re: Best Running Back LSU will face all year in your opinion?

with our two surest tacklers gone (Sheppard and PP7) it may be a matter of who we make look the best via missed tackles rather than who actually is the best.

I'll go with Richardson.

The thread while predictable and all 'bout Saban as usual, it did get me thinking about one of LSU's best RB stables..

Exploit away. My aptitude in logic is very high. Nothing that I have said is a stretch on logic. "Best" is very subjective and leaves room for conjecture, which is exactly the point of the discussion

I actually had a dream last night and Hot Carl was in it. All I remember was sitting around a table drinking at his place in Shreveport and I knocked his watch off the table that was lying there and I had to apologize to him a couple of times to make sure he wasn't mad. And some random arse folk were there.

Ware in practice........

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LaMichael James, Michael Dyer, Trent Richardson, or Knile Davis

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All are real good backs.
Let the season begin.

I think it's ironic that in a lot of your posts you tend to use bigger words. Why you tend to use bigger words Idk, maybe to come off as intellectual or superior. But when it comes to common grammar or correct words like they instead of the you slip up.

There's some "aptitude in logic" for you.

I make mistakes sometimes in the details but my point is not illogical. I type fast and don't proof read. In any case, my point is not illogical. Besides, I put Richardson at the top of my list. He runs between the tackles, catches the ball out of the backfield and shows to be the best all around back. I put LMJ third only ahead of Dyer because if any out of three benefited from scheme, it was Dyer. I guarantee you that LMJ was the main key for every defense he faced. Dyer was down the pecking order.

I said if any of the 4 benefited from the scheme it's Dyer - which is not mutually exclusive. We were thin at runningback last year and Thomas didn't keep the ball like Masoli and Dixon. LMJ was the main key.

Niles was probably second with Mallet and that passing attack.

However, if I remember correctly Ingram was limited a lot last year and Bama's passing attack isn't that of Arkansas (wasn't Jones limited at times as well???). So, no it's not that ignorant.

Did Devine graduate from WVU? b/c I think LSU got very lucky he was hurt in your game last year. You really didn't get a good taste of what he truly is. I dont think he is as good as the ones listed, but he still is a serious HR threat.

Please get off the grammar and spelling. I am not the one lowering myself to juvenile insult. I miss the "K" in the first name but can you name the top 3 backs in the Pac without googling them or using a search function?

Sorry, but Dyer wins the whole "who had the better scheme sweepstakes?" Cam Newton under center, 4 senior olinemen, and a rb that can stretch the field in McCaleb (sorry if his name has two and not 1 l because I am not taking the time to look it up). To boot, the OC is probably one of the best in the country.

The reason I brought up Dixon was because he and Masoli were the last two qbs that you had to respect in the read option. Darron is no where near their quality. Likewise, we were dangerously thin at RB and made LMJ carry the ball too much. He would have benefited from a second back.

Oregon's scheme is a death machine with a guy like Dixon and Darron Thomas is no Dixon.

Since I spelled the name wrong and maybe used a their when it should have been a there, I will resort to smaller words. Check, I will use smaller words.