re: LSU Pass ranking since 2009 - ahead of only triple option offenses all of NCAA

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Entering 2016, LSU's passing yards per game ranked 94th or worse nationally in six of the past seven seasons.

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Ok, you have identified an area of weakness whether it be coaching, recruiting , lack of concepts or whatever.

Now , to be fair please post where LSU has ranked among those 94 teams in total wins, top 25 rankings, top 10 rankings, conference titles and national championships during those 7 seasons. What is the record ve Top 25 and Top 10 opponents

The program has also competed against Alabama during a great run. How would LSU stack up over those 7 years in an SEC where Alabama was not so dominant or in those pass happy leagues. I think we got a glimpse of that in the Texas Tech game.

Alabama runs a vastly similar offense, but has been more successful due to it offensive line play more than creativity. The LSU quarterbacks are forced to throw under duress more often which results less time for receivers to come open on their routes.

So, yes, the pass attack must improve to consistently compete for league and national honors, but this is still a premier program in college football in the larger perspective.