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Posted on 9/5/21 at 8:07 pm to GEAUX5
Stingley is biding his time. He knows he's a 1st rounder. He's all NFL..... not LSU
Posted on 9/5/21 at 8:38 pm to GEAUX5
Someone just needs to teach him to wrap up.
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:02 pm to GEAUX5
Recruiting star ratings don’t factor in leadership skills
Talent is lifeblood of college football. But this ain’t Madden. Most human organizations that are successful have strong leadership.
LSU is just a path to NFL. It’s an individual path culture.
Talent is lifeblood of college football. But this ain’t Madden. Most human organizations that are successful have strong leadership.
LSU is just a path to NFL. It’s an individual path culture.
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:09 pm to GEAUX5
Exactly how many passes last night were completed against our outside CBs? LBs, safeties and slot DB, gave up the big players.
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:10 pm to tigergirl26
"Even when the defense got the ball back before we didnt do anything with it. There were ZERO guarantees that we were going to go down and score. There was plenty of blame to go around before that play. But yes let's just focus on that one play."
Focus on that one play? Serious? An All-American DB who made one solo tackle?
The best DB on the field last night, bar NONE, wore #37.He broke up passes that were sure completions, made tackles, and HIT THE QUARTERBACK, squarely, right in the gut on one blitz, and wreaked havoc on several others, all while playing solid run support too.
Great defensive backs, great linebackers, great edge rushers put their mark on the game, in spite of an offensive scheme designed to keep the ball away from them.
Our greatest DB ever, Kenny Easley, once singlehandedly refused to let Ohio State cross midfield, not once, in the Horseshoe against a top 5 Ohio State Team. Made 20 tackles.
His hits were so fierce, he literally tackled a Buckeye so hard, legally, in bounds, the he ended up in the bleachers.
where was that #7?
All American DB's impose their will on a game doing a helluva lot more than the nation saw a Soft #7 in yellow and purple do last night.
#Unimporessed
Focus on that one play? Serious? An All-American DB who made one solo tackle?
The best DB on the field last night, bar NONE, wore #37.He broke up passes that were sure completions, made tackles, and HIT THE QUARTERBACK, squarely, right in the gut on one blitz, and wreaked havoc on several others, all while playing solid run support too.
Great defensive backs, great linebackers, great edge rushers put their mark on the game, in spite of an offensive scheme designed to keep the ball away from them.
Our greatest DB ever, Kenny Easley, once singlehandedly refused to let Ohio State cross midfield, not once, in the Horseshoe against a top 5 Ohio State Team. Made 20 tackles.
His hits were so fierce, he literally tackled a Buckeye so hard, legally, in bounds, the he ended up in the bleachers.
where was that #7?
All American DB's impose their will on a game doing a helluva lot more than the nation saw a Soft #7 in yellow and purple do last night.
#Unimporessed
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:13 pm to Crumblingcountry
"I don't think UCLA is very good...LSU is just that bad. I do agree Stingley is WAY overrated."
First it was Hawaii, not it's LSU.
Did your eyes deceive you?
Next you'll say UCLA has a shitty fan base because only 32,000 showed up for a 12:30 kickoff on a day that was 15 degrees hotter than yesterday. Any that made the trip knew what it was like at 12:30 yesterday. Or that it was all LSU fans, ignoring the 50,000 plus that wore "powder blue!"
Any other revisionist shite you wanna revisit from before the game?
We'll wear them down, they're soft, their QB sucks, their RB's ain't shite compared to #3, our line will maul them/we aint Hawaii?
Our crappy QB had a 262 rating yesterday. LMK when Maxi-pad Johnson has a day like that
I'm waiting
First it was Hawaii, not it's LSU.
Did your eyes deceive you?
Next you'll say UCLA has a shitty fan base because only 32,000 showed up for a 12:30 kickoff on a day that was 15 degrees hotter than yesterday. Any that made the trip knew what it was like at 12:30 yesterday. Or that it was all LSU fans, ignoring the 50,000 plus that wore "powder blue!"
Any other revisionist shite you wanna revisit from before the game?
We'll wear them down, they're soft, their QB sucks, their RB's ain't shite compared to #3, our line will maul them/we aint Hawaii?
Our crappy QB had a 262 rating yesterday. LMK when Maxi-pad Johnson has a day like that
I'm waiting
This post was edited on 9/5/21 at 9:15 pm
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:22 pm to trussthetruzz
quote:People hate on him because it's the fashionable thing to do. Plus how many times is a corner the "leader of the defense"? Usually your leader is an enforcer like a safety or LB. LSU sucks at both which is why there is no leadership. My hope was that Smalls could become that.
He had one great play and one play he didn’t show maximum effort. Rest of the game they stayed away cause he’s THAT good
People need to stop putting everything on a freaking corner that's supposed to guard the top WR on the team. He isn't a LB that's in coverage or down at the line. He isn't a lineman that let people run through like water. He isn't a nickel that wanders in that same range of the LBS or safeties. Lockdown corners's biggest and most important job is keeping the #1 target from having a field day.
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:27 pm to ATLTiger
quote:That wasn't Stingley's man, watch the game again. Stingley came in for support.
2 of their 3 TD passes went to WRs, including the last one and that was Stingley’s man. He didn’t just miss the tackle, he got beat on the catch.
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:29 pm to mpwilging
quote:Seems timid because of injuries. Dude didn't give a care as a freshman. Hate that, that fire is gone.
but Sting is afraid of hard contact. He literally avoids tackling. He had two half-hearted attempts at tackling last night that were just piss-poor. Last I heard, football is all about blocking and tackling, even if you can cover well.
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:41 pm to Datbayoubengal
"That wasn't Stingley's man, watch the game again. Stingley came in for support."
1000% WRONG!
Watched the replay 10 times. Stingley's man, Flat out Fact.
#2 Phillips in right slot, #7 right across from him.
Phillips goes at him and Stingley goes into his soft-man coverage. Phillips slants hard left, #7 follows behind him. Pass is right on the money, Stingley chases from 5 yards behind, with no other defender helping or near his man, until Phillips makes other dude miss near the sidelint. Then #7 finally shows up for the Whiff that leads to the end zone.
Watch is again
1000% WRONG!
Watched the replay 10 times. Stingley's man, Flat out Fact.
#2 Phillips in right slot, #7 right across from him.
Phillips goes at him and Stingley goes into his soft-man coverage. Phillips slants hard left, #7 follows behind him. Pass is right on the money, Stingley chases from 5 yards behind, with no other defender helping or near his man, until Phillips makes other dude miss near the sidelint. Then #7 finally shows up for the Whiff that leads to the end zone.
Watch is again
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:42 pm to Datbayoubengal
quote:
Usually your leader is an enforcer like a safety or LB.
It’s not a coincidence that it usually happens to be someone who plays in the middle of the field.
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:43 pm to Datbayoubengal
"Plus how many times is a corner the "leader of the defense"? Usually your leader is an enforcer like a safety or LB."
Even a Bruin remembers the Honey Badger.
Curious how y'all don't
Even a Bruin remembers the Honey Badger.
Curious how y'all don't
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:44 pm to SammyTiger
Usually your All-American makes more of an impact than 1 damn tackle, vs. a team that ran 47 times and threw it 16.
That's a lot of tackles / plays to be uninvolved.
And three missed tackles on touchdowns (or the play preceding a touchdown.)
That's a lot of tackles / plays to be uninvolved.
And three missed tackles on touchdowns (or the play preceding a touchdown.)
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:55 pm to rjacksonmroctober
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Message
Stingley needs to be held accountable by rjacksonmroctober
I agree about Clark. He's not an SEC level LB. They ran at him all night because they know he's not aggressive, always out of position and is easy to block. If he stays in there, teams are going to kills us on the ground!
We in deep shite then. Clark was leading tackler, solo and total,last night by a lot... he had more tackles than all the other LBs combined. What game did you watch? I think he had more tackles than the whole DL combined too
Posted on 9/5/21 at 9:59 pm to bigmo111
How TM7 was used and how Stingley was used are completely different AND Brandon Taylor was the on field leader of the secondary. The guy actually communicating and getting people lined up.
Posted on 9/6/21 at 1:00 am to SammyTiger
Posted on 9/6/21 at 2:16 am to GEAUX5
I guess you ignore that solid 3rd down tackle on the QB
Posted on 9/6/21 at 2:19 am to trussthetruzz
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He had one great play and one play he didn’t show maximum effort. Rest of the game they stayed away cause he’s THAT good
Right. You don't want to hear about a cornerback unless they're making an interception or a great tackle.
Did they even attempt to throw at him?
Posted on 9/6/21 at 7:22 am to Datbayoubengal
quote:
That wasn't Stingley's man, watch the game again. Stingley came in for support.
I don't think so. Here's the play Youtube
We're in a single high safety look (Toles), with Burns at LB depth, 4 down lineman and Damone rushing from the edge for effectively a 5 man front.
Other DBs/ LB are in man. Stingley only has Philips, that's his whole responsibility on the play. Philips puts a little move on Sting, Sting is a bit flat-footed, and from that point he's beaten.
Now, Toles should've made the tackle before Stingley missed his. Great play by Philips though.
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