time to time, but they are willing to come up an hit you.

Thank God BOB decided it wasn't important to run Gibbs more


Dude you completely nailed it. OP is pumped but he certainly not see the game like you do!
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