re: Bryan Lazare on Rivals Radio this morning.....

Hey Rocket!

Smile buddy and put on some tunes. Something upbeat though, not them crying ones.

I have only seen glimpsies of Miles being fired up. I wouldn't want him mad at me at practice.
You are right in that they need to get these quys playing a solid game start to finish.

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What that tells me is Miles doesn't have the mentality to dominate or improve.

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Miles was being polite--nothing more. How can you be so clueless?

Guys, why do you get your panties in a uproar? Some of you need to wake up...Has anyone seen Miles at practice or in a coach's meeting? How do many of you come up with your shite or better shite? Most of you all just speculate...Does any one remember the ESPN clip at the beginning of the year? He got fired up and yelled at a player! This is just not our year...That is all...For some, a perfect season would not be enough...Oh by the way frick Alabama...

lazare could never crack the starting lineup in the sports department at the times picayune, fwiw ..

If we come out flat, they can turn the scoreboard on us real quick.

They put up a dickload of yards against us last year. And 24 points. From what I've seen of OM, they are a hungry team.

Playing Ole Miss will be a great opportunity to see if there has been actual improvement in many areas. On the field and on the sidelines.

I was encouraged to see Lee step into his throws and show some confidence, rather than throwing off his back foot with no pressure on him.

Maybe Lee is like a golfer trying to break 80 for the first time or playing even par through nine holes? His mechanics sure looked better when he had nothing to lose.

I saw last week where ForeLSU pointed out he performs well after his returned INT's. Maybe there is something to this. After things can't get any worse, he relaxes and plays better.

We sure have a good bit of film we can show him prior to kickoff that might allow him to settle in before the game starts.

You will never explain to me how it took our DC's the entire half to realize we needed to disrupt the timing of their routes if we were going to stop them.

Our DL experimented with alignments, but kept leaving the passing lane wide open when the QB wasn't throwing the ball helmet high. I've run out of excuses for the DC's.

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Any ex-coach that has UAB and ULM has losses is not one I would go to for advice on how to feel after a game like Saturday's.

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I agree, very telling, and definitely not something that Mister-Attention-To-Details/The-Master-Of-Minutiae would be saying after that game.

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No he would probably say something like

“You certainly have to appreciate every win that you have,” LSU Coach Nick Saban said. “And I certainly appreciate the fact that we competed, that we came back in the game and found a way to win.”

As he said after LSU's last game against Troy.

I agree that sometimes Lesticles is a little to laid back. His teams sometimes take that same approach. A famous coach once said: "It's too late to holler and scream at the players during the game. That should be done, along with coaching and installing the game plan at practice. During the game it's too late for all of that."

This particular coach has gone on to have a pretty successfull carreer......Joe Paterno. Head Coach Penn State University