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re: Stingley Nugget
Posted on 4/24/20 at 8:34 pm to LSURep864
Posted on 4/24/20 at 8:34 pm to LSURep864
Other than the Alabama game and a small portion of the UF game he was lights out
Smith did give him the business against Alabama though. Although on both of the deep plays the coaching staff didn't put him in a great position IMO
Smith did give him the business against Alabama though. Although on both of the deep plays the coaching staff didn't put him in a great position IMO
Posted on 4/24/20 at 8:56 pm to Powerman
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Smith did give him the business against Alabama though.
1 was a slip, the other was on the coaches.
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The Florida game was his “worst” game but a lot of that was scheme. Aranda refused to bring pressure for most of the first half of the season. That game and the Texas game were so frustrating because just about every time we did bring pressure we were successful. He just rarely did it.
This post was edited on 4/24/20 at 8:59 pm
Posted on 4/25/20 at 8:20 am to Powerman
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Although on both of the deep plays the coaching staff didn't put him in a great position IMO
bullshite! The first one, sure, that was a clever play by Bama. But 90 seconds left, up by two scores, and Bama on their own 15? The coaches made a good call. It’s up to the corners to not let those guys get behind them. Stingley did nothing - not in the release phase, not in the catch phase - to impede Smith’s sprint to our end zone. Had he done anything - anything at all - to slow Smith, the safety would have been there.
On the other hand, if LSU had played prevent, it’s easy to envision Bama hitting uncontested 10 yard slants to Jeudy or Smith, and them ripping off YAC against a spread out backfield. With the clock stopping on first downs, Bama would have scored in 30 seconds, and LSU fans would have been screaming about the stupid “prevent” defense. Remember this the next time you’re complaining about your favorite team playing prevent.
Correct call. Perhaps they should have benched a pass rusher and added a safety to play three deep. In fact, I do think that would have been better given the circumstances, but I loved the bump and run on the outside. Horrible execution by Stingley. He might as well have not been on the field.
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