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re: Based on similarities with OSU 2018, LSU's defensive problems are probably scheme-related
Posted on 11/19/19 at 4:13 pm to MountainTiger
Posted on 11/19/19 at 4:13 pm to MountainTiger
"I'm not saying scheme is not an issue but there were several plays where players were in position to make a play but didn't. There were also some where the players were clearly out of position."
If you want to see carbon copies of Ole Miss game, watch OSU v Oregon State or Maryland, two weak teams that gashed OSU. OSU brought in new coaches and fixed the problems, much in the same way that LSU hired Brady and fixed its offensive problems.
If you want to see carbon copies of Ole Miss game, watch OSU v Oregon State or Maryland, two weak teams that gashed OSU. OSU brought in new coaches and fixed the problems, much in the same way that LSU hired Brady and fixed its offensive problems.
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Posted on 11/19/19 at 6:13 pm to dailybuck
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If you want to see carbon copies of Ole Miss game, watch OSU v Oregon State or Maryland, two weak teams that gashed OSU. OSU brought in new coaches and fixed the problems, much in the same way that LSU hired Brady and fixed its offensive problems.
That doesn't mean it was a scheme problem.
A lot of what I saw (not everything) didn't appear to be scheme-related. It was mostly players either not making plays when the scheme had them in the right position or it was players not correctly executing the scheme. (I say "didn't appear to" because as fans we can't know for sure what a given player's assignment is. However, you know that Dave Aranda isn't going to decide to just not defend the backside.)
New coaches can fix that by either finding new ways to teach the players what their assignments are or by dumbing down the scheme so that their players can better understand their assignments.
This post was edited on 11/19/19 at 6:19 pm
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