re: could the execution apologists acknowledge the point?

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How in the hell did our offense under perform last year? We won every game except the Championship and Bama by like 4 TDs.

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You left out Florida. Also, it's quality of competition. LSU has the talent to muscle a lot of teams, but they play down to the level of the competition in most games. What the poster is saying is that you can look at stats and watch the games to see the offense has issues. Rather than acting like their offensive woes don't exist, many fans would like to see a new philosophy. Whether Miles is butting in or not, the philosophy sucks and it will be very difficult to get another championship without improving the offense. And yes, I'm greedy, I'd like to think LSU could win another one in the next 10 years.

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How in the hell did our offense under perform last year? We won every game except the Championship and Bama by like 4 TDs.

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We had an amazing defense and special teams. They probably scored close to the same points as the offense and always gave the offense a short field.

Well said

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Look I dont care whether you agree or not.

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Good because I don't give a shite what your opinion is. If you want to spend all your time trolling the LSU site go for it.

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but it really only makes you look worse.

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Yeah, you come on the LSU board and do nothing but say negative things about LSU and I am the one who looks bad.

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how many times did we fail to get more than 3 first downs in the first half and get bailed out by special teams and defense?

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Umm like twice. And only once were we "bailed out by special teams and defense."

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and yea, you look bad. Post less.

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Let me guess. 20 year old frat douche posting from class?

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could the execution apologists acknowledge the point?

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The job of a coach is to teach his team to execute.

If plays are not being executed properly, especially when the players are very talented, the coaches are not doing their job.

Inability to execute could be because the coaches can not teach execution. It can also be because the plays being called are not conducive to strong execution. If the defense can tell based on the down/distance and/or personnel grouping what the play is going to be, the offense will have a much tougher time executing the play.

The past few seasons, our offensive tendencies have been so defined that my mother-in-law can guess the play almost half the time before the ball is snapped. I am guessing that most of the defensive coordinators of our opponents can predict the plays at a significantly higher rate than my mother-in-law.

Just because you have a pass to run ratio of around 1:1 does not mean you are running a balanced offense If 80% of the patterns are run within 10 yrds of the line of scrimmage, the defense is not forced to cover enough of the field.

Some relatively minor changes could make our offense much tougher to defend. We almost never run a misdirection play...even a simple counter running play. Our opponents LBs are never enticed to move in a direction other than where the RB ends up (usually up the middle or off tackle).

Some pass plays that have receivers running routes on different levels would give them a chance to get some separation. We seem to run all of our receivers (usually only two) on short outside routes. Any deviation from that is typically a go route. There is very little in between.

I would love to see a real offense run with the players Miles recruits. He brings in great offensive players and should have successful offenses. There is no reason for our players to not be able to execute the offense that does not relate to coaching of those players.

Comparing our post history, if one of us is a troll it isnt me.

Yea, you have a complete retard trying to knight for you This is too good.


Im out bitches