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Especially against an average or below average QB.
Hit them with random blitzes and Spagnuolo like random bird dogs. It Freggin works.

But with two games against lower level teams. LA Tech and McNeese.
We got 2.6 ypc against Kentucky and 4.0 against old Piss.


RUN GAME: Average 2.6 ypc vs. Kentucky. 4.0 versus Ole Miss. Gotta get more yards. But overall, the QB play is not going to get us there with interceptions (Last in college football) and ranked #36 in completion percentage.

re: Leavitt = turnover machine

Posted by JoeENorthlando on 10/12/26 at 9:29 am to
Its also the missed receivers that are wide open. Either missing the throw or no seeing someone open by 15 yards.


Grace and others have been a huge threat....but the QB has either missed them or not seem them wide open. Hell, it took a RB to throw a TD to Mothershed.

Time after time, I see him lead blocking on TDs. Not sure why he would go from a 74.4 PFF pass blocking at Oregon and 64.4 run blocking to suddenly being at 50?

re: Punish the trenches

Posted by JoeENorthlando on 10/8/26 at 9:39 am to


If you can get 5.1 yards per carry vs. Texas A&M, what can you get against Kentucky?
Load up in 13 man personnel and smack the sh*t out of them.

Even with the TE out, it is just a shift to the run. Vs. Texas A&M, 194 yards rushing, almost 5.1 ypc. Real football is always better than 7on7. Eat clock, score in the red zone and inside the ten. Punish opposing defenses.

Tigers should be able to get 220--250 on the ground this Saturday. Here we go Tigers, here we go.


Targeting 9 times. Has 4 receptions. Sometimes it is accuracy, right?

Defense: Sensational. Just for some reason could not handle Ole Piss in the first half.
Offense: Running game excellent. Short running game in red zone--excellent.
Passing game: QB accuracy a major concern. This has led to the #1 in interceptions. Turnovers are the kiss of death. Missed points for wide throws. That bothers me, but it can be corrected as we go--and will be.
Injuries - a concern.

You didn't watch any Oregon games the past two years?


2026 205.5 ypg rushing
2025 104 ypg rushing
2024 115 ypg rushing

Just bring in the I formation for certain plays and you can cram it down throats.

re: Texas A&M 6 @ LSU 35 Final

Posted by JoeENorthlando on 10/2/26 at 9:19 am to
Hey moron, the ball has to be near his hands to know that.
Tired of QBs missing him wide 6 feet?

I don't mean to be glass-half-empty, but here is the reality after 4 games:

Completion %: Sam 11th in the SEC 63.8%, Landen Clark 46.7%
Interceptions: Sam is worst in SEC with 6
QBR: Sam 14th in SEC 143.2/ Clark 130
Touchdowns: Sam 14th with 5.

I am very frustrated. It is not on the line...it is not.





re: Texas A&M 6 @ LSU 35 Final

Posted by JoeENorthlando on 9/28/26 at 9:23 am to
Nonsense. Two throws to a wide-open Grace have resulted in 3-4 wide throws. He was the second fastest TE at Oregon behind Sadiq. When he does get the ball, good luck bringing him down. You've never watched his film, obviously. The QBs are throwing what? 60% completion rate? No wonder when you can't get the ball to an open receiver.

That was was so far off. For no reason. Every NFL QB makes that dead center.

re: Sam leavitt is playing

Posted by JoeENorthlando on 9/17/26 at 1:45 pm to


Rope a dope.... lol Lane just played everyone.