Penalties on the offense last year

No but it "appeared" to be better than the many previous years of head shaking penalties.

Eta...the DOG are the ones that really chap my arse. Especially when it happened after a timeout.

I'm just havin some fun

The penalties caused by the shifts where overblown.

We had a few early but a lot were holding and a few personal fouls. Stuff that aren’t exactly scheme related.

We had a few offsides, like one or two illegal formations.

I remember there were an absurd amount of offensive penalties the first few games. It improved after that.

Burnt my arse too. To see miles take a timeout, March back on the field and either have to call another time out or get a delay-of-game, that s*** would piss me off. If your damn quarterback is that confused you need to replace him and play somebody who can actually call the play and not be confused by it or if it was because the coaches were confused,either way, that was bs.

We were #57 in fewest penalty yards in 2017, #14 in '16, and #104 in '15.

All penalties, by yards. Kinda all over the place.

Penalties by the offense in '17 was 52 yds (60th). I can't find previous years by the offense/defense separately.

KY, TAMU, Arky, UT, Bama, AU, USC all had fewer. So in '17 LSU ranked 8th in offensive penalty yards in the SEC and 5th in the West.


That's all I got.

Felt like someone was pulling my teeth with no anesthesia watching that bs.
What was just as frustrating was watching the offense march down the field and get in the red zone and then get back to back delay of game or false start penalties, I was ready to pull my hair out.
I once saw us get to the 3 (1st & goal), miles is arguing on the headset, has to call timeout, come out of timeout and run a dive for no gain then followed it with play action rollout to the TE for a TD. Bet my bottom dollar dive was miles call and TD was Cameron's call and cost the team a timeout arguing over that bs.