Tips:
1. Abandon the RPO so long as Nuss is QB.
2. Do not assume one opponent is similar to another simply because they played a close game, on a neutral field, 4-weeks ago.

Observations:
BK is 100% responsible for the A&M meltdown. Lack of preparation for backup running QB, and false start penalties + special teams issues at this point in the season, lay squarely at the feet of the coaching staff.

BK referenced the Arkansas game at least twice during the postgame press conference. This reeks of complacency, assuming a similar outcome between two different opponents because they played a close game 4-weeks ago.

Still time to get if fixed. I remain confident BK can right the ship.

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Posted by sportsfan

Member since Feb 2011

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Posted on 10/28/24 at 10:31 am to Bruce Lee

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Abandon the RPO so long as Nuss is QB

Can we somehow sticky a thread explaining what an RPO is? Nuss is just fine running RPO's. He's a non-factor in the zone read game.

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Posted by Salviati

Member since Apr 2006

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Posted on 10/28/24 at 10:32 am to Bruce Lee

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1. Abandon the RPO so long as Nuss is QB.

Please make it stop. For the love of all that is holy.

There is ZERO reason why LSU should not call an RPO with Nuss at QB.

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Posted by tgdk11

Member since Nov 2017

1481 posts

Posted on 10/28/24 at 10:34 am to Bruce Lee

Scored few nice easy tds in big games where nuss keeps on rpo, cause reads lbs biting up, and tosses easy td passes on slants. Rpo isn't a read option, just is an element of it. It's ability to hand to rb run or pull and pass if lbs bite up and leave open space to throw

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