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Does anyone have An idea where to rewatch it? I had to work ugh

Canada is the entire problem to this skism lol. The offensive line is confused. It seems every play they they are getting pushed backwards first. Since the two touchdowns were called back in the MSU game this team hasn't been the same offensively.

Good coaching can be the difference from an average player turning into to an excellent player. It's basic evolution, good players evolve on good coaching.

Bad players are bad players, they don't play football after high school typically.

Good players go bad because of bad coaching and lack of self discipline. In football good coaching can fix that.

Alabama has outstanding coaching, LSU has above average-Excellent coaching as of now.

Regardless we need to sit Etling next loss, he isn't the future. He didn't develope as he could have, most likely he didn't have great coaching. He has the want for sure. He also thinks Syracuse looked like a good win. That's unexplainable in my opinion.

I agree to some of the replies, but their push on the line was far more greater than LSU. I understand better technique, better advise, better preparation of your opponents. To add to them being stronger and faster overall its a deadly combination.

Is the edge that Bama have more than just Saban alone? I watched a few takes on Scott Cochran and he is intense. How much do you think that makes a difference when it comes to Bama line just being flat out stronger than LSU o-line?

My age is 34 started watching LSU roughly about 1990, first game was the loss to Colorado St still smh. The UAB loss was pretty bad as well.

My top ten are after before editing and after editing:

Before

1. Patrick Peterson
2. Honey Badger
3. Fournette
4. Glen Dorsey
5. Eddie Kennison
6. Anthony McFarland
6. Tyson Jackson
7. Morris Claiborne
8. Michael Clayton
9. Beckham
10. Mingo

After:

1. Patrick Peterson
2. Honey Badger
3. Fournette
4. Glen Dorsey
5. Eddie Kennison
6. Anthony McFarland
6. Kevin Faulk
7. Josh Reed
8. Morris Claiborne
9. Michael Clayton
10. Jamarcus

Removed Mingo and Jackson. Other mentions are Addai, Landry, Webster, Lafleur, Eric Reid, Hester, Faneca, Devery Henderson, Spears, James, Mawae, Jones, Brockers,

I think with some key teams losing as the seasons end LSU can sneak into the top 10 by close of the season. Anyone else think that is attainable? Looking at the schedule ahead for some teams it could be a pretty good possibility.

Jimbo Fisher paired with Aranda with Ogeron as the recruiting coordinator/d line this could be a stellar trio

This qb debacle started with Ryan Perriloux getting arrested. There isn't an excuse for not getting talent/developing talent since however this still played a huge part in the downfall of LSU qb situation.

Clock mismanagement, missed reads, turnovers regardless if they set up an Auburn score or not, and penalties are the reason for losing.

All those things fall on coaching minus the fumbles.

Discipline, preparation, and coaching. It lacked and has lacked.

Being spoiled in my opinion is not anything to do with a football coach payed to do a job. A job to contend year in and year out which I am sure was spelled out to him when he signed with LSU. Miles isn't being generous to LSU, he isn't treating fans with any kindness by winning games. It's his job. It's just like many coaches, their Jobs are to contend for National Titles and you all know the schools that put that on top of their list. Besides getting men ready for the NFL or other future careers the only goal for top tier SEC schools is to win the SEC and a National Championship. So saying we are spoiled because fans are unhappy is a mediocre approach and a conservative approach just as Miles has established the last few years. If you are content with LSU losing 3 to 5 games year then you probably aren't the same fan as the fan who wants a National title or at least be in contention at the end of the season. You are either okay with losing, or are just happy with any post season bowls. This is not and should not be accepted this many years in a row. Most of us could understand a year with 2 maybe three losses max, as player turn over happens, but to be consistent with that as LSU has done is a pattern of terrible coaching at the SEC level.

If LSU loses next week Miles will be fired by next Sunday if he isn't tomorrow.