re: Do you think your team cares this year?

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I just gave you 2 examples in the second half start of the 4th quarter.

In a matter of 5 seconds. I did the second half to prove your ignorance

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Cool.

Pelini still insisted on playing tight man coverage the vast majority of the time despite it clearly not working.

What are you not understanding here?

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I'm disputing the fact that the majority of your fan base thinks pelini didn't try other things. 

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You're disputing something that no one is saying.

People are aggravated because he insisted on playing tight man over and over.

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Y'all just have a crappy coach.

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Well he clearly didn't adjust at halftime, even he admits this.

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I'm wondering, is there any other reason you don't change your pass defense scheme, before your opponent gets 600 yds on you?

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Yeah: your coaches and players are shite. Pretty simple.

Does thinking that your team "didn't care" make you feel better about them?

Personally, I would much rather have my team care and just make mistakes than have them not care. Because if they don't care (like what we're seeing now with some upperclassmen at FSU, or how UT was at the end of the Lyle era) it's usually indicative of culture problems, which are much more serious and deeply rooted. And when apathy sets in, things go south quick... so if you're right that LSU just doesn't care, then they will go 5-5 or worse this season.

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Scoob

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Are you going for record downvotes?

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or or we could go 5-5 and get the defense ready for 2021.

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You’re one game into the season and already thinking about punting to 2021?

Step back from the ledge man

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I'm wondering, is there any other reason you don't change your pass defense scheme, before your opponent gets 600 yds on you?

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Yeah: your coaches and players are shite. Pretty simple.

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That makes sense... at 400 yds. MF threw for over 600. Alltime SEC record. State isn't full of future NFL HOFers on offense.

You could pull the plug on the defensive scheme and go straight prevent late in the 3rd after LSU rallied, give up a ton of yards and probably get away with a W. Just tell them to play soft and keep it in front of them, and force them to drive down the field methodically.
But that wouldn't help the long-term plan, I guess.

Hey, if I'm wrong, I'm wrong. I know it's not a popular idea, and just to be clear I don't WANT to see LSU (or hell, anyone) approach an actual game like a damn scrimmage.
But this AIN'T a normal season, everything is weird across the board. There's going to be an asterisk on the season, no matter what shakes out. For everyone.

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excuse

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LSU fans have these everytime they lose

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Thanks for making all LSU fans look like idiots

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we can do that lots of ways

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We weren't ready to play. MSU was.

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Obvious.

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We had some guys missing that hurt but none of them play offense.

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Brennan looked "like shite", and finished with 345 yds and 3 TDs. That wins 99% of our games in the past 2 decades. That's in his first start in this system. I'm not worried about the offense.

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We got embarrassed at home by a team we should have beaten by 2 touchdowns.

MSU is better than expected and we didn't take them seriously, end of story.

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Yep.

Neither Orgeron or Pellini scrapped the defensive gameplan when it was crystal clear it wasn't going to work, and the game was still completely in reach. We didn't get blown out, we were tied in the 4th quarter.

If you 100% want to win just that game, you fricking adjust and make State do something else.
If you want to "build the program", you stick to the script, and keep doing the same ole shite until you get it right.

What I'm saying is, LSU didn't sell out at the end, to try to steal that game when they could. They didn't get away from what they were trying to do, when everyone watching could see it wasn't working.

My interpretation is that Orgeron chose to focus on development, rather than winning a single game. Long term, it's probably the better move, if things don't collapse around him. I think this goofy year gives him the slack to do that, instead of playing game-to-game, THIS YEAR, and that's his approach right now.

Does that make any sense?

Can you blame them? I'd want to switch too.