re: Brady’s offense isn’t going away at LSU

Hmmmm. Let’s examine the evidence:

1. Orgeron has several years of head coaching history for us to look at. He’s definitely improved since his early days at Ole Miss, but he’s still been no more than an average to slightly-above-average head coach for the entirety of his tenure before this year.

2. Orgeron has never been known for high-flying, record-setting offensive attacks. He isn’t even an offensive coach.

3. LSU’s success this year has been totally, completely based on their offense. Their defense has been rather pedestrian, at least by LSU’s usual standards.

4. Steve Ensminger was the OC last year, when LSU was not particularly strong on offense.

5. Joe Burrow was the QB at LSU last year, and demonstrated talent and ability to the point that he earned the nickname “Average Joe.”

6. Joe Brady was not at LSU last year, and was brought in during the off-season to completely revamp the offense, which clearly he has done. He is the only new piece of the puzzle that differentiates this year’s LSU team from last.

Now, given all those things, what is more likely: Ed Orgeron and Steve Ensminger have suddenly become offensive geniuses and this will continue as long as they are at LSU, or Joe Brady is an offensive genius, and this will continue only as long as he is there? Hmmmm...