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re: Is Our Offense Too Complex?
Posted on 10/6/14 at 8:57 pm to Cleetus_VanDamme
Posted on 10/6/14 at 8:57 pm to Cleetus_VanDamme
I think so. QB is always confused every year. We can never do the simple things. Teams like auburn and a&m have a handful of plays with variations. Most teams look like they practice the plays they run and lsu usually looks like kids in the backyard making shite up in the dirt
Posted on 10/6/14 at 9:03 pm to matsuflex
Exactly. The decision calculus for Auburn's QB is simple, really simple, as is their entire offense. They just run it extremely well, extremely efficiently, and extremely fast. And it works. We may run the freakin' toss dive a hundred times a night, but we're obviously wasting a ton of time each week practicing plays and formations we rarely run. If we just spread it out and asked the QB to make a quick read we'd probably, you know, convert a 3rd down.
Posted on 10/7/14 at 12:23 am to matsuflex
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I think so. QB is always confused every year. We can never do the simple things. Teams like auburn and a&m have a handful of plays with variations. Most teams look like they practice the plays they run and lsu usually looks like kids in the backyard making shite up in the dirt
Those teams run those offenses with great athletes. Yet LSU has generally been successful in stopping them because they have had great athletes with experience on defense. That is not the case this year.
It is easy to always focus on the games which are not successful. LSU has been consistently successful in what they do. Perhaps the times are really changing, but lets give it at least a five year period of comparison before making a judgment. Teams no longer run the wishbone and the veer for a reason although they were successful offenses. Wasn't that long ago that Rich Rodriguez was the darling of the offensive gurus.
It just may be that teams are catching LSU and to a lesser extent Alabama in the down cycle and both will begin to ( hate to say it) restore order next season.
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