Apparently, you already have. No offensive coordinator or special teams coach is directly responsible for a players fumbling the ball (Guice and Jackson) or going the wrong way and fumbling the ball again (Guice). LSU beat that team in every way but on the scoreboard. It is what it is.

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Posted by UpToPar

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Posted on 12/30/16 at 8:34 am to Will2nd

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No offensive coordinator or special teams coach is directly responsible for a players fumbling the ball (Guice and Jackson) or going the wrong way and fumbling the ball again (Guice).

That game should not have even been close. Florida had a ton of players out of that game.

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Posted by tigerwith3

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Member since Dec 2011

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Posted on 12/30/16 at 8:39 am to Will2nd

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Apparently, you already have. No offensive coordinator or special teams coach is directly responsible for a players fumbling the ball (Guice and Jackson) or going the wrong way and fumbling the ball again (Guice).

What? Is this a serious comment? What do you think O was doing during the timeout before the final play? If he wasn't in the discussion about that play then what in the hell is he good for?

People are constantly trying to lower the bar for O. It seems nothing is ever his fault. I even heard Ott on the radio this week trying to explain how LSU's schedule is too difficult next year. He was of the opinion that no coach could succeed with that schedule.

O's PR machine is already making excuses for next year.

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