re: What will be Different About the LSU offense this year?

I personally want to see more shotgun and less I-form. I really have never seen a hurry-up offense use I-form, but we still had it in the Spring Game. I think the switch to no-huddle will place the offensive emphasis back to where it should be--gaining yards and scoring points, not winning the T.O.P. Clemson showed us a running offense doesn't win the T.O.P. 1st downs do. I'd just hate to see us revert back to the I if Mettenberger struggles. This will likely happen tho. So just like last year, it's still up to the passing game to prove itself before Miles really lets the leash off.

Playcalling: Against South Carolina, I shite you not, we ran the same slant play twice in-a-row for incompletions, then ran it again later that drive and USCe picked it off and almost scored. This did not stop us from running the play again later in the game.