4EverLSU11

I went to Shoal Creek last week, it was pretty calm. Are there any places with a younger, more lively crowd?

Who Dat!

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When Les won his BCS championship, he went with his gut feeling several times with high-risk moves and play calls and it worked a lot more often than it didn’t.

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This is a valid point. We take for granted the very high risk, often ridiculous when you think about it, plays that CLM has called in the past.

Of course I'd a been plenty happy if he would have tried something crazy, even had it failed... just to know he was thinking about ways wo win, instead of the blank stare he had most of the game.

Either way, it was only one game and I for one would be very upset if Les were to leave. I'll take the tons of good we have gotten from CLM, over the very few bad.

I wonder if he will say..

"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail"

IMO he is looking like the parent in little league mad b/c their son didn't get to play as much as the guys on the team that were better than him.

Golic even knew it. He knew the answer was YES when he asked "do you have anything personal against Les Miles."

And enough about T-Bob winning the game against Tennessee with the snap. Every player has a moment of greatness if they play long enough. He wasn't a very good Offensive linemen, so he didn't play. Bobby is just looking like a cry baby now.

Of course I am joking.

Didn't know his history with Crowton at BYU either.

I guess my initial wording wasn't clear.

I was referring to his O-line play.

No.

In the list of "Awful Plays, Given the Situation"

Although this was awful no matter what the situation was...

I was scared to read another analysis, especially b/c I woke up this morning and felt somewhat normal again. But yours was right on.

I laughed out loud on the 3rd down call to Copeland. I realized at that time that we had given up.

And as far as the JJ audibles goes. Does he enjoy handing off the ball? Throwing bubble screens? Did he think that these plays were working?

He HAD to know back-to-back bubble screens wouldn't work. Why not just say? "Screw it" and change the play call to something, I don't know, fun!

I played QB in high school and can attest to the fact that you don't dream of playing QB to throw bubble screens. You want to throw it deep. JJ hid behind the play calls and made sure he stayed in the game as long as possible.