re: LSU fans, how would you attack your defense?

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I think we'll shore up the busted coverages on TR3.

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Yeah. They finally squelched that stuff late in the game. Ridiculous stuff they didn't allow before or since. They did have two busted coverages early against wideouts in the UGA game.

screens and draws

i agree. like i said earlier, rollouts screens and dumpoffs would be hell for lsu. i think bama's gameplan will prove me right.

Wheel route after wheel route after wheel route. For some reason, running backs have a tendency to get lost with our d........though I'm certain Chavis is on to this.....

I think the key to beating LSU's defense is scoring touchdowns.

Chavis' defenses have always allowed yards. However, it's very difficult to convert those points into yards. His defenses are predicated on creating turnovers.

I think the best way to attack our defense is actually through our offense. Force our offense into continual three and outs, and win the field position battle.

UGA did this for one half. However, in the second half, our running game got going, which killed the rhythm of their offense. Once we flipped field position, and we ran the ball effectively, our defense caused three turnovers, which is really what our team thrives off of.

In summary, win the turnover battle; win the field position battle; when you get opportunities to score, score touchdowns. I know not all of these are directly related to the defense, but I don't believe any team in the country will mount consistent 70-80 yard drives against our defense. If I team were going to do it, they would need an outstanding quarterback, which Bama doesn't have.

Personally, I would line them all up and run over them.

For anyone else, I would suggest having your hands raised with a white flag in both.

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but we could've scored 3 touchdowns on that defense.

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you only had one gimme that was dropped.That was the one to the right to king. The one over the middle was a laser from murray and hard to catch regardless. A third??? you did not drop any others near the goal line. oh yeah playing the woulda coulda shoulda game i guess we could all say if every FG attempt was a TD instead blah blah blah which it is obvious you are playing.please.

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had they executed fully (they blew it, lsu didnt "stop them")in the first half.

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we stopped them from the 2nd quarter forward. what game were you watching?

ATTACKING THE LSU DEFENSE, HMMM?

first thing i'd do is throw hand grenades at the corners. then i'd use an m1 abrahms as a fullback. i'd hire the terminator to play tight end. and prolly put general patton at qb. lol....

1. you absolutely cannot turn the ball over. this is lsu's strength and they happen more in the second half because teams start pressing. i know it's easier said than done because lsu is great at creating them but, it has to be stressed.
2. for passing to have any success, mingo has to be neutralized. his first move is so quick, big lumbering sec lineman can't keep up with him. put the fastest lineman on him and spy with a rb
3. attack hatcher.
4. the offense absolutely has to be balanced. stop doing one thing and lsu smells blood.
5. don't do what you did in the first game. absolutely will not work a second time. don't think you can repeat what anyone else did. it won't work for long.
6. run from passing formations - delayed handoff. let the dline get upfield taking themselves out of the play (although they are disciplined).
7. passing - like others have said, drag, crossing, pick, etc.

for bama's offense to have success, bama's defense and special teams must contribute. no one has had success against lsu's defense for an entire game. not even wvu.