Wes_man225

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To be "Elite" or say "A Top Ten Program in the Nation" you have to be consistent......LSU is NOT consistent. Year in and Year Out we do not have a great QB. The same can be said with other position groups and coaching as well.....JUST NOT CONSISTENT AT BEING GREAT!

Just go to regular YouTube and type in the search window "LSU men's basketball live" and most of the time you can find the game streaming. I watched the women win last night and just watched the men win.

More like 65% offensive line and 35% coaching....Nuss getting hit on every pass play doesn't make it his fault.

Nuss is not the problem....coaching, schemes, situational coaching on both offense and defense, and we should have added proven offensive guards and tackles instead of relying on young and inexperienced players that we have on the offensive line now. The thinking was that we only needed a center but that thinking has cost us another showing in the college playoffs.

I will post this question and will look forward to the responses......Why doesn't LSU football ever make a change at quarterback during a game (1) when victory is well in hand or (2) when things are not going well. Yes, I know Van Buren got playing time against SLU but he should have started that game and played the entire game as we now keep seeing that something is wrong with Nuss. But it just doesn't happen enough. When is the last time LSU removed a quarterback for the backup during a game that we were still in but things were going badly.?

There is something to be said for the old way of running the football where the running back is a few yards behind the quarterback. From this position he can receive the toss from the right side or the left side. Defense has to respect both possibilities. Then, when the toss takes place this creates movement....more movement by the linemen and linebackers than the way things are done now with the quarterback handing to a running back standing flatfooted and having no momentum going anywhere. With the increased movement created by the "toss" a running back gets momentum and can read his blocks better thus having a better chance of gaining more yardage. I believe Kaleb Jackson would benefit from the old "toss". As well, I think all running backs would do better with the "toss" rather than the qb read and react which has rb's standing flatfooted and having no momentum. This is my opinion and look forward to hearing what others have to say.

Just like in football, when you play your first tough contest the LSU baseball team in my opinion got EXPOSED with major weakness. Actually more than one weakness and those being (1) the pitching staff is not as promising as thought to be with the lone exception being Mr. Anderson. (2) The tigers hitting is as inept when facing decent pitching. I say decent because those longhorn pitchers were not all that great (in my opinion) and LSU could not put the bat to ball and hit it where they are not as the longhorn hitters did with consistency against LSU pitching. Just as in watching an LSU basketball game, I found it very painful and frustrating to watch so I chose to do something else. But God bless this team and hope they get better in both areas as they have the potential to be a very very good team.

Not having a true point guard that can handle the ball really showed tonight against ole miss. Should have been an easy win But this team of LSU doesn't have a good coach, no true point guard, no true center, and as icing on the cake this LSU team has no maturity and no leadership.

When it comes to players like underwood, I wish LSU would have the policy of not making it known to the public that they wish to commit to LSU. If they sign with LSU, then let it be known. These out of state guys just use LSU for a bigger bounty. So tired of the decommitments over the past 15 to 20 years of these types of players.