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re: A nice Trip Down Memory Lane or How I Barely Survived Being Excoriated by SFP...
Posted on 5/20/20 at 2:16 pm to SlowFlowPro
Posted on 5/20/20 at 2:16 pm to SlowFlowPro
I have no idea what that means or what you’re arguing. His “vision” from the get go specifically was to have an RPO-spread offense, which for whatever reason he didn’t implement it immediately, and BECAUSE OF THAT we can’t really say he’s successful yet? ![](https://images.tigerdroppings.com/Images/Icons/Iconconfused.gif)
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Posted on 5/20/20 at 2:56 pm to Y.A. Tittle
i said earlier there are 2 arguments being intertwinced, but there are really 3
1. was hiring O a good decision in 2016?
2. is O a great/elite coach in 2020?
3. did O, in 2016, have a vision of LSU that he implemented to win the title in 2019?
i was specifically responding to #3 b/c it's a very, very stupid argument (yet people were making it). that argument is essentially saying O wanted a spread/RPO all along but intentionally chose not to hire OCs who ran it...for 2 years in a row...with 2 opportunities to hire OCs
now i think you and i believe this is silly and O learned he fricked up majorly TWICE in terms of offense. 3rd time was a charm. i gave him credit for realizing his failures and making changes. i also said he was insulated from this on defense entirely and now he's getting to implement his preferred D and his prints are on our style, so we will have to see how that works out.
i just don't think people are giving Joe Burrow enough of the credit in this whole situation. he was an already-developed QB with #1 pick/Heisman potential, who, as you said, had TWO year of IMMEDIATE eligibility. we were on the thinnest ice at QB in 2018 and it was an absolute savior moment. i just wish we would have had a real offense in 2018 to give him 2 years of elite play here
1. was hiring O a good decision in 2016?
2. is O a great/elite coach in 2020?
3. did O, in 2016, have a vision of LSU that he implemented to win the title in 2019?
i was specifically responding to #3 b/c it's a very, very stupid argument (yet people were making it). that argument is essentially saying O wanted a spread/RPO all along but intentionally chose not to hire OCs who ran it...for 2 years in a row...with 2 opportunities to hire OCs
now i think you and i believe this is silly and O learned he fricked up majorly TWICE in terms of offense. 3rd time was a charm. i gave him credit for realizing his failures and making changes. i also said he was insulated from this on defense entirely and now he's getting to implement his preferred D and his prints are on our style, so we will have to see how that works out.
i just don't think people are giving Joe Burrow enough of the credit in this whole situation. he was an already-developed QB with #1 pick/Heisman potential, who, as you said, had TWO year of IMMEDIATE eligibility. we were on the thinnest ice at QB in 2018 and it was an absolute savior moment. i just wish we would have had a real offense in 2018 to give him 2 years of elite play here
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