re: #1 Recruit in the nation

Or maybe he's just a candy arse?

Admins- not say he definitely is...just that it's possible. Ftr

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Get the frick out of here

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If You don't think that after losing to Troy and Mississippi state the wheels couldn't have come off I don't know what to tell you. I think that that they had to dig deep to pull themselves out of that hole.

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love how you take the time to post all of that bullshite and then "omit" the fact that ND had driven right down the field and scored on their previous possession in the 4th quarter of the game.

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Did they do that with 2:03 on the clock and one timeout?

I guess you blame Eaux for having faith in his DC to stop ND on the final drive or at least hold them to a FG.

It is easy to say what you want after the game is over. It was a good call and probably the smartest call at the time. Georgia led ND by two points with 3:34 and won the game. No reason to think LSU's defense couldn't do the same thing.

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Cleaning up your own mess does not constitute a "miracle".

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I guess you just jumped in at the end of the thread to troll. About par for the course.

You obviously missed this and think you could have done better:

"I think most level headed LSU fans realize that 9-4 in a coaches first season, having to play over 30 true and RS freshmen including two on the Oline for the majority of games and having little to NO depth on the Dline is reason for optimism going forward. Kind of like this thread about getting a very highly sought after cornerback to commit.

Some quotes on defense from the article linked below.

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The 24th-ranked Tigers will play Ole Miss without rotational players Michael Divinity, at outside linebacker, and Ed Alexander, at nose tackle.

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LSU is already without four defensive players: edge rushers Andre Anthony (ankle/foot) and Sci Martin (presumably suspended/ineligible), and defensive backs Kristian Fulton (presumably suspended/ineligible) and Ed Paris (knee - out for season).

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Also, defensive back Xavier Lewis, once a rotational player at nickel, has not played in a game in nearly a month, and two defensive linemen are ineligible: freshman nose tackle Tyler Shelvin (academic redshirt) and transfer Breiden Fehoko (transfer rules).

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Depth is a lingering issue for the Tigers this season. At one point during LSU's loss at Mississippi State, Orgeron had four defensive linemen available for three D-line positions.

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Earlier this season, defensive end Christian LaCouture played every snap of a game. Starting defensive end Rashard Lawrence missed three of the first five games with an ankle injury, and a broken finger prevented Alexander from playing in two games.

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All of the above is in this one article - AND Earlier this season, defensive end Christian LaCouture played every snap of a game.

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I guess you just jumped in at the end of the thread to troll. About par for the course

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I jumped in to tell the guy calling a 9-4 season a miracle to frick off.

Any LSU fan that says this can kick rocks. Barring some sort of tragedy, 9-4 is in no way a miracle for this program. I don't care how much spin you try to put on it.

Any fan that thinks this way can duck off because you're a part of the problem.

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You're what "constitutes" a dumbass.

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The person claiming a 9-4 season as a miracle is calling me a dumbass.

Golden.

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None of this addresses why you would leave of Notre Dame scoring in the 4th when discussing LSU's ability to hold teams in the 4th.

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Does it matter when LSU had the ball inside the ND 10 yard line on two different possessions and six plays and came away with nothing?

ND's kicker had made FG's of 46 and 49 yards. So yeah sure, run another play and not score and give ND a chance to win on a FG. Or kick a FG and hope Aranda and his defense can hold with 2:03 remaining.

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I jumped in to tell the guy calling a 9-4 season a miracle to frick off.

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Have you done it? If so, why don't you frick off. looks like you hung around for the troll to me.

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Does it matter when LSU had the ball inside the ND 10 yard line on two different possessions and six plays and came away with nothing?

ND's kicker had made FG's of 46 and 49 yards. So yeah sure, run another play and not score and give ND a chance to win on a FG. Or kick a FG and hope Aranda and his defense can hold with 2:03 remaining.

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If you think Aranda's D can keep Notre Dame from gaining ~45 yards to tie it why wouldn't you think his defense can keep them from gaining ~65 yards to win it and go into OT?

Seriously. Think before you type.

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Just dont remember so many people needing to give the coach validation last time LSU signed the #1 player in the country.

Just kind of strange is all.

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Give the coach validation?

You think it is just normal run of the mill Rant logic to bitch about last years recruiting class? bitch that LSU is still currently only ranked #10 in recruiting? That LSU still has more 2 and 3 stars than 4 and 5 stars? And has now turned into bashing the HC and the decision he made in an attempt to win a bowl game? All in a thread about as you said "LSU signed the #1 player in the country." And all you pick up is "so many people needing to give the coach validation".

You and the RB guy are really ranter creepers.

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They had just driven the field and quickly scored.

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Ha Ha, so now they quickly scored. Where did that come from? Did they quickly score a touchdown in under 2 minutes and 3 seconds?

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If you hold the opponent to 21 in the last second. Maybe point fingers at the fricking offense who scored 17.

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Okay, sounds good to me.

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Maybe there was something happening that affected our offense. Idk like very public ally going through a break up with the guy “calling” our plays.

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Oh and you think this was just a ND game thing? You ever going to start watching LSU games? Lets have some discussions about LSU football when you do. I think it would be fun.


"However, the offense was the worst in the SEC in the Red Zone, coming away with points a pathetic 77% of the time.

There were two missed opportunities in the bowl loss to Notre Dame, two in the loss to Troy, and with touchdowns coming just 59% of the time when the team had a chance."