It's not the OFFENSIVE CO-ORDINATOR

Never had co-offensive coordinators.
Krags has Parkinson and made way to Stud, who did a pretty damned good job in 11 with 1 exception.

hopefully les will change, that's all I got.

Les speak translation;

FU, I ain't changing shite....

I don't doubt CC will be the scapegoat though especially since his contract is up.

It's hilarious how people think a new OC will suddenly make the offense better.

Les has had 5 OCs and 3 in 5 years. This will be his 4th in 6 years.

What's the common denominator here?

i agree--it's not the OC. the play-calling was very good last night. receivers were open. unfortunately we were too inaccurate which forced us to run more than we wanted to.

CC says, "Bombs over Baghdad!"

Les says "Toss Dive, Bitch."

Miles is not the coach to take LSU to another championship. He has proven he can recruit the talent, but it stops there. He values the ability to recruit over the ability to coach out of his coordinators. The administration, which has been unhappy with the situation, should have given Miles an ultimatum last offseason.

Last night, the team struggled again against a weak opponent at home.

2012 til now, no changes. Need another year to expect something different? A QB that can be consistent? Now that Franks has bailed we don't even have a decent QB waiting in the wings for the future.

Just look at university of Georgia football program, that's where LSU is and will be staying for another year.

This STUPID BUMBLE-frick has meddled, arguably, one of the most talented group of players to suit up for LSU into the 42nd percentile, offensively, amongst FBS schools and says this: "Do we want to consider change? You betcha. I think serious overhaul is appropriate but would be a little much.”
What the frick does the 'tard mean by serious overhaul is appropriate but would be a little much?!? HEY DUMMY...serious overhaul means more than "a little much".

One of the Bumble-frick's problems with coordinators is that they can't reconcile the square peg in round hole pitch/dive paradigm that Mo' Lester's 90 IQ is completely entrenched in.

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Get over it everyone. we're on our 3rd or 4th if you count the year we had co-offensive Coordinators. And we are still running the SAME toss dive between the tackles. Get over it! It's not the OC.

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I hate people using the toss dive as THE example when talking about the offense. It's actually an awesome play. Custom built for a Fournette, Michael Ford, Guice, etc.

The problem is we run it out of almost the same formation with no misdirection or setup. THAT should be the example.

Well... we do, or the RB does, some misdirection. They don't always follow the FB. Which if you're a RB and figured out the LB's have been told to engage the FB in the hole and that's your key, it can work out well if there's no real good backside disruption/pursuit (which if your tackles are being beat, like at Bama, there is). One less blocker, but one less tackler. Hit the gap quick enough (the objective of the play- hit gap quick but with room/vision to change) and you're potentially at the second level before a safety or other LB can get close.

But I digress... if that's the only deception the S is all over it if he's not worrying about pass. Maybe sneak a TE (or the FB actually) behind the crashing LBs or creeping S every now and then.