04_HeadHunter

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What is going on with all of this Harris talk?

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Les mind fricking people with mastered art of subtle comments just days before big game.
Could be trolling Saban and knows he'll have to take time away from other aspects to game plan for a backup QB who won't see the field

Pointless scenarios but oh well...
Could you imagine Florida hiring Miles to replace Spurrier when he left? How would gator fans handle a stubborn ground and pound coach after the run & gun era of Spurrier? I don't think that would have gone over too well at all. LSU fans had an easy adjustment with similarities between Saban and Miles

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Miles is trolling Saban. Getting him to prepare for Harris. 

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Bingo! CLM will make you think he's thinking about something and laughing at you for actually thinking he was thinking of changing anything he does

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But the offense wears down too. That's the genius.

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Maybe...with Glen Dorsey and Kevin Minter on the field

Haden is damn good but will probably never be considered better than PP

If you claim to be of Acadien/Cajun decent and are offended by any use of the term "coonass" you probably don't deserve to even have the term applied to you. So many people now a days have no actual connection to the exiled Acadiens or others who came here shortly after...simply living in South Louisiana seems to make anyone from anywhere a Cajun or at least claim to be sometimes. True Cajun born and raised by true cajuns in true Cajun ways right here. I love what Miles said or agreed to with a caller...he's embraced the culture and people here and that comment shows that. This isn't directed at any posters here, just feel strongly about the topic with how watered down true Cajun culture is becoming

I wasn't trying to make a case for LSU over Tennessee. There's no case to made for my team with the history of that position at Tennessee. With LSU, I say since 1999 as a reference to having the likes of Devery Henderson, Josh Reed, and Michael Clayton even before Saban turned things around. LSU has managed to recruit top receivers who become producers on NFL rosters. Miles still manages to recruit top receivers year in and out. I don't know how with only 3.5 years of good QB play since 2006. LSU could be considered in the WR talent level they've had but the production isn't there due to long term QB issues. Therefore LSU has to be eexcluded when talking about WR production while in college

Think I'll put the coffee down now

I've been going on about Cooper but you're right about our DB's and they will do their job. Defensive success lives and dies with DL & LB

Would agree but besides last year our NFL caliber receivers are just outside offensive lineman while at LSU

There are some athletic monsters on this defense. Letting them pin their ears back and get after it has brought out their instincts to react and make plays rather than sit back with time to think and second guess.

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He gets rattled when shite doesn't go as he expects it. 

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They'll all be rattled when they realize just how cocky this D is and that they back it up too

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I think he tries to exploit a nicked up line and keep Sims running. Our ends contain and we try not to give them time to hit Coop. 

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Bama does like to hit Cooper with quick slants and drop backs. We can live with those completions as long as the tackles are made and limit his YAC

How aggressive will chief try to be with defensive calls? The Ole Miss game was by far the most aggressive defensive play calling I've seen from him this year and obviously it worked and players responded. Do we see similar calls vs Bama or does the threat of Amari cause us to play on our heels?

Any well coached team will always have something to play for even if it is just for pride. Saying which teams are under more pressure or which have nothing to lose is fan and analyst talk. A well coached team...which both teams are..will always have more to play for than pride alone. Homework has been done and schemes are in place...gonna come down to who executes their scheme to its potential. As long as LSU doesn't go down early Simms will face his truest test in being able to handle the chaos he's about to experience

Bama's D was more stout but LSU must have had the fastest and most versatile D ever assembled. The talent level that was on the field at between the teams may never be matched.
No team, spread, hunh offense stood a chance against either