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re: How long will we stay with the run/run/pass/punt offense...
Posted on 11/4/15 at 4:47 pm to BoostAddict
Posted on 11/4/15 at 4:47 pm to BoostAddict
Until every one of you that hates it cut your own throat and run screaming down the street.
Posted on 11/4/15 at 4:50 pm to BoostAddict
Hopefully, we run the ball first at least as long as:
1. We have a number 7 in the backfield
2. He's healthy
3. The back of his jersey says, and I quote , "F-O-U-R-N-E-T-T-E".
I'll explain why, as you're obviously a lil slow.
Ya see, the way it works is like this. When you're on offense, the plays you call are always balancing at least two things, those being their chance of success and the risk that something really bad happens by running that particular play. Balance, child, balance.
To fully explain, I'd have to define words like success and really bad, and because I know you can't stay with me that long, I'll sort of pare this down to its most elementary components.....because we have a really good group of offensive linemen, who block for what may be the best running back to ever play college football, and because THAT guy gets breathers (that's rest) when other exceptionally good running backs come into the game, and because when that risk thing is considered, a whole lot of really bad things are less likely to happen when we hand the ball off to either that 7 guy or one of his very capable and likely "not tired" replacements, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to not do just that, especially when the alternative in your scenario includes but one option - - employ of the forward pass.
Now, I understand from where you see things. I know that you are not the first to be been lured in by this very useful - in moderation - thing called a forward pass, what with its sexiness, and lore, and beauty. Ultimately, know this. It's a siren's call. It can hurt you. It's alot like wine, see. Just a little is wonderful. Too much though, and......well, let's just say you don't want to go where it can take you. Don't be a fool, and chase its quick points and false hope. Especially when it's unnecessary.
Find the beauty of the A gap. Know that those who receive forward passes are also valuable in the run game. Be satisfied with yards collected methodically. That wears on your opponent, unlike the quick strike, which gives your opponent false hope that he's not really losing the war - just some critical battles. And above all, remember to never lose the war because you tried to be something you are not.
Go in peace, and have sinful thoughts no more.
1. We have a number 7 in the backfield
2. He's healthy
3. The back of his jersey says, and I quote , "F-O-U-R-N-E-T-T-E".
I'll explain why, as you're obviously a lil slow.
Ya see, the way it works is like this. When you're on offense, the plays you call are always balancing at least two things, those being their chance of success and the risk that something really bad happens by running that particular play. Balance, child, balance.
To fully explain, I'd have to define words like success and really bad, and because I know you can't stay with me that long, I'll sort of pare this down to its most elementary components.....because we have a really good group of offensive linemen, who block for what may be the best running back to ever play college football, and because THAT guy gets breathers (that's rest) when other exceptionally good running backs come into the game, and because when that risk thing is considered, a whole lot of really bad things are less likely to happen when we hand the ball off to either that 7 guy or one of his very capable and likely "not tired" replacements, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to not do just that, especially when the alternative in your scenario includes but one option - - employ of the forward pass.
Now, I understand from where you see things. I know that you are not the first to be been lured in by this very useful - in moderation - thing called a forward pass, what with its sexiness, and lore, and beauty. Ultimately, know this. It's a siren's call. It can hurt you. It's alot like wine, see. Just a little is wonderful. Too much though, and......well, let's just say you don't want to go where it can take you. Don't be a fool, and chase its quick points and false hope. Especially when it's unnecessary.
Find the beauty of the A gap. Know that those who receive forward passes are also valuable in the run game. Be satisfied with yards collected methodically. That wears on your opponent, unlike the quick strike, which gives your opponent false hope that he's not really losing the war - just some critical battles. And above all, remember to never lose the war because you tried to be something you are not.
Go in peace, and have sinful thoughts no more.
This post was edited on 11/5/15 at 10:43 am
Posted on 11/4/15 at 5:15 pm to BoostAddict
quote:
How long will we stay with the run/run/pass/punt offense
LSU has opened a drive with a run-run-pass-punt situation six times this season (3 MSU, one of the runs was a reverse; 1 @ SU, which was series LF7 had 87-yard run called back; 2 times against Florida, of which one included a delay of game penalty).
So, this season, there have been THREE drives all season that have included a run to a running back, run to a running back, pass, punt without a penalty. THREE. Six total if you include two drives that included penalties and one with a Dural run.
This post was edited on 11/4/15 at 5:20 pm
Posted on 11/4/15 at 5:26 pm to BoostAddict
The OP'r needs to do his research before talkin shite.
LSU has #2 Total Offense and #2 Scoring Offense among the Playoff contenders. I don't care what all the little spread offense schools are doing in the MAC - Compare to our peers. They are only behind Clemson by a smidge on both categories.
Therefore the OP needs to watch the fricking games.
LSU has #2 Total Offense and #2 Scoring Offense among the Playoff contenders. I don't care what all the little spread offense schools are doing in the MAC - Compare to our peers. They are only behind Clemson by a smidge on both categories.
Therefore the OP needs to watch the fricking games.
Posted on 11/4/15 at 5:39 pm to BoostAddict
I hope your massive Tube Quasar TV balanced precariously on a milk crate in the living room of your trailer falls on you the first time we run this play!
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Posted on 11/4/15 at 6:24 pm to BoostAddict
Anyone else think this was a bump of an old thread? That would've made a lot more sense than the OP.
Posted on 11/4/15 at 6:52 pm to BoostAddict
Have you even watched a game lately?
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