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re: List of our biggest problems
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:42 pm to Vacherie Saint
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:42 pm to Vacherie Saint
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Leavitt is so close to being amazing.
He hardly ever sees the full field. I don’t think he’s a quick fix
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:42 pm to Chad504boy
Offensive line
QB
RBs other than #13
Penalties (particularly in critical situations)
Not having a backup plan to Treydez
Defense took a step back in the first half - it would have been mitigated if the offense hadn't started so slowly for a second week in a row.
A little better execution, offensively or defensively, on a single additional drive is the clear difference in the game. One more TD drive and we kick a field goal to win it at the end. One more TD drive stopped for no points and we kick a field goal to win it at the end.
It was a close game. The team faced adversity. The team did claw back. All of that is positive. However, at this point in the season, the team you have is the team you have. The true freshmen will continue to season, but other than that, there is little chance for radical improvement in any area (i.e. QB, OL, handling a playmaker like Chambliss on defense).
9 games to go - LSU could easily lose 3 of them. Easily...
QB
RBs other than #13
Penalties (particularly in critical situations)
Not having a backup plan to Treydez
Defense took a step back in the first half - it would have been mitigated if the offense hadn't started so slowly for a second week in a row.
A little better execution, offensively or defensively, on a single additional drive is the clear difference in the game. One more TD drive and we kick a field goal to win it at the end. One more TD drive stopped for no points and we kick a field goal to win it at the end.
It was a close game. The team faced adversity. The team did claw back. All of that is positive. However, at this point in the season, the team you have is the team you have. The true freshmen will continue to season, but other than that, there is little chance for radical improvement in any area (i.e. QB, OL, handling a playmaker like Chambliss on defense).
9 games to go - LSU could easily lose 3 of them. Easily...
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:45 pm to Chad504boy
Without Chambliss Ole Miss surely would not have won this game. He was the difference.

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