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re: The flaw in Kiffin's offensive philosophy that cost us against Alabama
Posted on 11/9/26 at 5:07 pm to lsutigertalk
Posted on 11/9/26 at 5:07 pm to lsutigertalk
Lack of execution by mainly Leavitt and a few others was the difference. Bama executed better especially at QB. That's what beat us. All fricking plays are supposed to work if executed properly. Blocking, running, passing and catching.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 5:10 pm to PurpleSingularity
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LSU lost because we lost in every situational, impactful context. When there was a play that HAD to be made to win a football game, Alabama made that play and LSU didn’t.
Thank you for inenvertainly making my point. Russell made those plays Leavitt didn't.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 5:30 pm to lsutigertalk
I think there are several glaring issues leading to the red zone struggles.
We can't run the ball really. When we do succeed, it's usually due to a great play individually by Jones or a light box expecting the pass.
Sam is short, leading to a lot of batted balls.
I don't think this staff trusts Sam to make the tight window throws in the red zone currently, most of his interceptions have happened there.
Thus we usually end up trying to run Sam in some way, or screens, or just pounding the ball.
We can't run the ball really. When we do succeed, it's usually due to a great play individually by Jones or a light box expecting the pass.
Sam is short, leading to a lot of batted balls.
I don't think this staff trusts Sam to make the tight window throws in the red zone currently, most of his interceptions have happened there.
Thus we usually end up trying to run Sam in some way, or screens, or just pounding the ball.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 6:23 pm to Tiger of the Shire
Interesting tidbit regarding under center. Since I live in NW Arkansas, I hear way too much about the Hogs. A few years ago, when a media member asked current QB, KJ Jefferson, moving under center on some plays, he said he had never...NEVER...taken a snap from under center and wouldn't know how. Geesh.
This post was edited on 11/9/26 at 6:24 pm
Posted on 11/9/26 at 7:16 pm to lsutigertalk
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You have a 6’8 freak at TE and refuse to try and push the ball to him in the red zone. Instead you flush first down into the toilet because you refuse to break tendencies and run the ball up the gut every time. Why is it that LSU has a head coach that is known as an ‘offensive genius’ yet we break zero tendencies, and Bama dialed up two red zone calls that didn’t have a soul within 20 yards of them? Really just flat out pathetic red zone scheming.
This is thr truth. Like I said, no misdirection. Lane was known for this. I honestly think he is just letting Charlie weis jr hand the entire offense and game planning.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 7:59 pm to Tiger of the Shire
Kiffins left nut has forgotten more football than you. It’s comical to think you are qualified to have an opinion on what he’s right and wrong on.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 8:07 pm to lsutigertalk
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You have a 6’8 freak at TE and refuse to try and push the ball to him in the red zone
They threw the ball to him twice in the red zone on 4th down vs Bama, one was incomplete, one he was tackled short.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 8:55 pm to Tiger of the Shire
The flaw in the offense is Sam. We have to go ultra conservative near the goal line because of his failure to deliver in the passing game
1) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted by at LAT00 #0 J.Mcrae return 100 yards, TOUCHDOWN, K.Kent kick attempt good
2) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at LAT05. #21 Z.Hill return 25 yards to the LAT30
3) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at OM00, Touchback
4) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at MCN02. #24 L.Dubose return 7 yards to the MCN09
5) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at ALA24. #4 L.Metz return 28 yards to the LSU48
1) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted by at LAT00 #0 J.Mcrae return 100 yards, TOUCHDOWN, K.Kent kick attempt good
2) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at LAT05. #21 Z.Hill return 25 yards to the LAT30
3) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at OM00, Touchback
4) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at MCN02. #24 L.Dubose return 7 yards to the MCN09
5) #10 S.Leavitt pass intercepted at ALA24. #4 L.Metz return 28 yards to the LSU48
Posted on 11/9/26 at 9:03 pm to SidewalkTiger
Twice in how many trips? You have a wide receiver room with one dude and a room full of 5th rounders and we got him the ball twice. Meanwhile we drew up a play to a wr who dropped the ball on a drag route because that is what these receivers do.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 9:50 pm to Tiger of the Shire
It’s the O line. Limits what they can do in a condensed field.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 10:53 pm to Tiger of the Shire
This is why many NFL teams are taking way more snaps under center.

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