geauxrugby

LSU needs to consider if Key’s success isn’t too heavily influenced by the talent of Haynes King and we end up with a Curly Hallman - Brett Favre repeat. I’m not saying this is the case, just to look really deep into this decision.

My bad…Chester

Ben Wilkerson says hello!

It doesn’t matter what your game plan is coming into the game. You have to adjust during the game based on what the defense is doing! I’m certain we have offensive plays already in the playbook that we use to attack a 3-rush, 8-drop zone defensive look. Attack that defense until you force them to change. Once the defense is showing you something totally unexpected, throw the game plan out the window! This is ridiculous!

My question is, pre-snap it looks relatively easy to see they are rushing 3 with only 1 LB in the box…why didn’t Nuss change the play to a run? Nuss needs at least 2 plays in mind when approaches the LOS, one of those plays has to be opposite of the play call to attack the fewest number of defenders.

Kaleb Jackson needs to run assigned holes with overwhelming blockers in front of him. He’s not good at zone reads. I think we could be more successful pulling lead blockers, using TEs and running a series of I formations. I think he’ll run with more confidence, more speed at the assigned gap and he’ll that much harder to tackle.

Too much experience in the upper class men transfers who came to LSU to win a NC to let this team come out flat. Add Whit’s and Gooden’s energy and attitude, this should be fun to watch!

You have to remember that Ben was a true Fr that year and the best reliever in college baseball was Barry Manuel of LSU who walked the bases loaded ahead of the grand slam off of Ben. 3 of those runs are on Manuel!

No starter or long reliever can get through more than one trip through the opposing team’s lineup with 2 pitches. AR will kill him. He needs at least a 3rd reliable pitch, curve or slider. They are all sitting change up and killing him.

I don’t think Jay is saving them at all. But, it seems like he uses them when he has the lead or at least tied up. Had the score been 6-4 Tigers in the 4th or later, you would have seen Evans and Cowen.