re: LSU Spring Game Thoughts

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starting a TF at QB will cost LSU a couple games

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Yep - and our SEC road schedule is brutal; away games at Auburn, UF, A&M, and Arky.

not saying you're wrong, but which four?

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You can see the athleticism... good speed and throws a nice ball. With that said, starting a TF at QB will cost LSU a couple games (granted maybe not as many as starting Jennings).

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Thing is, our first real test is yall on the road. Wisconsin loses their entire front 7 and our OL is like a giant road grater and with nothing but big power backs, a small power back (with speed), and a monster back (with everything) We'll probably rush for 300+. After that, we sail two games, then play MSU at home. Our first major test is 5 weeks out when we go to Jordan-Hare. I think Harris or Jennings will have had enough preparation to perform well by that time.

in other words bama sucks donkey dick with wanna bees trying to achieve next years norm... to be the bama standard. they arnt close enough so they try harder due to nicks smothering communist narsicist plan cuz he hates it,,,,then they perform even worse then their talent cuz of the pressure lmao

The first team defense looked awesome. Only points given up by the Purple team were the pick sixes and the defense wasn't on the field for those.

Can't really judge the First team offense at this point, even though the Purple offense scored 42 points and gained 622 yards which included 399 yards through the air on 49 pass plays. It was evident the focus was on going deep for this game.

Too early to make a call at QB, although all three scholarship QB's threw TD passes. RB depth was non-existent as only two scholarship RB's played and one of those, Magee, went out early in the second half. Hilliard does look to be in very good form now, and Magee was running well until he twisted his ankle.

Again lack of depth at WR was evident, as only Dural was a factor, but he looks primed for a big year. He had five receptions for 130 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the spring game. Tight end DeSean Smith also added three receptions for 45 yards and a score. It was unusual to see both the TE's and FB's so involved in the passing game. The OL looked great. Really shaping up to be a good unit.

When the freshman contingent arrives, I expect to see a lot of those challenge for starting roles, particularly on offense. The defense we saw in the spring game will only make minimal changes, maybe one or two players at most will compete for starting roles. It's a whole other story on offense, where as many as five freshman could wind up winning starting roles. It seems certain that LSU will be a very young team on offense this year.

It's also certain that there is a lot of talent in Baton Rouge. LSU will wind up being a tough out for anyone. The Tigers will be capable of beating anyone on their schedule.

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8-4

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being kind

My two questions for LSU (as an outsider) are:

1) QB, obviously. Jennings didn't show anything to calm Tiger fans nerves and HArris is a TF. That, and coupled with both WRs from last year means at some point inconsistent play in the passing game. But, with the OL and RB talent, will that even matter?

2) DTs - are they better than last year? Johnson and Ferguson were, to be kind, average last season. Will the youngsters stepping up play at a level LSU fans have gotten used to over the years?

I see LSU losing 2 at the most (Bama and AU). If things break right (injuries, adequate QB play, "Mad Hatter" magic) they're in ATL.

Sounds like we will see some Les Miles football again. Lots of ground n pound.