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re: ATTENTION ALL TIGER FANS!!!!! LSU Will Suffer...
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:14 pm to kltiger
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:14 pm to kltiger
quote:
geauxtigers3
Besides the DECLINE in his stats from the 1st to the 2nd year (that you seem to have to keep throwing up to prove your point about the offensive ranking) Youre still failing to prove every other point that the Oregon fan made that has miraculously came to pass. The guy also mentioned getting warned about Crowton during his tenure at Oregon. So i doubt he was fuming about Crowtons departure. Even if he was, it still doesnt change the fact that Crowton has FAILED everywhere hes been after 1-2 years..and thats been proven over and over again..and is being lived out by the current LSU football team. Im done. seeing youve only been a member since October of this year and already have almost 1000 posts, its very evident what your interests are.

Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:23 pm to bmy
quote:
So the offense regressed statistically.. but improved in overall rank -- that is not impressive. That means it has more to do with the other teams in the conference.
Your argument sucks, plain and simple.

This is how Oregon has done from 2000 to 2006. Guess which two years Crowton was there as OC? Hint: they are in bold below. Do you really think an Oregon fan would be complaing about the best OC they had in years?
OREGON TOTAL OFFENSE
2000 -- #34
2001 -- #22
2002 -- #60
2003 -- #57
2004 -- #37
2005 -- #18
2006 -- #9 -- #1 in Pac 10, even better than 2006 USC
This post was edited on 10/13/09 at 7:27 pm
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:25 pm to magicman0001
quote:
Besides the DECLINE in his stats from the 1st to the 2nd year (that you seem to have to keep throwing up to prove your point about the offensive ranking) Youre still failing to prove every other point that the Oregon fan made that has miraculously came to pass. The guy also mentioned getting warned about Crowton during his tenure at Oregon. So i doubt he was fuming about Crowtons departure. Even if he was, it still doesnt change the fact that Crowton has FAILED everywhere hes been after 1-2 years..and thats been proven over and over again..and is being lived out by the current LSU football team. Im done. seeing youve only been a member since October of this year and already have almost 1000 posts, its very evident what your interests are.
You doubt he was fuming about Crowton's departure?

This is how Oregon has done from 2000 to 2006. Guess which two years Crowton was there as OC? Hint: they are in bold below. Do you really think an Oregon fan would be complaing about the best OC they had in years?
OREGON TOTAL OFFENSE
2000 -- #34
2001 -- #22
2002 -- #60
2003 -- #57
2004 -- #37
2005 -- #18
2006 -- #9 -- #1 in Pac 10, even better than 2006 USC
This post was edited on 10/13/09 at 7:26 pm
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:31 pm to geauxtigers3
quote:
The delusional guy who hasn't been able to make one coherent point regarding Crowton is his 15 or so post trashing Crowton. Look, being an honest person might mean nothing to you, but it sure makes you look like lesser of a human being.
This is how Oregon has done from 2000 to 2006. Guess which two years Crowton was there as OC? Hint: they are in bold below. Do you really think an Oregon fan would be complaing about the best OC they had in years?
OREGON TOTAL OFFENSE
2000 -- #34
2001 -- #22
2002 -- #60
2003 -- #57
2004 -- #37
2005 -- #18
2006 -- #9 -- #1 in Pac 10, even better than 2006 USC
The stupidity.. it burns..

The offense regressed statistically. Bottom line. That is why your argument is bad. You're obviously an idiot, I don't know why we waste our time.
2006: 423.2 yards per game/29.5 PPG
2005: 438.8 yards per game/34.5
This post was edited on 10/13/09 at 7:35 pm
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:32 pm to geauxtigers3
check the TOTAL YARDAGE not the RANKING...and thats the ONLY thing you keep posting..what about everything else the guy has shown? he proved EVERYTHING with links. you have yet to prove ANYTHING PERIOD.
regardless of RANKINGS from the 1st to the 2nd year the YARDAGE still declined!
But you REFUSE to point that out.


Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:34 pm to bmy
quote:
The stupidity.. it burns.. Look champ, the RANK of the offense is not what is important. We are talking statistics, not comparing Oregon to the REST OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL. Total offense is for comparing Team X to Team Y. We are comparing Team X to Team X.. why is that so hard to understand?
The offense regressed statistically. Bottom line. That is why your argument is bad.
Your offense finishes #9 in the NCAA and #1 in the Pac-10, even better than USC, you aren't going to be complaining about your OC. Quit being stupid.
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:35 pm to magicman0001
quote:
check the TOTAL YARDAGE not the RANKING...and thats the ONLY thing you keep posting..what about everything else the guy has shown? he proved EVERYTHING with links. you have yet to prove ANYTHING PERIOD. regardless of RANKINGS from the 1st to the 2nd year the YARDAGE still declined! But you REFUSE to point that out.
Your offense finishes #9 in the NCAA and #1 in the Pac-10, even better than USC, you aren't going to be complaining about your OC. Quit being stupid.
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:37 pm to lake o tiger
quote:
Just wait till Gary has to develop his own QB, you LSU fans will forget that national championship faster than you can say “3 years of rebuilding”
THIS
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:37 pm to geauxtigers3
quote:
bmy
Dont sweat it pal, he has almost 1000 posts in less than 2 weeks. we know whats going on here...


Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:37 pm to geauxtigers3
quote:
Your offense finishes #9 in the NCAA and #1 in the Pac-10, even better than USC, you aren't going to be complaining about your OC. Quit being stupid.
And it was not as good an offense as it was the year before. That's the entire argument. What part of that do you not get?

quote:
Dont sweat it pal, he has almost 1000 posts in less than 2 weeks. we know whats going on here..
I hope that's what it is.. nobody can be this dense

This post was edited on 10/13/09 at 7:38 pm
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:37 pm to geauxtigers3
Its a proven statistic that 5/4ths of the population can't do fractions.
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:46 pm to bmy
quote:
And it was not as good an offense as it was the year before. That's the entire argument. What part of that do you not get?
#9 in the NCAA is better than #18
#1 in the Pac-10 is better than #4.
Crowton's O went from #18 in the NCAA to #9 in the NCAA, and from #4 in the Pac-10 to #1 in the Pac-10.
Is that "suffering" to you? If this Oregon guy would have predicted that Crowton would have ended up at LSU the same way he ended up at Oregon: #9 in NCAA and #1 in the conference, do you really think we'd be complaining about our OC?
Look, you're retarded to believe Crowton didn't do a great job at Oregon.
If I was in your shoes, I'd just admit to reality. I'd just admit that, yes Crowton did a great job at Oregon. Fine. I'll concede that.
But how about this:
LSU, right now, is ranked last in the SEC and 109 in the NCAA in total O.
Come, your stupidity is embarassing. I'm trying to help you out.
This post was edited on 10/13/09 at 7:47 pm
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:48 pm to geauxtigers3
2007
#1 ranked Total Offense
Tulsa 543.93 ypg 10-4 (W-L)
#1 ranked Scoring Offense
Hawaii 43.38 ppg 12-1 (W-L)
Oregon 2007 Record: 9-4 (W-L)
Total Offense
10th ranked: 467.54 ypg
Scoring Offense
12th ranked: 38.15 ppg
2007 MNC LSU Record: 12-2 (W-L)
Total Offense
26th ranked: 439.43 ypg
Scoring Offense
11th ranked: 38.64 ppg
2008
#1 ranked Total Offense
Tulsa 569.86 ypg 11-3 (W-L)
#1 ranked Scoring Offense
Oklahoma 51.14 ppg 12-2 (W-L)
Oregon 2008 Record: 10-3 (W-L)
Total Offense
7th ranked: 484.85 ypg
Scoring Offense
15th ranked: 41.92 ppg
2008 MNC Florida Record: 13-1 (W-L)
Total Offense
15th ranked Florida 445.07 ypg 13-1
Scoring Offense
3rd ranked Florida 43.64 ppg
I include the top ranked and MNC offenses for comparison.
Oregon before Crowton as OC
2004 5-6 (W-L)
37th ranked 397.00 ypg
55th ranked 25.64 ppg
Oregon with Crowton as OC
2005 10-1 (W-L)
18th ranked: 438.83 ypg
12th ranked: 37.64 ppg
2006 7-6 (W-L)
9th ranked: 422.85 ypg
25th ranked: 29.46 ppg
Oregon With Chip Kelly as OC
2007 9-4 (W-L)
10th ranked: 467.54 ypg
12th ranked: 38.15 ppg
2008 10-3 (W-L)
7th ranked: 484.85 ypg
15th ranked: 41.92 ppg
Posting the same bullshite over and over doesn't change the numbers. Under Crowton, the offense got worse in year 2. Under Kelly, they improved their ypg and ppg in successive seasons.
Edit: Oregon's W-L records also went down w/ Crowton as OC, while Kelly improved it and has kept it steady. Oregon is currently 5-1.
#1 ranked Total Offense
Tulsa 543.93 ypg 10-4 (W-L)
#1 ranked Scoring Offense
Hawaii 43.38 ppg 12-1 (W-L)
Oregon 2007 Record: 9-4 (W-L)
Total Offense
10th ranked: 467.54 ypg
Scoring Offense
12th ranked: 38.15 ppg
2007 MNC LSU Record: 12-2 (W-L)
Total Offense
26th ranked: 439.43 ypg
Scoring Offense
11th ranked: 38.64 ppg
2008
#1 ranked Total Offense
Tulsa 569.86 ypg 11-3 (W-L)
#1 ranked Scoring Offense
Oklahoma 51.14 ppg 12-2 (W-L)
Oregon 2008 Record: 10-3 (W-L)
Total Offense
7th ranked: 484.85 ypg
Scoring Offense
15th ranked: 41.92 ppg
2008 MNC Florida Record: 13-1 (W-L)
Total Offense
15th ranked Florida 445.07 ypg 13-1
Scoring Offense
3rd ranked Florida 43.64 ppg
I include the top ranked and MNC offenses for comparison.
Oregon before Crowton as OC
2004 5-6 (W-L)
37th ranked 397.00 ypg
55th ranked 25.64 ppg
Oregon with Crowton as OC
2005 10-1 (W-L)
18th ranked: 438.83 ypg
12th ranked: 37.64 ppg
2006 7-6 (W-L)
9th ranked: 422.85 ypg
25th ranked: 29.46 ppg
Oregon With Chip Kelly as OC
2007 9-4 (W-L)
10th ranked: 467.54 ypg
12th ranked: 38.15 ppg
2008 10-3 (W-L)
7th ranked: 484.85 ypg
15th ranked: 41.92 ppg
Posting the same bullshite over and over doesn't change the numbers. Under Crowton, the offense got worse in year 2. Under Kelly, they improved their ypg and ppg in successive seasons.
Edit: Oregon's W-L records also went down w/ Crowton as OC, while Kelly improved it and has kept it steady. Oregon is currently 5-1.
This post was edited on 10/13/09 at 7:57 pm
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:51 pm to The Tiger King
quote:
Posting the same bullshite over and over doesn't change the numbers. Under Crowton, the offense got worse in year 2. Under Kelly, they improved their ypg and ppg in successive seasons.
#9 in the NCAA is better than #18
#1 in the Pac-10 is better than #4.
Crowton's O went from #18 in the NCAA to #9 in the NCAA, and from #4 in the Pac-10 to #1 in the Pac-10.
Is that "suffering" to you? If this Oregon guy would have predicted that Crowton would have ended up at LSU the same way he ended up at Oregon: #9 in NCAA and #1 in the conference, do you really think we'd be complaining about our OC?
Look, you're retarded to believe Crowton didn't do a great job at Oregon.
If I was in your shoes, I'd just admit to reality. I'd just admit that, yes Crowton did a great job at Oregon. Fine. I'll concede that.
But how about this:
LSU, right now, is ranked last in the SEC and 109 in the NCAA in total O.
Come, your stupidity is embarassing. I'm trying to help you out.
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:55 pm to geauxtigers3
quote:
#9 in the NCAA is better than #18
Prove that the 2006 offense was better than the 2005 offense without using any type of ranking system. That means by using points per game, yards per game, rushing yards per game, passing yards per game.
Prediction: Can't and won't

Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:56 pm to geauxtigers3
quote:
geauxtigers3
I thought the guy was a BYU fan....not Oregon? Also, how do you explain that exactly what he said has happened?
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:58 pm to bmy
quote:
Prove that the 2006 offense was better than the 2005 offense without using any type of ranking system. That means by using points per game, yards per game, rushing yards per game, passing yards per game.
Prediction: Can't and won't
Crowton finishes up at Oregon with the #9 offense in the NCAA and the #1 offense in the Pac 10 (even better than USC), and that is "failure" to you. That is "suffering" to you?
Posted on 10/13/09 at 7:59 pm to geauxtigers3
quote:
Crowton finishes up at Oregon with the #9 offense in the NCAA and the #1 offense in the Pac 10 (even better than USC), and that is "failure" to you. That is "suffering" to you?
Put up or shut up

Prediction: Can't and won't
This post was edited on 10/13/09 at 8:00 pm
Posted on 10/13/09 at 8:03 pm to Cali 4 LSU
quote:
Also, how do you explain that exactly what he said has happened?
The guy claimed Oregon fans "suffered" while Crowton was there. Crowton finished #9 in the NCAA and #1 in the Pac 10 at Oregon. Is that "suffering" to you?
I wish Crowton was doing that good right now at LSU. But he's not. Right now, LSU is #109 in the NCAA and dead last in the SEC.
Posted on 10/13/09 at 8:05 pm to bmy
quote:
Put up or shut up If you can't prove it just admit that you're wrong and making a poor argument. Don't forget to do it without using any type of ranking system.
Prediction: Can't and won't
If you are too stubborn to admit that #9 in the NCAA and #1 in the conference is awesome, then you are delusional.
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