ShadowTigerTX

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I would like to see the defense that could have stopped Chambliss that night. he was throwing lasers on target all night.

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I agree, but also we should keep in mind that if we held Chambliss to one less touchdown (heck, one 4th down conversion) we almost certainly win the game.

The first half was a beat down but for most of the second half we were doing just fine against Chambliss. He'll get his but we were doing enough.

I think it's a combination of both. Kentucky does not suck this year.

I watched some game film breakdown...while Clemson was obviously very unprepared (because LSU ran a lot of types of plays Ole Miss had not run in the last few years, is the theory) the offense that was put out there ran very well. A majority (not all) of Leavitt's runs looked planned (or at least an option) on the play, not coverage problems or protection breakdowns.

Our play wasn't perfect. The line missed a couple assignments or just got beat a few fimes. But there were a LOT of bright spots in terms of blocking as well. The line/blocking overall seems vastly improved over last year.

CLK did say in the press conference that we don't have a lot of tall receivers so we should expect more short/medium range passing.

We're also still getting in sync with Leavitt out of Spring practice and learning who does what best. It'll settle in, but after the film breakdown I have a huge amount of confidence that we have coaches (now) who know how to run plays with the people they have, not the system they want. They also know that on 2nd and 10 you don't have to run a play to get 11 yards, a play that gets 7 yards is perfectly acceptable, especially when you're in an area that you'll probably go for it on 4th down.

Bottom line: will this be the Greatest Offensive Show on Earth? Probably not, but it doesn't need to be, and it'll put up plenty of points because we have a lot of ways to attack, we'll force defenses to prepare for a lot of different play types (some of which they might not see very often), and the defenses will require a lot of communication pre-snap. We'll be fine.

Especially if the defense continues to cook.

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“SEC, I’m sorry if I offended you”

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No, no, no....it's, "SEC, I'm sorry if you felt offended."

…that for a few minutes last nite the score was THREE - FITTY?!?

Team of destiny.

So...there are 322 former student-athletes involved in this specific, one-time situation where the NCAA changed the year-eligibility rules, and LSU/Lane -- who is working with 3 of those players -- is the only team/coach that is the bad guy here.

Right.

I thought we'd be pretty good in 2019 -- better than 2018 -- but I don't think there's anyone (outside of the team itself, maybe) who thought 2019 would go the way it did.

This year I feel about the same as I did in 2019 - we're going to be good but who knows exactly how good. Can't wait to find out!!!

Why does it seem like whenever we play at Arkansas in the winter the game is first thing in the freaking morning?

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Funny thing is they may end up regretting this

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May?!

I’m here at the game and we’re gonna roll ‘em!!!

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Are we sure? How many OL would that bring us to

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15 I think?