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re: How many quarters would it take for LSU to score 60 points
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:39 am to CajunFootball
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:39 am to CajunFootball
I like Oregon's offense... I just feel that these teams that run offenses that are not very traditional, seem to be destroyed when you give a team a while to prepare.
Oregon
Georgia Tech
both get exposed..
Florida runs an offense that isn't very traditional but they had a once in a lifetime player in Tebow, you can see now how effective it can be without a player of his stature.
Oregon
Georgia Tech
both get exposed..
Florida runs an offense that isn't very traditional but they had a once in a lifetime player in Tebow, you can see now how effective it can be without a player of his stature.
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:40 am to CajunFootball
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Obviously I didn't get the hidden message.
it's pretty much a play thread b/c we took their OC and they got a lot better on O while we got worse
plus the whole QB thing makes it even stranger. who knew we'd be so linked to Oregon of all teams?
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The SEC is better then the Pac 10.
if stanford, zona, and UO keep it up thats hard to say
the pac10 is real good at the top this year
the SEC doesn't have a complete team as of RIGHT now. LSU actually is the team with the best chance to have a good O and D
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:41 am to The Eric
Dammit. So you're telling me that Miles passed on 2 of the best spread QBs in the last decade, the other being Pat White? Oh wait, I think that was a different coach..
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:42 am to Jaydeaux
Its pretty clear UO likes to run up the score. I dont blame them really... anyone who doesnt have an automatic bid to the BCSCG by going undefeated has to do that.
The Pac10 is just weak enough they could beon the outside looking in if the Big 10 and SEC go undefeated. Not to mention a Boise and TCU in the mix.
Pretty much everyone except the SEC teams need style points.
The Pac10 is just weak enough they could beon the outside looking in if the Big 10 and SEC go undefeated. Not to mention a Boise and TCU in the mix.
Pretty much everyone except the SEC teams need style points.
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:43 am to LSUBrown
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Oh wait, I think that was a different coach..
A different coach who wouldn't have Crowton as his OC. Miles and Crowton are bad enough individually. Even worse when you combine their non-matching styles.
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:44 am to The Eric
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Georgia Tech
their offense is as traditional as it gets. classic option team. thats been around CFB since the 60s
you do know LSU tries to run the spread option, too, right?
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Florida runs an offense that isn't very traditional but they had a once in a lifetime player in Tebow, you can see now how effective it can be without a player of his stature.
meyer has a passing QB and refuses to change his offense. that's on meyer. they won a title with leak at QB
imagine UF with newton
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:44 am to LSUBrown
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Dammit. So you're telling me that Miles passed on 2 of the best spread QBs in the last decade, the other being Pat White? Oh wait, I think that was a different coach..
we didn't pass on either
hell, pat white was an official commit who de-committed to go to WV (when the spread option wasn't even around)
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:45 am to BobBoucher
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The Pac10 is just weak enough
UO, stanford, and zona are not that weak of a top 3
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:46 am to SlowFlowPro
Oregon Bowl Games Since 2005
2005: Lost close to Oklahoma
2006: Lost badly to BYU
2007: Win over South Flordia
2008: Win of Oklahoma State
2009: No Bowl Game
2010: Lost to Ohio State
Looks like any good team they have lost, any bad team they have won. I'm not sure when their current head coach got there, but it still shows that since 2007 they have yet to beat a good team in a bowl game.
The SEC leads the Pac-10 62-39-5 (.608)
2005: Lost close to Oklahoma
2006: Lost badly to BYU
2007: Win over South Flordia
2008: Win of Oklahoma State
2009: No Bowl Game
2010: Lost to Ohio State
Looks like any good team they have lost, any bad team they have won. I'm not sure when their current head coach got there, but it still shows that since 2007 they have yet to beat a good team in a bowl game.
The SEC leads the Pac-10 62-39-5 (.608)
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:47 am to CajunFootball
How many centuries will it take for your team to when a NC?
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:48 am to CajunFootball
he was hired as OC in 2007 to improve over crowton. became the HC last year
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:59 am to SlowFlowPro
Ok so if he started in 2007:
2007(Game played in 2008): Holiday Bowl:
#17 Oregon(10-3)=> 42
#13 Oklahoma State(9-4)=> 31
2008: Do not make a bowl game
2009 (Game played in 2010): Rose Bowl:
#7 Orgeon(10-2)=> 17
#8 Ohio State(10-2)=> 26
Yeah..so they won the Pac 10(good for you).
Wins: USC? Utah? Oregon State?
Losses Boise? Stanford?
2007(Game played in 2008): Holiday Bowl:
#17 Oregon(10-3)=> 42
#13 Oklahoma State(9-4)=> 31
2008: Do not make a bowl game
2009 (Game played in 2010): Rose Bowl:
#7 Orgeon(10-2)=> 17
#8 Ohio State(10-2)=> 26
Yeah..so they won the Pac 10(good for you).
Wins: USC? Utah? Oregon State?
Losses Boise? Stanford?
Posted on 10/22/10 at 8:59 am to jamoore
I think it serves us better to endure rather than try to exploit. We don't need style points at the end of the year, they really do.
I wonder what happens if Oregon, LSU/AU, Oklahoma, TCU, and Boise all go unbeaten. Not as far as who gets in the ship this year, but will it force a change in the structure of the BCS
Really
I wonder what happens if Oregon, LSU/AU, Oklahoma, TCU, and Boise all go unbeaten. Not as far as who gets in the ship this year, but will it force a change in the structure of the BCS
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How many centuries will it take for your team to when a NC?
Really
Posted on 10/22/10 at 9:01 am to SlowFlowPro
All 1AA opponents aren't equal. You have a lot that are crap in comparison to 1A. But top ten could probably play with anyone and McNeese is generally ranked in there each year. We're used to winning. Teams like us always have the potential to beat a good FBS team. App St over Michigan, back when beating Michigan meant something. Jack state over Ole Miss, James Madison over Virginia Tech. The potential is there. The talent is there, and the talent gap is closing every year.
Posted on 10/22/10 at 9:14 am to KingHippo
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I wonder what happens if Oregon, LSU/AU, Oklahoma, TCU, and Boise all go unbeaten.
likely UO/OU title with what i'd guess is a 33% shot at LSu/AU getting in over OU
that would depend on the voters
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but will it force a change in the structure of the BCS
no
Posted on 10/22/10 at 9:15 am to McNeeseWillBeatLSU
quote:UM wasn't that great in 2007, brah
App St over Michigan, back when beating Michigan meant something.
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Jack state over Ole Miss, James Madison over Virginia Tech.
Ole Miss and VT? POWERHOUSES
Posted on 10/22/10 at 9:22 am to SlowFlowPro
"Ole Miss and VT? POWERHOUSES"
Not elite teams, for sure. But didn't VT lose by 3 to Boise and otherwise win the rest of teh their games? You have to give JMU some credit for that one.
Not elite teams, for sure. But didn't VT lose by 3 to Boise and otherwise win the rest of teh their games? You have to give JMU some credit for that one.
Posted on 10/22/10 at 9:27 am to SlowFlowPro
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UM wasn't that great in 2007, brah
went 9-4 and beat Florida which was pretty good that year.
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Ole Miss and VT? POWERHOUSES
d1aa is not supposed to beat any 1A at all. let alone a bcs team Just sayin...
Posted on 10/22/10 at 9:27 am to N.O. via West-Cal
i see it more as BSU not being that good
Posted on 10/22/10 at 9:27 am to SlowFlowPro
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we didn't pass on either
hell, pat white was an official commit who de-committed to go to WV (when the spread option wasn't even around)
Saban passed on Pat White as a QB and White said no thanks when he got a QB offer. Same thing as Miles with the Oregon QB. Miles has flaws, more than most big time coaches, but it's funny to see him get called out on isolated recruiting decisions.
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