re: How has Leonard Fournette done?

Looking solid as LSU's 3rd string RB thusfar.

Good breakdown

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Did you really just judge Grimes as great by rushing offense only? You know there is more to being an offensive lineman than that? Not to mention you failed to mention Auburns average ypc put them at 11th in the SEC in 2012.

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Like y'all really pass the ball anyway lol. Seriously though, you're #3 ran for 4.64 ypc, McCalleb ran for 6.06 ypc, and Mason ran for 5.88 ypc. Frazier and Moseley were just terrible QBs and the cause of your lower ypc. Why did Wallace not face the same fate?

Wallace 51 att 152 yards (higher YPC than Jameis Winston)
Frazier 42 att -35 yards
Moseley 17 att -74 yards

Wallace was also yall's best passer (at least stat wise)

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Now tell us where Auburn fell in sacks allowed and tfl allowed in 2011 & 2012. And rewatch that 2011 Auburn/LSU game and tell us how great the OL played.

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The sacks are pretty bad, will not doubt that, but what changed from one year to another? With how much yall changed, switch of O coordinator, personal, plus a year's growth at the OL, can you really say it was his fault?

Also, LSU had 4 of those 5 DL get drafted that year. Three of them in the top 3 rounds. You blaming the OL, for a complete fricked up offense all around and terrible HC and coordinator is messed up. More importantly because if they could run block really good, they pass blocked well enough. You just had terrible people behind center.

He's not legit







yet

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Like y'all really pass the ball anyway lol.

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Exactly. Which makes total rushing yards the only stat to look at absolutely ridiculous.

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Seriously though, you're #3 ran for 4.64 ypc, McCalleb ran for 6.06 ypc, and Mason ran for 5.88 ypc. Frazier and Moseley were just terrible QBs and the cause of your lower ypc.

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Seriously, just fricking stop. Stop trying to defend the 2012 OL.

Here's the stat you need to know.

YPC vs FBS = 3.67
YPC vs FCS = 7.41

Rushing TDs vs FBS = 11 (in 11 total games)
Rushing TDs vs FCS = 5 (in 1 game)

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The sacks are pretty bad, will not doubt that, but what changed from one year to another?

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Huh? We finished 10th and 14th in the conference in sacks allowed per game. In those years, Auburn pass attempts were 11th & 14th in the conference. Do you understand the significance of being a team that rarely throws the ball but gets sacked a lot when they do?

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can you really say it was his fault?

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Are you fricking kidding me? It's his job to coach the OL. Yes, it's his fault for the OL looking like garbage in 2 out of the 4 years he coached here.

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Also, LSU had 4 of those 5 DL get drafted that year. Three of them in the top 3 rounds. You blaming the OL, for a complete fricked up offense all around and terrible HC and coordinator is messed up.

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Just to be clear, we are talking about 2011 here. You realize Malzahn was the coordinator in 2011, right?

And yet the only team that did worse up front against LSU that year was MSU. Ole Miss won 2 games that year and against LSU had a higher YPC, gave up 3 less sacks, and 2 less TFL. Hell, our QB threw more TDs than incompletions against that Ole Miss team.

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More importantly because if they could run block really good, they pass blocked well enough.

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this makes zero fricking sense.

Please, refer back to the pass attempts per game & sacks allowed per game for Auburn and then come up with a logical statement.

Didn't you lose your entire OL from the MNC team. I would think that has something to do with it. And your Heisman winning QB.

You'll think this is hyperbole, but whatever.

He's the fastest kid on our team. He's the strongest running back. He's the shiftiest. He has the best hands in our backfield.

He has tore our defense up in every scrimmage.

Every single report to come out of camp is basically along the lines of "he's even better than you think"

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I wouldn't surprised if the DLine is struggling. It's the weakest area of our team. Lot of depth issues with QT getting

From the scrimmage today:
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#LSU coach Les Miles: Had a good pass rush today. The defensive line is really getting up the field

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Ross Dellenger @DellengerAdv
Miles says Quentin Thomas "played a lot of football today." #LSU

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yeah if QT is back and actually healthy/can contribute that is big for us. He didnt play in the first scrimmage where LF got the stats that were listed on page 1.

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4 heismans 4 titles basically



this for sure

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Highly unlikely, he leaves for the nfl the end of his second year

who fricking cares. take your dumbass spat about lsu's OL coach to some other thread.