Why Is it Hard for LSU to Get A Feature RB?

Isn’t the team’s average per carry more significant than having one guy that gets more carries?

Does the team do better when one guy is featured?

With nearly back to back Heisman QBs and first round WRs it’s kinda hard to feature a RB. This is not a symptom of offensive weakness, as the stats show.

Facts aren’t excuses

None of those things should prevent you for having better talent at RB.

Ty Davis-Price was solid, but they’ve stuck out on a lot of guys. It is ok to say that.

I like Kaleb jackson a lot. I think you missed the point of the question, tho.

Sad to see Josh Williams still not getting the respect he deserves.

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Louisiana always produced great RB but I’m puzzled by the lack of a dominant RB room or featured Back since 2019. Where did the program or Coaches go wrong?

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“Since 2019” is only 4 seasons. 2 of those years were the worst seasons we’ve had since DiNardo. The other 2 years included a Heisman Trophy QB who ran the ball a lot. We led the SEC in yards per rush last year.

The RB numbers haven’t looked very good with Daniels at QB but I think that’s largely a function of the entire offense running through Jayden. I think we’ll see a bit of a return to form this year, especially with our OL being the strength of the offense. I still think it’ll be a lot of RB-by-committee but I don’t think that part should really matter as long as they’re productive.

LSU had the #1 offense in the country last year and you’re worried about a featured rb

Well we do have the #1 RB in the country committed who is a Louisiana kid. Harlem Berry could be next the Fournette.