re: Im gonna pump sunshine hard

Little ole Clemson?

We are just lacking some depth, so if we can just stay healthy!

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We are just lacking some depth

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I don’t think we lack depth on offense at all. Yes, I know what Lane said about the o-line. But Thompkins, Devin Harper, Satterwhite and Darrin Strey have starting experience/playing time logged at other big time programs. They aren’t even starting here. That’s good depth. That doesn’t even include Solomon Thomas, who we are all waiting on to break through.

At edge, there are a lot of competitive, talented young players behind the top two. Not a lot of proven production, but lots of talent and someone will flash. We have players.

I think boundary corner is the one position we truly lack real depth at. Havon Finney is a talented player but we haven’t seen it. This is the one position I’d be worried about if one of the top two starters went down.

I want to. I do. But I dont think I'm ready.

I want to believe, but every part of me screams to run away. My heart still remembers the sharp edges of how it broke before. I look at LSU and see a team who deserves a love that is pure and whole. But I am fractured, and I am terrified of LSU handing me the pieces of a ruined season. Every time the ball is snapped, I brace myself for the line to fray, for the bus to break..

I look at this board, and I feel a quiet storm inside my chest. Every time I get close, a tackle jumps and my guard is down. The old shadows whisper that we are running straight into a trap, but we lack vision and bounce to loss. I built thick walls around my heart because the last time I gave LSU everything, I was left with nothing. It takes every ounce of strength I have just to stay right here and read these posts, again. I've seen them before.

LSU failed on its promise of a mature success that I desperately wanted to trust. My scars still ache when the season changes to autumn. I am terrified that if I fully commit to this dream, the ground will drop out from beneath me again, like the promise of a young underworld quarterback.

And now LSU offers youthful hope from one who has not known commitment, who weds then walks away, who loves then leaves, who fornicates then forgets. His exit is so consistent, he's named for a path.

Please be patient with me as I try to: hide the shame the 90s carved into my soul, comprehend the incomprehensible insanity of repeatedly inviting Auburn to pick six, forget how LSU authored incompleteness by dropping linebackers and games, accept the face in the mirror turning to plastic in a sepia bed and blonde selfie of unraveling off-field distractions and locker-room dysfunction, and fight the ghosts of a disaligned football fam-ly of golf, booze, double-digit blowouts, and season-opening heartbreak.

Please be patient. Give me time.

I'll need about two weeks.

Im excited as well after watching a really bad offense for the last few years and coaches with no clue how to make it work. Think we can really be good and run a balanced offense finally.

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I don’t think we lack depth on offense at all. Yes, I know what Lane said about the o-line. But Thompkins, Devin Harper, Satterwhite and Darrin Strey have starting experience/playing time logged at other big time programs. They aren’t even starting here. That’s good depth. That doesn’t even include Solomon Thomas, who we are all waiting on to break through.

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I think he's talking about a real tight end.

And we got the edge from ND with Pyburn on the way!


Keep pumping :rimshot: :rimshot:

This is something you may not understand. Our DL is stout, and our LBs are strong and fast. Those two things have a huge impact on a mobile QB. They won’t have nearly the success against this defense that they’ve had in the past.

This is a Sunshine pumping thread Negative Nancy

Whatever