BTTF

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if our playcalling and execution on offense is worth a frick, its a tossup IMO.

Apparently that is too much to ask of LSU fans though.

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LSU Fans? Apparently it's too much to ask of LSU coaches!

JJ's red zone effeciency in terms of scoring TD's sucks....something like 40%...JLee is at 80%

Games will get closer and the chance of losing becomes greater with JJ at the helm because of this very critical stat...

Left DT ran a stunt thru the opposite side of the OL...JJ had 3 seconds from the time he planted his right foot...by then he either needs to let it go to the receiver or throw the ball out of bounds...JJ held the ball to long once again in a critical down and distance scenario...

Ron Dayne-ish

Jerome Bettis

STFU and play football the way you are capable of playing...this tweeting crap is getting out of hand...

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I said that b/c JL is not mobile. A mobile QB who's a decent passing QB is more valuable against Bama.

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Really...In 580 attempts JJ jas been sacked 63 times...In 530 attempts JLee has been sacked 18 times....Really

I would like it better if we had real LB's to replace Hatcher and Francois...

First time No...Second time Yes...

When he loses less than two games per year and wins the WEST and SEC without the help of other teams falling over themselves then he will finally have earned his 3.7 million...


JJ and Shep are of little consequence one way or the other to our chance of winning by the way...see here...


It's an Insider article so you won't see it all without an account.

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Take last season's LSU victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide, for example. Though the Tigers outgained the Tide last year, Alabama's offense was able to punch in for three touchdowns while LSU's offense sputtered on multiple occasions and only crossed the end zone twice. In terms of raw offensive efficiency, LSU "lost" the head-to-head matchup against Alabama, meaning that if both teams had faced off with equal field position all day, the Crimson Tide would have won by a decent margin.

Instead, LSU won by three, 24-21, on the strength of a field position advantage of more than 10 yards per drive. The Tigers had three drives start in opponent territory while Alabama started every one of its drives on its side of the field. Better field position leads to better scoring opportunities, and the value of a short-field scoring drive belongs to the defense or special-teams unit that created it.


It wasn't just the Alabama game. For the season, LSU defensive and special-teams units created more short-field opportunities than any other units in college football last season. The Tigers started 24 percent of their drives in opponent territory in 2010, and only 11 percent of its drives from inside its 20-yard line. Those were the best marks in the country and the main reason why LSU was able to win 11 games last season with a less-than-stellar offense.

LSU outscored its FBS competition by a total of 127 points in 2010. According to our value distribution methodology, the Tigers' offense only contributed 15 points of that total season scoring margin. The defense (60 points) and special teams (52 points) chipped in the rest. Of the teams that contributed the most total non-offensive value last year, none relied on non-offensive scores as heavily as LSU.

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Im far more concerned about execution on the field than I am calls in the booth.

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Boom!

I am however concerned about sideline coaching decisions at the end of games with everything in the line... :yack: