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re: Looking ahead to UF/LSU
Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:53 pm to roadGator
Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:53 pm to roadGator
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Keep LF under 175 with 2 TDs and we have a shot. If not, we don't. That's my opinion. I'll take my chances with Harris and those WRs. Single coverage all day.
Realistically you only need one CB to cover 2 of our WRs. There's a good chance the open one will just derp it up and drop the ball.
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Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:54 pm to lsufball19
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idk, watch last year's game. took jennings 110 yards and Fournette 140 to beat Florida
Wait. Are these the same players and coaches as last year for both teams? I'm confused as to why last year matters.
Does losing to Bama last year matter for LSU this year or just applies to UF/LSU?
This place is schizophrenic so I have issues keeping all the nuances straight.
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Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:54 pm to Roger Klarvin
Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:54 pm to Roger Klarvin
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I don't see why not, they have one of the best secondaries in CFB. They can afford one long passing TD before backing off.
Harris is a really good runner. He is a good passer however playcalling, LF being a beast, penalties, and WR drops have hampered his stats. Hopefully the passing game will come together during the USCe game and the country will see the improvement Harris has made since he first got on campus.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:55 pm to LSU_Saints_Hornets
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These threads will not go away until LSU hands aTm dat annual arse whooping.
It won't go away ever! Texas fans warned us of this when we admitted the Aggies. They taunt harder and louder the more you beat them.
Texas fans have also said they have a no returns policy.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:55 pm to LSU_Saints_Hornets
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These threads will not go away until LSU hands aTm dat annual arse whooping.
These threads won't go away until they lock Roger out of the computer at the psychiatric hospital activity center.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:57 pm to Roger Klarvin
Florida's defense is in for a rude awakening. LSU's OL is going to be blowing them off the line all night and blasting holes in their defense. LSU's defense should be able to shut Florida's offense down completely. I think LSU's DL is better than Florida's OL and their WRs won't be able to get separation consistently. Jalen Mills will be back for the game most likely so there won't be any problems in the secondary. I expect Debo Jones and Kendell Beckwith to have a monstrous day against Florida.
LSU's OL is going to be blowing them off the line all night and blasting holes in their defense. LSU's defense should be able to shut Florida's offense down completely. I think LSU's DL is better than Florida's OL and their WRs won't be able to get separation consistently. Jalen Mills will be back for the game most likely so there won't be any problems in the secondary. I expect Debo Jones and Kendell Beckwith to have a monstrous day against Florida. Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:58 pm to rmnldr
You've predicted we'd lose from UK on. I'll go ahead and laugh at your predictions going forward until you luck out and get one right. 
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Posted on 10/6/15 at 12:58 pm to Roger Klarvin
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Roger Klarvin
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LSU
stockholm syndrome at this point
Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:01 pm to Roger Klarvin
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Next time an LSU fans accuses aggy of never having a legit discussion, remember this.
Good point Roger. It's a nice topic for discussion. I say remember that LSU defeated the Gators in the Swamp last season when Fournette ran for 140(I think 1 score) and Jennings and the receivers were so-so. This LSU defense is better than last year, as is the OL and running game. Barring something unforeseen, I'd say Florida is in trouble if Fournette gets 150 and 2 scores. The passing game can't be any worse than it's been and their are 3 other fine running backs doing work for LSU.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:02 pm to Roger Klarvin
Maybe if you didn't troll 24/7, posters would take you more seriously.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:04 pm to roadGator
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You've predicted we'd lose from UK on. I'll go ahead and laugh and your predictions going forward until you luck out and get one right.
Should've lost to both Kentucky and Tennessee. I still think Florida is garbage.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:04 pm to gatordmb89
With pretty much any defense against LSU I would play bump and run man with the free safety patrolling and the strong safety 100% playing the run. We did show a few decent looks against Syracuse that were encouraging, but even running vanilla the EMU game was a regression. If we can throw the ball over the middle and pick up 4-5 first downs and test you deep here and there that's enough against most teams to get the win. Will it be enough against Florida and will we be able to execute? Impossible to say right now but If we play the way we did against Syracuse but cut the penalties in half I feel pretty good. If we play like we did against EMU we'll lose.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:05 pm to rmnldr
I think you've been wrong 3 straight weeks.
One of us is using objective measures the other is using his useless opinion. You are basically tits on a bull. That's just my opinion though.
One of us is using objective measures the other is using his useless opinion. You are basically tits on a bull. That's just my opinion though.
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Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:06 pm to Draconian Sanctions
If y'all do those things against any team you probably go 12-0.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:09 pm to stephendomalley
yea getting the ball out fast neutralized ole mis dl
OL opened up enough holes kt ran the ball alright too
OL opened up enough holes kt ran the ball alright too
Posted on 10/6/15 at 1:11 pm to roadGator
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I think you've been wrong 3 straight weeks.
One of us is using objective measures the other is using his useless opinion. You are basically tits on a bull. That's just my opinion though.
My predictions were all pre-season. I don't know where you're getting this stuff. Florida is going to lose to LSU. Book it.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 3:42 pm to Roger Klarvin
I'll look ahead with you Roger, because as far as I'm concerned, SC has more important things to worry about than football this weekend. Let's look at some historical perspective, regarding rushing yards between LSU and UF during Les Mile's tenure:
2005
LSU 125 FLA 95
2006
LSU 90 FLA 97
2007
LSU 247 FLA 156
2008
LSU 80 FLA 265
2009
LSU 66 FLA 193
2010
LSU 161 FLA 89
2011
LSU 238 FLA 113
2012
LSU 42 FLA 176
2013
LSU 188 FLA 159
2014
LSU 195 FLA 123
By now, you probably guessed that whoever has the most rushing yards won. Even going back to 2002, that stat held true. Now, here is where I disagree with the posters that say LF7 must be held under 175 or 150: Under Les Miles, when LSU rushes for LESS than 100 yards against UF, they lose. When he rushes for over 100, they win. So LF7 can theoretically run for 85 yards. As long as cumulatively, we rush for over 100 yards, we win. Kinda underscores the fact that a running game takes it's toll on a team's defense, more than a passing game.
Unfortunately for Gator fans, that stat is not interchangeable. There have been games when the gators have rushed for over 100 yards (in fact 4 times and twice over 150) and still did not win. Passing yards did not factor in as decisively, nether did the turnover battle.
Les has won 4 of the last 5 contests, and this year brings arguably the best running back in LSU history to the contest. Bottom line: Fla has to hold LF7 to 99 yards, and hold the rest of LSU's rushing attack to zero yards. If halftime stats do not reflect anything close to that, then the running game takes over, and really takes its toll the second half. We don't need to be balanced, we just need to run it. All day.
There is definitely a path to victory for FLA, but it's path is not just stopping LF7. It's stopping the rushing game by historical proportions, and perspective.
2005
LSU 125 FLA 95
2006
LSU 90 FLA 97
2007
LSU 247 FLA 156
2008
LSU 80 FLA 265
2009
LSU 66 FLA 193
2010
LSU 161 FLA 89
2011
LSU 238 FLA 113
2012
LSU 42 FLA 176
2013
LSU 188 FLA 159
2014
LSU 195 FLA 123
By now, you probably guessed that whoever has the most rushing yards won. Even going back to 2002, that stat held true. Now, here is where I disagree with the posters that say LF7 must be held under 175 or 150: Under Les Miles, when LSU rushes for LESS than 100 yards against UF, they lose. When he rushes for over 100, they win. So LF7 can theoretically run for 85 yards. As long as cumulatively, we rush for over 100 yards, we win. Kinda underscores the fact that a running game takes it's toll on a team's defense, more than a passing game.
Unfortunately for Gator fans, that stat is not interchangeable. There have been games when the gators have rushed for over 100 yards (in fact 4 times and twice over 150) and still did not win. Passing yards did not factor in as decisively, nether did the turnover battle.
Les has won 4 of the last 5 contests, and this year brings arguably the best running back in LSU history to the contest. Bottom line: Fla has to hold LF7 to 99 yards, and hold the rest of LSU's rushing attack to zero yards. If halftime stats do not reflect anything close to that, then the running game takes over, and really takes its toll the second half. We don't need to be balanced, we just need to run it. All day.
There is definitely a path to victory for FLA, but it's path is not just stopping LF7. It's stopping the rushing game by historical proportions, and perspective.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 3:46 pm to EthanL
Need to beat Mizzou.
Posted on 10/6/15 at 3:51 pm to BloodSweat&Beers
doesn't matter final stats, as much as YPC. LSU will feed Leonard as much as it takes to get him over 200. If that's 20 carries, we lose. If it's 40 carries, we have a shot to win
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