What is it with the LSU fanbase and playing favorites with RBs when there is a stable of good ones? Ford was the man before he even stepped on the field. Now Ware has one great game and he is the clear future. Neither is the sole and clear future. They are both very talented in their own way, and the one that stays hot long enough in practice and shows that they can be both talented and consistent in their assignments will win the job. Now considering that Ware was ahead in the depth chart to start the season, even though Ford had a year on him, Ware is probably the favorite. But any good team needs at least two good RBs. And almost every good team runs by committee nowadays.

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Posted by EricB

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Posted on 1/9/11 at 11:38 pm to Tigercat

Tigercat, i've said it all along. Mile's picks favorites and sticks with them. If Miles leaves this year, you will see a lot of players lose their positions and probably shift around on the depth chart.

RS - great athelete... not a top 3 Wide reciever on the current roster much less when Landry comes to the team

Ridley - A fullback. That's what he is and should be. He's had a hell of a season, but he also had a hell of a lot of touches. We ran it on 3rd down many times instead of making legitimate shots at the first down.

Craig Loston - Hard hitter - recruited as a safety... great player ... I think chavis has other plans for him still...

Jordan jefferson - I don't even need to go there.

I think you'd see some changes on the O line as well. I also think we would use TE's less often when in shotgun and go to 4wr sets... a hybrid TE is cool, but this isn't the NFL... he's an amazing iTE and will go to the PRO's because of his uniqueness... still wouldn't rely on him as a run blocker, etc. AND WE don't have DREW BREES

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