re: LSU quickens the pace...

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LSU will lose to UA, UGA, A&M, and probably OM next year. Because when both the offense and defense are "average" that is what happens.

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Name the last time Chavis had a "average" defense.

I'm not praising the FB overlords for us getting Cam Cameron. I'm waiting to see the product we field in 2013, but that said a stale and predictable offense was more than enough to beat the frick out of almighty A&M. Yes, we did beat the frick out of you. You got a garbage TD with a minute left. Up to that point you had not produced shite for 3 quarters.

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Roger Klarvin

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I'd like you to tell me what's so different then, coach?

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LSU running the no huddle will end up like Texas attempting to do so... and no defense is on their heels with LSU's offense.

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We've actually run it quite a bit the past 3 years.

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I have a LOT of friend in the DC area, and not a single one was upset about Cam leaving - they all think he just plain sucks.

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Yeah, he just plain sucks. Explain how Baltimore's offense was better before they fired him? It's not his fault his defense couldn't stop RGIII. It that happens he never gets fired.

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So I see more suck for LSU - you should have gone out and gotten a real college OC, but I'm glad you didn't.

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Cool. Then our "suck" will still beat your "best ever" again next year.

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LSU will lose to UA, UGA, A&M, and probably OM next year. Because when both the offense and defense are "average" that is what happens.

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Bookmarked.

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I'd like you to tell me what's so different then, coach?

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The very concept is different. Florida and Auburn ran a run-heavy spread relient upon a downfield playaction passing game. A&M runs a pass-heavy spread with more no-back sets and a timing dink and dunk approach. A&M utilized far more designed pass plays that either of the offenses you mentioned did. Both Auburn and Florida relied heavily upon their TEs for run blocking and pass receiving, while A&M's TE literally never saw the field. A&M ran less than 20% of our plays out of a 2+ back set, Florida and Auburn both ran such formations in excess of 40% of the time. A&M uses a zone-blocking scheme, Florida and Auburn both used a man drive-blocking scheme. Florida and Auburn relied heavily on perimeter and option runs, A&M rarely used either, employing a delayed dive run style popularized by Mike Leach.

The differences are blatant and numerous.

There is definitely a huge difference between the Meyer and Malzahn offenses versus what Sumlin runs. Two completely different schools of thought.

You will see a lot more running and passes to the RB's out of A&M next year. The TE will actually be incorporated into the offense.

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LSU rebuilds the ENTIRE defense this year. So many players wanted out of BR it was alarming. Chavis is awesome, but he's human too.

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In the Spring of 2011, we had 1 player on the All-SEC team. If the biggest flaw we have is that our athletes are so good they almost all leave after 3 years, I'll take it.

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So many players wanted out of BR it was alarming.

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Sending players to the NFL early is a bad thing now?

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it is when you lose the majority of your defense and they aren't even seniors.

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:wanna know how I know you're just stupid:

I mean that was a part of his offense. He did a lot of power stuff too in the run game. Lots of pulling by the backside which I don't believe I ever saw A&M do this season.