re: This Just In: LSU Offense is Not Holding Back

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You just witnessed a great defensive effort by LSU followed by an even better effort by Florida. Colt McCoy wouldnt have led LSU to a win.

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holy fricking shite. Some really are in that much denial that our O doesn't suck.

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You just witnessed a great defensive effort by LSU followed by an even better effort by Florida. Colt McCoy wouldnt have led LSU to a win.

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I'll go you one better. Not only do I think McCoy could have led us to a win. I think Ryan Perriloux would have led us to a win.

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Colt McCoy wouldnt have led LSU to a win.

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Maybe or maybe not a win, but I 100% guarantee you we would have scored more than 3 fricking points with McCoy. Hell, at this point judging from what I've seen, the guy sitting on the bench and most of the other starting SEC QB's could have led us to more than a field goal.

The LSU Defense has improved enough that holding Florida/Injured Tebeaux to just 13 points should have resulted in a win. The Gators were ripe for the picking and we put that sad excuse of an offense out there for all the world and their mommas to see. If we had a QB that had just a rudimentary (Not even spectacular) knowledge of running a college level offense and coaches that know how to effectively use the existing talent, we SHOULD be scoring a lot more points.

Miles/Crowton have never let the "Double Secret Probation" offense out of the closet. It's been discarded and replaced with the "Running Scared Meerkat Offense" which needs to go through some sort of evolution in the next two weeks. But, if I were a betting man, I'd wager that little, if anything, is going to change. Ego, stubborness, status quo and doing things the Beaux (Bo) way will probably win out.

Surprize us all Les.........