greyhound77

With a new offensive coordinator and the quarterback position being LSU's Achilles heel, it's a guarantee that the qb position will be open competition next spring

Combination of five star athletes and coaches

No, that would be Les Miles/ Cam Cameron that did that

Is this Les Miles? This is the same offensive performance that we've grown accustom to, and the same time management that we've seen for 10 years.

Quarterbacks are developed in high school and college. When they get to the NFL an offensive philosophy is built around them

Says Les, that's not a trustworthy source.

Ohio St. had two advantages on their side, A weak Conference, they have the best talent,and a knowledgeable head coach willing to make any changes necessary to win the game. LSU has neither of those luxuries.

LSU could have the best quarterback in college football, and he would limited to what he could do because of play-calling and the style of offense. LSU has the talent to play with anybody but not the coaching and Player Development needed on the offensive side of the ball

Anyone who believes this win signifies a turnaround for next season is delusional. Texas Tech has worst run defense. Harris completes 12 passes, Cameron being on the sideline got us 12 completions. I think in the box it was about the same. Les did to Texas Tech what he does to all inferior opponent. He can't do it to top tier teams. Glad for the bowl win, because we didn't need another bowl loss, but it means nothing as too turning the offense around. Look at his Texas bowl interview. He attributes the three games slide in the season to injuries and personnel loss, not to his offensive philosophy. So in saying all this,did he really fix the offense? I THINK NOT

Yeah I come to the conclusion last year the only thing holding LSU back is Les Miles