re: In My Opinion, LSU's Problem is that they are....

NA Tide fan u hit it on the head. I am a true tiger fan,but I do not see any fire on both sides of the line.Strangest LSU team I can ever remember

Saban style arse chewing when ANY mistake is made. Coaches need to demand more.

To tell the truth, I don't remember how they got in the position to score with a minute left to take the lead. I had to bounce back and forth cause the bama game started with about four minutes left in the LSU game. I don't know what you mean by they were gifted, if you mean lsu screwed up, then that's part of the game.

The fact is MSU, was on the number 7 team's one foot line in place to take the lead with a minute left. And had two attempts to do so.

The game should have never been that close. Would you like to debate that?

My whole point by posting that was to respond to the person who acted like they had nothing to worry about because they were #4 and give an example of why LSU has something to worry about.

This team has taken the attitude of its coach.

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Not playing with any heart, intensity, passion.

They have seemed very flat and just seem to be going through the motions, like they are doing just enough to win, but not trying to dominate.

JMO

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Can't say I disagree

Great opinion natider. I think lsu hasn't been playing with passion and intensity. It was like that last year too until they faced uga, florida, auburn, and bama. Especially against bama. Some teams get excited when they face ranked teams with similar talent. Lsu didn't care about the miss state game, did you see them getting ready to take the field, no excitement or jumping around. Same could be said for the lsu sideline a chad Jones took the punt back for a td. I counted 5 lsu players jumping up and down on that return. If I don't see any excitement this weekend at uga, revoke their schollys and give me some players want to play. Those are the ones that can beat anyone on any day despite talent. Look at 2008 ole miss, always jumping up and down. Its about the hunger

I hope you are right about seeing a different team against Georgia. I was listening to Les Miles on the radio and he doesn't think there is a problem with the offensive line or the runningbacks. I don't know what F'n game he is watching!!! I see heart and passion on the defensive side of the ball....but the offensive is pathetic with the exception of jordan, terrance, and jojo. We need to use Russel Shepard more, get Dickson more involved, and for god sake stop trying to run out of the shotgun with charles scott. I haven't seen very many misdirection plays, reverses, off tackle runs. If Miles truly believes there is not a problem with our backs or OL then Gary Crowton is to blame for not using his personnel the proper way. THE end

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For some reason, I think we see a different team against UGA

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I would not be surprised either. We have pretty much owned LSU in recent history and that's bound to change. Seems like we have been a primary target for most of the teams we have played so far this season.

We beat Okie St. at our house and they were obviously up to return the favor in Stillwater. We got by SC in a typical UGA vs SC slugfest and SC seemed determined to embarrass us at home again; only a valiant stand by our defense in the red zone saved the day. We bested ASU in Tempe and they gave us all we could stand in Athens. Only a superman effort by AJ Green snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. I fully expect the Bengal Tigers to come to town with revenge in mind. Should be another SEC classic.

There are a number of problems, but one underlining problem we fail to talk about is LSU isn't closing the door on opponents. Far too often this year LSU is kicking field goals (and not getting tds) therefore keeping the opponent in the game.

RED ZONE OFFENSE is a big issue.