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. I think Les and his staffs inability to develop QBs, and the ineptness on offense because of our poor QB is what helped us lose. Les has a big weakness in football strategy as it relates to personnel decisions, tendencies and exploiting opponets weaknesses.

I'd agree with you if we weren't one year removed from the most prolific offense in LSU history. Miles was the coach then too.

Our passing game is largely dependent on true freshmen. That's going to be a problem for anyone.

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Posted by SabiDojo

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Posted on 11/9/14 at 3:11 pm to HoopyD

I would agree but you have to be careful when giving an outlier more credit than it deserves. Time will tell, though.

This post was edited on 11/9/14 at 3:12 pm

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Posted by Big EZ Tiger

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Posted on 11/9/14 at 3:22 pm to HoopyD

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I'd agree with you if we weren't one year removed from the most prolific offense in LSU history. Miles was the coach then too.

Yeah, but even with that offense, it took a miracle drive by Anthony Jennings to pull out a W at home against a winless-in-the-SEC Arkansas team at home in Tiger Stadium. And Bama ended up blowing us out, holding us to under 300 yards on offense and completely shutting down our running game. It took great talent being in the system three years for us to be pretty good on offense. In 2012, we had the 94th passing offense with Mett, OBJ, Landry, J. Hill, Ware and Ford on offense.

The best I have ever seen LSU's offense against a good D was that 2012 Bama game. We used a variety of plays and tried to attack the D in many ways.

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