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re: Lunch with Les in-conference thread

Posted by bulmoss on 10/8/12 at 1:14 pm
[quote]Shouldn't you leave some room for adjustment if the game plan you made before the game isn't working?[/quote]He said they make the plan during the week and then go with it. He's not an in-game adjuster when things fail or change (see BCS and others). He also wants to get Ware the ball more...
From my perspective, the coaches have felt JJ gave the team the best chance to succeed for the past 2+ years. Going into this season, they still felt the same way. While JJ coming out of spring and through fall looked best according to the coaches, I have to think that they've seen things from L...
Once it can be Song, Wilshere, Arteta, Gervinho, Walcott/Arshavin with RVP, things could play out much differently. There would be depth with Benayoun, Ramsey, Rosicky, Walcott/Arshavin, and Frimpong on the bench, all of whom have had to get significant time already due to injuries and suspensions. ...
Guess he didn't watch the '08 film when JL won in comeback fashion on the road....
If only we had someone on the team that would be electric in a goalline option, dual-threat situation. I heard from a friend that Shepherd was awesome in high school at that sort of thing but knew he was lying because the coaches wouldve put him in if he really had proven running abilities....
[quote]What if Les put Lee in one of the previous 4 games and he proceeded to throw pick 6s and we lost? Would you praise him for prepping for the later games then?[/quote] He'd never get the chance to throw more than one Pick-6. One game would be in jeopardy in that case, but it's not like JJ was ...

Not Same Team that JL Led in 2008

Posted by bulmoss on 9/28/10 at 9:58 am
In 2008, our QB was asked to throw 30 times a game and score because the defense had its problems keeping the score down. Lee did what was asked, threw tons of picks, with some Pick-6's being his fault for a poor decision in the flat and some being poor tackling by the offense (as opposed to the WV ...

re: Dear Les Miles

Posted by bulmoss on 11/23/09 at 1:15 pm
[quote]LSU is a top 3 coaching job in America[/quote] This is not a defense of Miles, but firing someone with 50 wins in 5 years would have to knock the job out of the top 3. [quote]We could have easily been 7-5 that year. I hate it when people use this argument. It just makes them look stupi...

re: 4 things that may had worked

Posted by bulmoss on 11/23/09 at 1:09 pm
5. Have Lee throw the hail mary? I can't believe no one has mentioned this yet?!?!?! :nana:...

re: Did you think of this?

Posted by bulmoss on 11/23/09 at 6:22 am
[quote]IF he knew that the clock was not going to run out. He had no timeouts and nine seconds left and 50+ yards to go to win the game. I do see what you are sayin, but IMHO that play was called with the intent of it to be an end-all, be-all situation. In those situations, the field goal unit w...

re: Do we lose Chad Jones?

Posted by bulmoss on 11/23/09 at 6:19 am
[quote]I like Chad but I don't think he's done anything this year that would suggest he's ready for the NFL.[/quote] I agree with the sentiment, but not the absolutes. He's shown enough at times for the NFL, but he's not the best tackler, getting caught in poor angles at times, and is out of positi...
He said he thought there were 2 seconds left. With that, his choice to spike it wasn't as dumb. That doesn't explain why he never looked at the clock to realize there was only 1 second left. [link=(http://www.nola.com/lsu/index.ssf/2009/11/lsu_tigers_shot_at_comeback_wi.html)]LINK[/link]...
I posted this after the Tulane game, but it probably hasn't changed much. The clock rules were in effect last year as well. I think the thread is spot on with our lack of sustained drives and a D that doesn't get off the field as quickly (because we don't get the 3-and-outs of the past or give up th...

re: ridley's performance against la tech?

Posted by bulmoss on 11/18/09 at 8:51 am
Keiland got the holes that Ridley had against Tulane. He did make some yards on his own however. I want Ridley to convert some of those third-and-shorts. He's going to be relied on to do that more and more in the future, and I think he's capable, so I want him to get a taste of success in that s...
[quote]All I see is him running to first contact and then falling over...every now and then he throws a pathetic shoulder (half assed)[/quote] For arguments sake, will Shepard be considered a failure because he's a slasher and may never move a pile? Not all backs will be bruisers and run consist...
Our expectations have gone too high. The past two years, only Florida, Alabama, and Texas have been truly in the running the entire time. Ohio State, USC, and Oklahoma fans have probably reached the point that many LSU fans are at, what's the point now that we don't have a shot at the biggest pri...
[quote]feed him 15-20 times a game, and it worked! tennessee, alabama, notre dame, arkansas[/quote] 17, 9, 14, 13 - carries against the schools you listed. As a team, we ran 45, 34, 37, 36 times, so he had 53 of 152 carries. Even when he was a "workhorse", he didn't run as much as the workhorses...
[quote]because the Keiland Williams i've seen since his freshman year has done nothing but impress me every time he touches the ball Then you haven't been really watching him.[/quote] Fair to say he's been misused? I think he could've done more catching passes out of the backfield. He was also...
[quote]IN PRACTICE[/quote] Practice? We talkin bout practice? [quote]he moved the pile and got effort yards for the first time I can remember. In the past, he seemed to only gain yards if he was untouched. He was dragging guys for extra yards last week[/quote] As an unabashed KW-lover that replay...

re: Slant route

Posted by bulmoss on 11/16/09 at 10:36 am
[quote]JJ throws behind the receiver too often....they are forced to change direction and the play design is worthless at that point. Inaccuracy is killing us. But JJ is not reckless with the ball. He's only a soph and he WILL get better.[/quote] Many of his successful throws are to station...