LSUtigerfan26

Kanjunman pretty much said what needed to be said above. You had all the momentum in the world going into the locker room and were just totally unprepared for the switch at quarterback. The offense disappeared on the road and if you want to blame that on talent/inexperience, fine. However, they should’ve been able to be in game management mode on that side the ball but the defense melted/was not ready for what A&M gave them and we lost a game that we should’ve won after the way you played the first half of football. That melt and level of unpreparedness falls on the coaches

I like you, boat. Missed with this one

Scouting report must be that the left fielder/relay unit is really weak. The send of Milam was on the same outfielder yesterday

I don’t necessarily agree with the OP but there’s a big difference between these guys coming in in a close game and if they would’ve been used against a dead crowd up 8-2

I would love to see the math on our odds. It feels like if we win out we would have to have around a 50% chance of getting in with all the different scenarios

Exactly. It’s not the quarterback’s responsibility to make the defense respect the run game. He isn’t a dual threat guy and you have to build the offense around that fact. This just isn’t functioning like an offense built for a gunslinger right now.

Sat in left field that game. That was the biggest “no video can do it justice” play I’ve ever seen in person in any sport. That ball had wicked movement off the bat in the biggest moment of his career

Was sitting in left field for this play. No video will ever do that play justice. Ball had disgusting movement on it the whole way

Did they just say Brady Neal out for the year on the broadcast?

The way this team hits the ball to all parts of the field is very impressive. They’ve improved a lot over the course of the season in hitting the ball where it’s pitched