re: Many around the program – and outside of it – compare the scheme Ensminger is implementing

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i want to believe *ETA: quote: The spring, the most common formations are shotgun and one-back sets, finally we're abandoning the FB

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I will say I like the H-Back/FB hybrid they used a bunch last year. Foster Moreau and/or T. Carter were very dependable blockers on the edge but also can make plays in the passing game.

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you dont give herman credit for his 1st season at houston because you said," that wasnt his program", and then tout an interim tenure for O.

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I actually did give credit to Hotlips. I think it was in this thread.

Some guy was crying that a new staff cannot install a new system and be successful like a staff that had been together running the same system for years.

I naturally pointed out that the only NEW staff member is the new O-line coach. But also that he had coached with members of the LSU staff previously.

I then pointed out that the entire staff had worked together at least one year and multiple years in most cases and more importantly the staff has worked with the players and knows what they are capable of.

So the poster asked a question that I apparently didn't understand. I thought he wanted an example or something in comparing new staffs to existing staffs.

Dumb me, this being an LSU board, used Les Miles/Cam Cameron as the example of an established staff with and existing system and said I would prefer the new guys at LSU all day long.

I think they then said there were other options or was mad that I misread the question.

So, the first thing I thought of at the time was your "lover boy". His first season with an entirely new staff seemed to install an offense and do pretty damn good that year.

The second season when it was an established staff with an existing system, not so much. But, yes for a first year staff that had never worked together and installed a new system with new players, it was an impressive FIRST season.

Such a positive thing here in my opinion yet some 80 something downvotes by the haters Won't ever be satisfied!!!

The coaching staff will be heading up to LA to visit with McVay.


I love it!

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Lildickdaddy, you can always find you in a thread sucking off Miles. He got fired moron, get over it!

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I never give votes or pay attention to them. But you just got one of the very few I have ever done. I haven't read your post and am doing this based on the name-calling alone. Kudos man.

Nothing against Richmomma either, that is just a good one.

Easy now. Your boys Ensminger and Orgeron got shut out by Bama too in an season you've been touting as a big turn around by O.

That game plan (if you want to call it thatt) by Miles in NC game was one of the worst coaching displays I've ever seen. He literally changed nothing from the regular season game. Have to give the staff credit for getting there.

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We should also remember that he has had nothing to do with LSU football for almost 2 yrs.

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Almost 2 years means he has had something to do with the LSU team. The lack of depth on the D-line and the quality on the O-line was more than evident this season.

In an interview with the advocate, when asked if he had ever had a D-line with such poor depth Aranda's first response was a laugh before saying "No".

I don't know this personally but I get the opinion that Aranda DOES NOT laugh very much when it comes to football.

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I'll have you know that LSU almost crossed the 50 yard-line one time during that game. If your expectations were off the charts that is your own damn fault.

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How many points have O's teams scored in the NC games he's been in?

I guess on the bright side, he hasn't given up any points either.

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There was a thread that had a bunch of posters knocking Eaux's intelligence. I thought it was interesting since none of them no a thing about Eaux other than what they have read on the internet.

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LOL, I’ve known Ed since 1977. He’s a great guy and a very good DL coach, but he’ll never be considered scholarly.

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But anyone that believes that LSU will suddenly become an offensive juggernaut to rival the success of the New Orleans Saints because “We comin” is delusional on a level that I can’t even fathom.

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Anybody that believes that LSU needs to be an offensive juggernaut just like the Saints to be successful is also delusional on a level that I can't even fathom.

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I'll have you know that LSU almost crossed the 50 yard-line one time during that game.

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wrong. just like 99% of your posts.

ed orgeron isnt a good coach and his entire head coaching career proves it.