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So many people do not understand the factor that matters most about the 2014 LSU Season - That is? It is a year of posturing and development in transition to a return to championship contention in the 2015-2016 2-year span. 1) We have started and/or played a tremendous number of true freshman 2) We have our weakest DLine in years, yet they are growing up. 3) No one with any sense expected us to truly overcome these 2 factors in the 2-14 season. Many hoped so, but no one should have expected such a thing. Yes, Anthony Jennings is on track to lack development, and that is a concern. Yes, Brandon Harris is not being given enough of an opportunity to redeem himself. Yes, that is concerning, as it makes our offense way to predictable, which is an issue. Yet, 2015 is the year when we will be valid in expecting our Tigers to contend for the SEC West, SEC and PLayoff Championships. Otherwise, you are an "over-concluder" if you cannot put the overall season into perspective. Our Tigers have made us proud, regardless of how we close out the season. So, if you cannot process the aggregate of the dynamics of 2014, and think that losing to Bama last night means we will never beat Saban again, or anything else of similar silliness - Please learn to gain some comprehensive thinking skills, or maybe a better attitude that is realistic and sensible. Because LSU is NOT falling down as a program. Jennings is likely to be our limiting factor moving forward, yet he and Harris will have one more year in the system for the 2015 and 2016 runs, and the rest of the team will be nasty good. Thank you very much.

Bama is LSU kryptonite. That game was won and we still fricked it up. A great season doesn't mean shite if you're still the second best team in your division.