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Wish I could post this whole article
Posted on 1/6/20 at 11:24 pm
Posted on 1/6/20 at 11:24 pm
It's opposing coaches on Lsu. It's not free so the link does no good I'll post what I can.
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“No. 18 is a game changer-type guy if you allow him to be,” said an offensive line coach. “He’s a real dude off the edge. He’s the best edge guy we saw all year.”
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When you listen to their kids talk, they are playing with supreme confidence,” an SEC head coach said. “That’s more than half the battle.
“You’re not gonna stop them. Your best hope is just to slow them down and hope they make a mistake. You gotta hope for a few three-and-outs. This is gonna sound strange, but it’s almost like old Arena ball, where you’re hoping for just field goals, not TDs.
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One defensive coordinator who has faced the Tigers assessed what makes them special this way: “The QB is elite. They have elite skill. They are on a magic ride. Rarest of seasons. Joe (Burrow) makes is all go. Reminds me of 2012 Manziel at A&M. Appreciate what you’re watching. Wish I didn’t have to experience it. And to be clear … Burrow is 1,000 percent better than Manziel. But the momentum he creates is like a tidal wave.”
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“He’s playing at as high a level as I’ve ever defended,” says an SEC defensive coordinator who faced LSU in November. “He knows what he’s doing; knows where he wants to go with the ball and does everything really confidently. His ability to make plays with his feet when you do cover him, or when things break down, is the added element that is really challenging when you’re trying to set up a plan to stop him.”
Asked to explain what makes Burrow so special, one SEC head coach rattled off a bunch of things in one sentence that probably also sum up why so many NFL scouts think he’ll be the first pick of the 2020 draft: “His confidence, how accurate he is, and how quickly he makes decisions; his off-platform throws outside of the pocket; the way he extends plays with his feet and improvises and keep his eyes downfield and how quickly he gets it out of his hands, that is unique.”
Posted on 1/6/20 at 11:27 pm to Tigerpride18
That was so nice of Nick Saban to say!
Posted on 1/6/20 at 11:28 pm to Tigerpride18
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“No. 22 is special with the way they use him,” one coach said. “He runs the inside zone; they’ll line up him in field or boundary No. 1. He can free release out of the backfield. His is versatility is a big key.”
“No. 22 (Edwards-Helaire), that damn running back does a hell of a job,” says an SEC defensive backs coach. “If you don’t stop him, you don’t have a shot. I’d put him against any other SEC back. He makes two or three guys miss from Alabama and got the first down. Tough, hard runner. He almost always is making the first guy miss. He’ll run over you, too. He’s a real key to that deal. To us, he’s the real headache. They hit him out the backfield. He runs corner routes for touchdowns.”
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It’s the Tigers depth of playmakers that compounds the problems, says another defensive coordinator who got LSU later in the year. “The Jefferson kid is talented. I don’t think he’s elite, but when he becomes the third ‘thing’ that you’re talking about. He becomes a really good third thing. That’s where Oklahoma got some really bad matchups. He’s an NFL wide receiver — he’s not an ‘Oh my God!’ guy, but when you spend your game-plan worrying about other people, that’s when he becomes so effective. And that’s what Moss and Marshall are too. They’re talented players, don’t get me wrong. They’re not elite difference-makers, but they’re such an afterthought in the game plan because of how much time the other pieces take, they can get going, too. That, to me, is LSU in a nutshell.”
Posted on 1/6/20 at 11:42 pm to Tigerpride18
Really enjoying this thread
Posted on 1/7/20 at 12:09 am to Tigerpride18
I love reading this stuff. Thank you.
Posted on 1/7/20 at 12:11 am to Tigerpride18
Thank you! Good stuff all around.
Posted on 1/7/20 at 12:27 am to Tigerpride18
what is the source of this info? you can't copy and paste entire write ups...need 2-3 paragraphs max with a link
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