re: Offensive jugger ... not; LSU loses 13-3

Defense showed adn played well. It is improving.
Offense is the problem, of course, and the issues there are obvious:
1) JJ is not an effective weapon, and, in fact he negates the effectiveness of our runners and receivers. He frightens no SEC defense;
2) Our OL is still inconsistent, but perhaps showed some slight improvement against a very good Fla. DL. Penalites, blown assignments and lack of physicality still predominate;
3)TT, poor routes, poor hands adn poor ball skills;
4)If we and an overarching offensive strategy it was nowhere apparent in the plays called. How did Crowton plan to score points?