re: The issue at hand on offense is easily solvable. The solution is not out of grasp

The problem with this is - full throttle Nuss scares the crap out of BK. Explosive plays means you have to let Nuss sling it like he did last year. The coaches have decided we don't have to sling it this year because of the def. playing at a high level. They also thought we would have a running game - we don't. We have 265 yrs rushing YTD. Mizzou had that in 1 game. If they can't get a running game going in the next 2 weeks they are going to have to bring Hilton in and let Nuss sling it. He's pretty good at it. It's who he is. He is not a game manager and looks like he hates that role. He is a 350 to 400 yrd per game drop back passer, not a 200 to 250 yrd game manager. with decent running game. If that running game doesn't come around, take the shakles off Nuss and get Hilton , Nick and Sharp more involved with explsive plays.

Because you can't bank on 5 interceptions and holding the other team to 10 points every game. The defense also needs rest so sustaining longer drives is crucial. 3 and out on your first 3 drives is ridiculous. That means the other defense already has you figured out.

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So far, LSU has decided to play defense balls out and conservative offense. Results: 3-0 and #3 ranking. Why is that not good enough for Tiger fans?

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Because so far the two games against supposedly decent opponents, we’ve left them in the game far too long.

One bad play or one big turnover and momentum changes and those can be cut losses pretty quickly.

Need to put 2 to 3 scores distance between you and the opponent every single time you can.

And at this point, we should’ve done that three times.

Because in their convoluted minds THEY know more about coaching than BK, Sloan and all the staff without ever being at practice, in game video review meeting, gameplan meeting, and press box and on field game time coaching.