Can we get some Pro-Nuss analysis on his 2 picks last night against poor competition?

Maybe next time wr will run fricking right

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On busted plays, do good QBs scramble for a yard or two, or throw the ball away…or do they throw underhand lobs directly to defensive players with no WRs in the area?

WRs may—MAY—have gone wrong way, but that doesn’t excuse the subsequent and familiar attempt at a hero play.

CoyoteSong still MIA? I haven’t seen him. He should be around soon, I suppose.

Take a look at TrouserTrout's posts

It's a problem when you do it as much as LSU is currently doing. It makes it easier to play defense and it's not creative at all. Why do you think we struggled for 3 quarters against FSU? Use your head. When did LSU open that offense up? When they started hitting WRs over the middle exploiting man coverage. Imagine if they actually attempted to do that after the 1s quarter.

Our scheme is bad and I'm not a fan of it, sorry. It's not hard to see. Makes me terrified to think what will happen when we get to Tenn who set a school record on pressures yesterday I think. Don't say you can't scheme around a bad OL because it happens all the time in NCAA with creative minds. Kiffin doesn't care what's in front of him he can make anything competent. Our current scheme is not taking advantage of our talent at all. Maybe that will change against Miss State but right now it's bad and it's partially why we lost the FSU game.

Nuss looked like he was trying too hard and it made things worse for him. Even our 2's & 3's should have dominated the Jags, but they didn't. The small sampling of Howard really didn't show us anything either, but something tells me that he'll be really good when it's his turn.

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On the pick six Southern did a good job of holding up the TE on the interior. I am still baffled as to why he thought it was a good idea to sling it knowing there was nobody in the area. He just panicked in a low stress game/environment. It was not a good look.

Both interceptions were poor decisions, and there was a 3rd pass that was questionable, but aside from that, his receivers did poorly. They dropped at least 3 easy passes that I recall, and didn’t run finish their routes a couple of other times.

Nuss looked about as bad as Daniels did last week. Nuss was accura with the ball except for the int and the boneheaded throw-away. I thought he showed potential. He was playing with all backups that were constantly changing. Even against poor competition, the whole offensive lineup was doing average even running the ball. Nuss did well, except for those couple of passes.

With that said, Daniels did great in this game. He kept his eyes down field and only ran as needed. If he can continue to do that, then I don’t want to see Nuss again until we have a big lead. I think Nuss will do much better next time, just as Daniels did much better in his 2nd start.

Both interceptions were poor decisions, and there was a 3rd pass that was questionable, but aside from that, his receivers did poorly. They dropped at least 3 easy passes that I recall, and didn’t finish their routes a couple of other times.

Nuss looked about as bad as Daniels did last week. Nuss was accurate with the ball except for the int and the boneheaded throw-away. I thought he showed potential. He was playing with all backups that were constantly changing. Even against poor competition, the whole offensive lineup was doing average, even running the ball. Nuss did well, except for those couple of passes.

With that said, Daniels did great in this game. He kept his eyes down field and only ran as needed. If he can continue to do that, then I don’t want to see Nuss again until we have a big lead. I think Nuss will do much better next time, just as Daniels did much better in his 2nd start.

BS. You have to attack the middle of a defense at some point. Outside will get the majority of the attempts but if you're doing it 90% of the time like LSU is doing, it's hurting your team. There's nothing creative about our scheme at all. It's predictable and nothing is putting a defense on their backs wondering what we might do next.

Daniels struggled all game against FSU looking to the outside. When LSU started rolling WRs over the middle he started hitting them. Maybe that's a scheme issue with Daniels in is they're not running enough over the middle. It's a criticism he doesn't see the field well on passing routes but he sure seemed like a different QB in the 4th against FSU when WRs were exploiting the man coverage over the middle.