re: My honest prediction about Crowton.

We have to realize that ever since crowton was hired as OC we have had to sweat out most ballgames. He is the problem and if it takes Miles being fired to get rid of him than so be it. Crowtons gotta go.

And how has that new "wrinkle" worked out? Right, I thought so.

Why would it be Crowton's fault??? What if Crowton called the perfect play but Les changed it because, since Miles uses his feelings instead of his brain, it was the better thing to choose than Crowton's

When your offense is one of the worst in college football, two people get the blame, the HC and the OC. Guess who goes first?

Recheck the games before Crowton got here. We had a lot of close games under Jimbo that we should have been coasting on in the 4th quarter.

This is not Crowton. This is Miles.

If you disagree, please show me game tape from La. Tech, BYU or Oregon where he used big running backs and pounded out yards. And I don't mean one or two plays a game. I'm talking that being his game plan.

Miles wants a ball control, time consuming, pound it out offensive game plan. He wants to shorten all games by limiting possessions. He wants an offensive that he has a player at Michigan would have loved to block for.

Don't care what anyone says, Crowton has handcuffs on.

Hey, here's your new logo motto:

Hello, my name is IDIOT!

I agree with the fact that Miles wants LSU to be a Michigan-like team. He did his best work with Hester - a pounder that would always come up with the necessary 3 yards and Flynn - another hard nosed tough competitor. MIles knows nothing about modern offenses and it is killing us. Up the middle or that STUPID option play (that has got to be the worst option play in d1).
Miles is 20 years in the past.

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he added new wrinkles (the no huddle) to change up our offense.

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I know the theoretical benefits to not huddling, but I haven't seen any actual benefits from it. On the contrary, we look confused all the time. My theory is that the few seconds spent walking to the line and getting set gives linemen a chance to mentally review their assignments and receivers a chance to think about their routes. This would be less important for a team full of fourth and fifth year players.

Is it too late to switch? I don't see the decision of whether or not to huddle being something that can't be changed and implemented almost immediately. I'm pretty sure all of these guys didn't play in an no huddle offense in high school so the adjustment wouldn't be that difficult.

I was pulling my hair out when we played MSU with that f*cking no-huddle shite. Here you are, in a stadium that is filled with artificial noise makers, making it 10x louder than it normally would be, and you're running a no-huddle??