re: what is moffit doing

quote:

---

pretty sure the driveman made dorsey.

---

underrated post IMO

quote:

---

LSU is not an NFL farm system.

---

as a college team, we're supposed to be

quote:

---

Our coaches are supposed to be working to win college football games.

---

and NFL coaches know how to do this better than college coaches, yet we shun their tests

quote:

---

But, sure, let's revamp our entire coaching system and throw away our success as a college team so some message board types can pump their chests about some former players' 40 times at the combine.

---

what is wrong with having a faster team ?

DBG, my point wasn't that I did moffit's program. My point was you retards have no idea what you are talking about on all sides of this issue. There is a reason why Moffit is paid so well. He produces. Look at where our program has gone. Unless you have ever worked out with a strength and conditioning coach, which clearly none of you have, shut up. You have absolutely no idea and will never have a clue what you are talking about. It is amazing how you think you know everything because you know how to use google. Congrats, my 3 year old cousin can do the same.

personally the bench press is not all the sport specific for football.
a player should never be in a position on his back laying where he is pushing a guy off of him.

I also know the university of memphis doesnt rely on the bench press as much for their football team.

I agree with you about Keiland. He is clearly not as explosive as he once was, and that really annoys me as he was my favorite running back at LSU during his freshman and sophomore seasons.

But who else has been bogged down by the staff? Rahim Alem has been misused by the coaches, but he is still a great speed rusher. Vincent and Alley Broussard both had serious injuries and did not have the self-discipline to return to their previous form. Shyrone Carey was just too small for SEC football.

On the other hand, Clayton, Devery Henderson, Landry, Bowe, Craig Davis, Addai, and D Byrd all showed their speed at the combine. Guys like Chevis Jackson and Craig Steltz never had sprinter's speed to begin with, and Ali Highsmith was never a 4.5 sprinter.

The only legitimate gripes I see at the moment are Keiland losing his explosiveness and Alem being severely underutilized as a speed rusher last season.

quote:

---

a player should never be in a position on his back laying where he is pushing a guy off of him.

---

that's what ole coach murphy use to tell us what the bench press was good for. either that or pushing up to get your face out the mud after you got frieght trained.

quote:

---

jai eugene, for example, looks like he's gotten WAY big and a lot less explosive

---

compared to when?

Guys just look at my sig quote and you get a realization of what you are dealing with when discussing the combine with Slow.

This guy believes in the #s........he is worse than us guys in a LOST thread.

Picture the combine with a halo around it and Slow underneath on his knees facing towards it.

Guys like him truely feel this is what determines if a guy can play football.

Mine is a little different, I think the combine is good at determining work ethic, marginal ability, and how good you look without your pads on and thats about it.

Basically you can have your combine freaks and I'll watch game film.

awesome

until football involves double leg takedown and submission grappling, bench press wont have much of a use in football