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Posted on 10/26/11 at 8:33 pm to dgnx6
quote:by all means, I was just sayin is that he will be well rested and ready to rock.
let him pound it out.
Posted on 10/26/11 at 8:41 pm to AlaTiger
We'll agree to disagree. Everybody sees things differently.
But,
Ain't happening Captain.
But,
quote:
LSU will run for 200 yards against Bama
Ain't happening Captain.
Posted on 10/26/11 at 8:42 pm to tubucoco
I'm gonna have to say that LSU blitzes well situationally. I don't know why y'all are arguing about blitzes, but I would say LSU brings more than 4 down linemen with more frequency than the average SEC team.
I like blitzing inexperienced QBs (I would consider McCarron to be relatively inexperienced because he is a 1st year starter), but against Bama, It must be done situational (i.e. 2nd and 8+ or 3rd and 6+ and delay blitzes on 1st down). Les and Chavis seem to play percentages with occasional deviations from norm. The problem with blitzing is when the QB can buy time and complete a pass beyond the blitz. There is more running room, and TR can punish DBs with a running start.
Bama will have some success against the blitz, but McCarron must be made to feel uncomfortable. So blitzing with good timing WILL make good things happen against Bama.
Easier said than done though.
LSU's coverage makes QBs feel like they must take sacks, and combined with pressure, it can be overwhelming for young guys like McCarron.
I can't freaking wait!!!
I like blitzing inexperienced QBs (I would consider McCarron to be relatively inexperienced because he is a 1st year starter), but against Bama, It must be done situational (i.e. 2nd and 8+ or 3rd and 6+ and delay blitzes on 1st down). Les and Chavis seem to play percentages with occasional deviations from norm. The problem with blitzing is when the QB can buy time and complete a pass beyond the blitz. There is more running room, and TR can punish DBs with a running start.
Bama will have some success against the blitz, but McCarron must be made to feel uncomfortable. So blitzing with good timing WILL make good things happen against Bama.
Easier said than done though.
LSU's coverage makes QBs feel like they must take sacks, and combined with pressure, it can be overwhelming for young guys like McCarron.
I can't freaking wait!!!
Posted on 10/26/11 at 8:46 pm to AlaTiger
Alatiger
Predicted the same score an got laughed at today at work. Well to hell with them it's gonna happen!
quote:
LSU 31 Bama 17
Predicted the same score an got laughed at today at work. Well to hell with them it's gonna happen!
Posted on 10/26/11 at 8:50 pm to Cracking
yeah, well, that is the hand that Chavis plays, I'm used to it now, so it doesn't matter. I was just tryin to explain it to someone, but it falls on deaf ears that's the problem. I just hope Chavis calls a good game, that is all I ask, he has been doing a good job this year so I hope it continues.
Posted on 10/26/11 at 8:51 pm to josh336
quote:
Florida no longer runs a spread under Weis
they used plenty SO against us. did you even WATCH THE GAME?
no,weiss wants to run a pro style but they resorted to SO for much of the games without BRANTLEY! for obvious reasons.
Posted on 10/26/11 at 9:01 pm to Fat Bastard
Sure, they used it against us down their first 2 qbs, but they are more of a pro style offense under brantley this year
Posted on 10/26/11 at 9:05 pm to AlaTiger
MCarron versus 2 senior QBs that got 4 years of experience/
I go with the Double J team ........
Jl and JJ
I go with the Double J team ........
Jl and JJ
Posted on 10/26/11 at 9:05 pm to AlaTiger
Notable Bama losses from 2010:
Mark Ingram
Julio Jones
Marcel Darius
James Carpenter
Greg McElroy
Notable LSU losses from 2010:
Patrick Peterson
Drake Nevis
Kelvin Sheppard
Stevan Ridley
Terrance Toliver
Notable emerging players for Bama 2011:
AJ McCarron
Jesse Williams
Trent Richardson
Notable emerging players for LSU 2011:
Sam Montgomery
Odell Beckham JR.
Spencer Ware
With Bama replacing FOUR 1st Rd. picks and a 5th yr senior QB, it's easy to say that Bama is coming into this game with a weaker team than last years' squad that lost to LSU 24-21. On the other side of the coin, LSU returns nearly the same team. Ware & Ford have made the Tiger faithful forget about Ridley. Beckham Jr. has surpassed Toliver's production. Mathieu has been every bit as much of a game-changer as Peterson ever was, and the D-line has hidden the loss of Nevis and Sheppard. And how could we forget the emergence of Jarrett Lee as a playaction assassin?
It's easy to make the argument that LSU is marching a stronger army into this battle while Bama's forces will need the advantage of their fortification to repel this attack.
Mark Ingram
Julio Jones
Marcel Darius
James Carpenter
Greg McElroy
Notable LSU losses from 2010:
Patrick Peterson
Drake Nevis
Kelvin Sheppard
Stevan Ridley
Terrance Toliver
Notable emerging players for Bama 2011:
AJ McCarron
Jesse Williams
Trent Richardson
Notable emerging players for LSU 2011:
Sam Montgomery
Odell Beckham JR.
Spencer Ware
With Bama replacing FOUR 1st Rd. picks and a 5th yr senior QB, it's easy to say that Bama is coming into this game with a weaker team than last years' squad that lost to LSU 24-21. On the other side of the coin, LSU returns nearly the same team. Ware & Ford have made the Tiger faithful forget about Ridley. Beckham Jr. has surpassed Toliver's production. Mathieu has been every bit as much of a game-changer as Peterson ever was, and the D-line has hidden the loss of Nevis and Sheppard. And how could we forget the emergence of Jarrett Lee as a playaction assassin?
It's easy to make the argument that LSU is marching a stronger army into this battle while Bama's forces will need the advantage of their fortification to repel this attack.
Posted on 10/26/11 at 9:16 pm to The_Pistol
For the folks saying Bama has no ST players, Maze isn't that bad. He is no Arenas, that's for sure. But he is not bad. I mean he's only 2nd in the country in PR yards.
Punt Return Yards Leaders - All Players
1 Devon Wylie, WR FRES 0 0 .0 0 0 32 423 13.2 79 2 6
2 Marquis Maze, WR ALA 9 238 26.4 70 0 38 338 8.9 83 1 12
LINK
LINK
Punt Return Yards Leaders - All Players
1 Devon Wylie, WR FRES 0 0 .0 0 0 32 423 13.2 79 2 6
2 Marquis Maze, WR ALA 9 238 26.4 70 0 38 338 8.9 83 1 12
LINK
LINK
Posted on 10/26/11 at 10:06 pm to Bwana Whiskey
maze is who scares me. dude's a stud against us.
Posted on 10/26/11 at 10:23 pm to Coater
TR out of the back field. We stop him and we win.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 3:06 pm to HudsonLee
keeping him in check is the key to beating Bama, Richardson can't run wild, if he is held in check it forces McCaron to beat you which is what you want.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 3:07 pm to josh336
you are lost as frick is what you are.
Posted on 10/27/11 at 3:11 pm to AlaTiger
AJ McCarron against Tennessee: 17-26, 284 Yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 1 Rushing TD.
FIFY
dumb arse.
quote:
I just got finished watching the Alabama-Tennessee game and I realized that I don't know a goddamn thing about college football.
FIFY
dumb arse.
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