re: Chavis thoughts on LSU offense

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"(Chavis) threw his hands up and felt he'd done all he could do," one source said. "They made zero progress offensively and it became a sore point, not that he was pointing fingers, but it led to some uncomfortable feelings.

"I think the thing that still gnaws at him was the BCS championship game (in 2012 that LSU lost 21-0), where he holds Alabama out of the end zone for the longest time. He felt, 'What else could I do?'" In that game, Alabama kicked five field goals before finally scoring a touchdown late in the fourth quarter.

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Don't blame him one damn bit and this should worry fans.


As for the BCS game, I remember thinking at halftime how glad I was that Chavis was DC and that our defense kept us in the game.

As for our defenses last year and this year, they started out young and dumb but DID improve during the year. One thing we have seen out of his defenses is improvement each year during the season. That's coaching.