re: "Co-Offensive Coordinator" scenario

There was no way to know that Canada would be a failure here. He was a totally different type of play caller the year before at Pitt. It's not about failing or succeeding and if people think you know what you doing.

You can think you know exactly what you're doing and still fail on a hire. Look at what Oklahoma did, fired guys in the middle of the season. Obviously he doesn't know what he's doing either? It all about them fitting the program and as long as you get that person here, who cares what people think.

Plus in spite of so called failing, Orgeron is still winning SEC games at a very good clip. Second best in the SEC behind only Nick Saban the last 2 years. That's a pretty good number to point to if people question your ability or know how in running a big time program.

It's either working or it's not. It's not working so it time to move on. I would also argue that the S&C program needs new blood as well. After the Arkansas game it's very obvious to me that Steve either doesn't have the ability or he doesn't have the drive to be what LSU needs. We need someone who can no only call plays but can recruit QBs, develop them and help to recruit offensive players to his scheme. Some of those first down and 3rd down calls were horrendous. There is zero creativity on offense. When defense's bring everyone up, you need to have a quick strike passing game to counter it and back them off.

Our screens plays are so obvious that they're recognized and blown up immediately. With the big WRs we have there should be at least 10 plays a game where we get them the ball on the perimeter with some blocking to break one or two for TDs. The FB we have and the bigger possession WRs we have can take those plays for 8 yards every time. Jefferson was schooling those DBs and he went away from it. I understand that LSU needs to run the football but not at the expense of the entire offense and end result.

The way in which we controlled the LOS, this game should have been 42-10 at a minimum. Who ever we bring in here needs to be excellent recruiter, QB teacher/developer, an aggressive play caller and needs to be efficient in the RZ TD scoring. He needs to bring a toughness to the offense as well.

Orgeron needs to pick his game up with having young guys motivated in the offseason, making sure guys aren't making emotional in game mistakes and get on his players when they don't perform as a championship level team should. I don't see Clemson or Bama doing some of the things LSU does during games. Why is that? Because those coaches don't freakn allow it.