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re: I'm looking forward to Jefferson throwing to Shepard

Posted on 1/5/09 at 10:43 am to
Posted by Tiger Ryno
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Posted on 1/5/09 at 10:43 am to
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i could argue we have a defense full of people who don't put forth the effort into buying into the scheme taught by their coord..kids that aren't "coachable" etc


I think you would be wrong to argue this. Our defense was clearly confused lots of the time. many many times the play call would not get to the defense until seconds before the snap. Many players looking over to the sidelines with arms raised. That's not on the players my friend. Potential is one thing as you have stated, but without coaching and proper development it will never fully blossom. The malveto experiment didn't make our players better. I'm not saying that Chavis is Buddy Ryan, but our defense will be much improved next year.
Posted by LSUfan4444
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Posted on 1/5/09 at 10:51 am to
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Our defense was clearly confused lots of the time


yeah, especially chad jones. but he has looked confused under 2 different coordinators

just saying they were confused because of the teaching approach and scheme and in no way could be at fault for not learning what they were supposed to learn i think is a bit premature

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That's not on the players my friend


how do you know?

there are NUMEROUS things you can attribute the players being confused to. bad coaching tecnnique and approach definitely has to take some of the blame, but the players have to shoulder blame as well

they need attitude and approach adjustments as well (mainly taylor and jones)

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Potential is one thing as you have stated, but without coaching and proper development it will never fully blossom


really good players are still really good even with bad coaching, good coaching makes them great

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I'm not saying that Chavis is Buddy Ryan, but our defense will be much improved next year.


when considering SEC standings, we have only 1 way to go

and if the offense improves, it should benefit the defense as well, but thinking that chavis = automatic defense improvement is a bit too early

LSU's D in 2008 was a typical chavis defense, 08 in Knoxville was the exception to the chavis rule, not the norm
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