Yes actually.

I think he truly believes his offensive strategy is sound and it would have worked had it not been for injuries to a FB and a blocking TE. That's what's depressing, he'll never change.

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Posted by Gray Tiger

Prairieville, LA

Member since Jan 2004

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Posted on 12/23/15 at 4:32 pm to BilJ

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Yes actually.

I think he truly believes his offensive strategy is sound and it would have worked had it not been for injuries to a FB and a blocking TE. That's what's depressing, he'll never change.

So you have had lengthy football discussions with him where he has gone into minute detail about is philosophy and how he uses play calling, alignments, blocking schemes, practice routines and team meeting to make it work?

Tell us more. Tell us exactly what he told you in those conversations.

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Posted by dgnx6

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Posted on 12/23/15 at 5:39 pm to BilJ

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think he truly believes his offensive strategy is sound and it would have worked had it not been for injuries to a FB and a blocking TE. That's what's depressing, he'll never change.

It does work. From USC on LSU started scrapping the I and using it less and less because of the injuries. They made adjustments, still didn't work though. Mainly due to poor execution. Which is still on the coaches, they recruit and sign these guys.

But the ground and pound plan did work, and funny how when LSU finally goes back to it, they pull away from tamu and win.

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