Bayoubengal205

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Hopefully have the players take the right angles when blitzing

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That, as well as players that need to contain, actually containing instead of crashing in and creating openings.

I will say, from what I saw this year, the edge players did a much better job at containing both runners and qbs. Idk if the edge coach gets credit for that or Blake Baker, but either way it was refreshing to see discipline at the edge position

LSU offensive line is the biggest disappointment of the BK era.

When he was named HC, that was the #1 thing I was excited about. Having a great offensive line.
I didn’t pay much attention to him when he was at Notre Dame but they always seemed to have a good OL and consistently put OL into the NFL.

But at LSU our offensive linemen showed ZERO development under BK and Brad Davis, and consistently under-delivered.
While Cambell and Jones were good linemen, I can’t think of one lineman that actually got better while at LSU under that staff.

The recruiting grades were good, but the production was terrible.
And more aggravating than anything was to watch an OL in the SEC that was just soft as a unit.
Despite having a couple of dogs on that line during BK’s time at LSU, the unit as a whole consistently played weak and soft.

Very bizarre.
Looking forward to Lane Kiffin making sure that changes quickly.
Good riddance BK and Brad Davis.

We will see the importance of recruiting if Indiana and Georgia play in the playoffs.
Coaching is certainly more important than talent, but to win championships it takes both. Georgia will prove that.

Can’t wait until Lane gets rolling at LSU. He will prove this as well.

Good show of commitment and dedication, as well as priorities being in the right place.
Like what I’ve seen so far.
And did a great job with early signing period.. imagine what he’s gonna do with a full year to recruit at LSU.

I think Kiffin can close on Lamar Brown.
But if Brown goes elsewhere, he better get out the SEC cause he gonna be Tiger Bait.

LSU gonna be fine.
I can’t wait to see what Lane can do on the recruiting trail with a full year with that LSU on his chest.
I believe he’s gonna be a force in the recruiting world.
Next class is gonna be refreshing.
One thing about Les Miles, before the last few years, that man and his staff were some consistent recruiters.
Imagine what Lane Kiffin can do.

His position group got worse every year that he’s been here.
Imagine how much money some of his players missed out on because of being under developed

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Poor Kyle Williams.

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I would prefer to keep Kyle Williams if Coach O comes back.
Label Coach O an analyst, with most of his energy put into recruiting and pre-game hype lol.
Let Kyle coach the DL

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you get what you need

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So we’re getting Kelvin Sheppard

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Its bad but this is th3 worst O Line I have seen in 50 years. I mean just historically bad.

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I can’t disagree but let’s use another play then.
3rd and 11
2 min left in first half
Finally call a play for 3 wr to get down field.
Nuss gets ALL DAY in the pocket from a well executed pass pro play by the OL.
What’s Nuss do? Doesn’t give ANY of his wr a chance. Instead throws it into the grass.
On 3rd down. With 2 min left in the half. In a spot we HAVE to score. And we damn sure don’t need to give the ball back to bama for them to run their proficient 2 min offense.

Just terrible qb play.

Aye man, all we can do is support the decision and give the benefit of the doubt that they made the best decision in the interest of the student body and the student athletes.

I hope that the story he told us in his press conference about his time as a player and his time moving up the ranks through hard work, I hope that is what drives him still today.
I hope every move he makes is for the best interest of LSU and not just for Verge.

It takes a REAL leader to handle positions of leadership without folding and becoming a puppet.

I hope and pray he has the strength and the drive necessary to execute this position through passion for those under his leadership, and not through selfish ambition.