PeteRowe

I always like to see these evaluations by 5’ 3” 117 lb keyboard warriors whose claim to fame was the 8 and under rec league opener where they made a 16’ prayer of a bank shot and got the longest shot of the day trophy, who would be crying and calling an ambulance if they took a charge from either Poa or Van Lith in a pick up game. Both are very good college players who compete very well on the national stage, and who hopefully laugh at sleazy, unintelligent posters like you.

Jamie had a great arm and would have had a much better time in Baton Rouge if he’d only had a better OC or a “passing game coordinator” like he we had last year...

It’s true that we have had our way lately with the Horns and Aggies (except for the outlier game in College Station in ‘18). But I’m conflicted. Texas is the only state to win its independence from a foreign nation (I know, with help from people from Louisiana [Bowie] and Tennessee [Crockett] and other states, but just follow this for a minute) and for that reason I give them a pass on the “Don’t Mess With Texas” stuff. So I’m glad they’re our neighbors, even if they’re a bit quirky and strange, but in 1836 they were kicking Santa Anna’s butt...

Rohan was a beast! I forgot how well he played through that injury- definitely one of my favorite Tigers

So you admit that other players on the defense (Allen, Hunter and Rasco) did not perform up to your lofty standards in 2013. You also, in your latest post, admit that you often got headaches from watching Tre White in coverage. Wow, 36 posts since you came on this board this month, and 20 of them you have used to bash Welter and a few other players, but mostly Welter. The second leading tackler on the team, the guy is a leader on the team on the Unity Council, and who by all accounts, including by Les and Chief, is their defensive leader and someone they are counting on heavily in the upcoming season. Both on the field and in mentoring the younger players, teaching the younger linebackers how the position needs to be played. We have no problem discussing LSU football here, but you were never interested in that. You just come on here to anonymously bash LSU players. You no longer have any credibility. Someone who joins the board and immediately becomes obsessed with bashing one LSU player every day has zero credibility. Not hard for everyone to see your agenda. You have quickly become irrelevant, and predictably nobody will be listening when you spew your venom for Welter or any other LSU player. Nice try though. Now you can go back to your job at Wal Mart and picking those carts up from the parking lot.

Great post. D line will always be the key to success. If they do their jobs, the back 7 can then do their jobs. When we have had great defenses, the d line was the key. Not as easy for the casual fan to see in real time, but I have a good feeling about Lacouture and Thomas inside this year, and Rasco and Hunter should be even better.

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That's awesome for him! He was very nice to our young son during the tournament at Le Triomphe in Lafayette a few years ago. Great to see a good guy doing well.

LSU has done a fairly good job of handling this type of offense, with Oregon the first big challenge coming to mind. It seems that a coaching staff, against the no huddle, has to train its players to handle a variety of different situations somewhat autonomously. Saban likes to entirely control his defense, from personnel packages to coverages, from the sideline, and the hurry up no huddle does not give him that luxury. Our staff seems to do a better job of coaching up the players who are on the field to quickly make the right calls on their own.

And Tharold Simon. Seven guys with another year to play enter the draft. And we are still 5-1 and a top 10 team! Other programs would be under .500 and in total disarray. Much credit to this coaching staff for their job this year. :geauxtigers: