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re: What backfield is better than LSU's?

Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:19 pm to
Posted by fearthehat
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:19 pm to
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except in 2006 when he was our primary back for half the year

and even assuming he can't: who cares? he's a fricking beast outside of the tackles. one of the most dangerous runners in CFB


Dude Keiland has not done enough to even warrant the starting RB job at LSU.

Yeh he came on later on in the year when LSU was the hottest team in the country....Don't forget though the number 1 pick in the draft, two first Round WR's and Early doucet can soften up a defene don't ya think

Outside definitely yes Keiland is a fricking stud...

Not many 6'0 225 RB's that run 4.4's. But he has to learn to run between the tackles and use his vision or he will be nothing more than a role player.

Only 7 carries in the last two games of the year last year. The two most important games of the year...playing for a championship only 7 carries

This stat would motivate me a shite load if I was Keiland Williams.
This post was edited on 7/8/08 at 7:27 pm
Posted by Cornholio
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:19 pm to
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one of the most dangerous runners in CFB




Noel Devine


Agreed. Devine is an animal.
Posted by fearthehat
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:20 pm to
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Is there reason to be worried about UFs w/ the addition of Moody?


You always need to worry about Florida.
Posted by TulaneTigerFan
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:31 pm to
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:37 pm to
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Keiland has not been able to run between the tackles in his two years at LSU. Big time dissappointment so far.


Are you shitting me?
Posted by tigermike5
Member since Mar 2006
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:45 pm to
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Not many 6'0 225 RB's that run 4.4's. But he has to learn to run between the tackles and use his vision or he will be nothing more than a role player


damn, i didn't know reggie bush was a role player in college.

you forgetting we didnt need williams to run between the tackles, we had scott and hester for that.

williams has his style that is different from the others.

and overrated, if he is overratted, i would hate to see your criteria for a college running back.

and the run against virgina tech last year was one of the best and most exciting runs that i have witnessed in person and rivals bush run against fresno st. in his heisman year.
This post was edited on 7/8/08 at 7:47 pm
Posted by fearthehat
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:49 pm to
Williams was so good last year that he ran the ball 2 times in the national championship game....Dude has shown flashes but is very very inconsistent.
Posted by fearthehat
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:53 pm to
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damn, i didn't know reggie bush was a role player in college.

you forgetting we didnt need williams to run between the tackles, we had scott and hester for that.

williams has his style that is different from the others.

and overrated, if he is overratted, i would hate to see your criteria for a college running back.

and the run against virgina tech last year was one of the best and most exciting runs that i have witnessed in person and rivals bush run against fresno st. in his heisman year.




Reggie Bush's most memorable runs came from gettin the ball up the middle and making a cut to the outside after getting past the front 7

Wrong we did need Williams to run between the tackles..he just couldn't do it.

His style may be different than others but if he wants to play in the league he better run between the tackles

He's overrated, but only thought of as an outstanding player by LSU fans.

The run against Va Tech was great but the run against Tennessee was fricking terrible...Running backwards for a 15 yard loss when your starting QB isn't even playing is not good for your offense.
Posted by Tigerloo
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:54 pm to
"The backfield" is only one part of the running game, but you asked about the backfield. As far as combination of able running backs, top notch wide receivers, and stud offensive line, I'd say LSU's combination is as good as any. If the QB can keep his head under fire, we'll have no worries on offense, and should be as good as anybody.
Posted by puttytat
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 7:57 pm to
"What backfield is better than LSU's?
honest question?"


North Texas....not so honest answer
Posted by tigermike5
Member since Mar 2006
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:06 pm to
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Wrong we did need Williams to run between the tackles..he just couldn't do it


no, most of williams run calls were to the outside, again scott and hester ran it up the middle

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The run against Va Tech was great but the run against Tennessee was fricking terrible...Running backwards for a 15 yard loss when your starting QB isn't even playing is not good for your offense.


wow pull one run out of 200, where there was no hole, yea he should have just went down, but he was trying to make something out of nothing

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His style may be different than others but if he wants to play in the league he better run between the tackles


guess what this is not about playing in the nfl, this is about being a college running back and he is far from overrated for a college running back

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He's overrated, but only thought of as an outstanding player by LSU fans.


yep and i bet you the same person that believes flynn was a better qb then jamarcus and that hester is a better back then keiland.
Posted by SlowFlowPro
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:08 pm to
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Dude Keiland has not done enough to even warrant the starting RB job at LSU.

he's already been the starting RB at LSU

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Yeh he came on later on in the year when LSU was the hottest team in the country

2 things changed LSU in 2006:

1. jimbo/les telling JR to run
2. keiland starting

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Only 7 carries in the last two games of the year last year. The two most important games of the year...playing for a championship only 7 carries

he got hurt in 1 of those games after averaging like 8 or 9 ypc. what are you talking about?

Posted by fearthehat
Member since Dec 2006
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:10 pm to
No JaMarcus is definitely better than Flynn, and Hester was head and shoulders better than Williams.

Again Williams had 2 carries in the National Title game.

As for the quote you made "wow you pulled one run out of 200" well so did you didn't you ?

Look I'm not saying that Williams isn't a good player...he's just not All conference material right now. There are plenty of backs better than him right now, maybe even two on his own team.
Posted by AlexLSU
Member since Jan 2005
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:12 pm to
If we are talking strictly RBs, I'd say Clemson perhaps. USC has LSU-esque depth, but they are all so even that no one ever really breaks through. Plus, too many of their RBs are two position possibilities (Bradford, Gable, Tyler).

Not UGA. Moreno was fantastic last year, but I won't buy into the Moreno/King hype until I see them perform this year. Remember Danny Ware? Kregg Lumpkin? Thomas Brown? All these guys looked fantastic, but fell to mediocrity or just solid guys.

OU? Seriously?
Posted by tigermike5
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:14 pm to
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Again Williams had 2 carries in the National Title game


um he was hurt

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Look I'm not saying that Williams isn't a good player...he's just not All conference material right now. There are plenty of backs better than him right now, maybe even two on his own team.


and you could be right because i believe murphy is a stud, but scott, murphy, and williams if they healthy could be 1st round picks. williams most likely will when he runs his forty.

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Hester was head and shoulders better than Williams


not even close and i love what hester did for us last year and his career and the fact he only fumbled twice(lost one)his entire career, but on pure running back talent hester isnt even close to williams.
This post was edited on 7/8/08 at 8:16 pm
Posted by SlowFlowPro
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:14 pm to
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and Hester was head and shoulders better than Williams.


Posted by jausti2
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:18 pm to
I'll put our guys up there with anybody..but i wouldnt argue if someone said clemson
Posted by AlexLSU
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:21 pm to
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OSU


One player who's a great talent playing against a bunch of lardasses. What if Beanie gets hurt? They're fricked.

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UGA - SFP is right, King is very good but similar player to Moreno (maybe faster)


SFP is banking on King's talent. UGA has had a lot of talented backs who have never lived up to it. They're the 2nd best in the SEC behind LSU.

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Clemson


Two proven starters > three possible starters, so yeah.

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Oklahoma - D Murray = Beast


frick no. Again, one player, playing against shitty teams. Negative.

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A&M


They're ahead of OU, but A&M's RBs won't be able to showcase their talents with such a one dementional offense.

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Miss St. - Best back in West


No. LSU and Auburn both have deeper, more talented backfields.

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WVU


This depends on whether Pat White is included.

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but Williams has been a disappointment



The dude averaged nearly 7 ypc last year with an injury.
Posted by iwyLSUiwy
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:43 pm to
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Wrong we did need Williams to run between the tackles..he just couldn't do it.


wat r u talkin bout dude? HESTER AND SCOTT WERE OUR POWER BACKS!! y did we need him to run b/w the tackles?! wen you split carries with two power backs i dont think the change of pace your looking for when u bring him in is another b/w the tackles runner.

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His style may be different than others but if he wants to play in the league he better run between the tackles

i guess having a seven yard average isnt good enough

He's overrated, but only thought of as an outstanding player by LSU fans.



i hate people who say this. the dude was a sophmore, our second most dependable back. how could u possibly hate on this guy. the one thing he has had problems with: fumbles, u havent even mentioned. he's GOING to be a stud! in college and the NFL. im not saying he was last year, but there certainly aint a reason to hate on him as hard as you have
Posted by tOSUbucks
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Posted on 7/8/08 at 8:43 pm to
"One player who's a great talent playing against a bunch of lardasses. What if Beanie gets hurt? They're fricked."

Sophomore Brandon Siane is a beast and fast as hell. he will take over no problem when Beanie is gone. Only problem is that Mo Wells gets more caries because he is an upper class man (even though he sucks) but I think that will change this year.
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