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Twitter link to video. He obviously dances around the question cause he is a coach with the Lions. He wants it though and should be at least interviewed. But you can tell that he would give everything to this university win or lose, it wouldn’t be for lack of passion or effort.

I haven’t seen the 4 wide diamond package since Clemson. Where’s the delay tunnel screen with fake to the flat screen. Where’s the power I formation we ran on 3rd and short against Florida. Where’s our Wildcat QB they spent so much time on in fall camp?

We just run plays and expect them to execute perfectly. You need a scheme. You need a strategy. We never bust big runs. We never have receivers running open. It’s scheme, it’s playcalling, it’s coaching. Offensive needs a complete overhaul. I don’t see this getting fixed mid season. Maybe you could have a 2016 awakining with new life and playcalling, but I think there are bigger internal issues with concept and ideology of the offense

Never noticed him on a single snap. Don’t think he played special teams or defense at all last night which was surprising. Would’ve thought he would spell guys or get in in nickle or dime packages. Just that passed up, or did he have an undisclosed injury

Was curious if anyone knew of any social media or media outlets that will have any coverage or updates from todays football “scrimmage”?

Ah yes, the proverbial rank 1 receiver committing to LSU at some point during the recruiting cycle. Won’t get excited over this at this point in time

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They’ve always had the identity of being smash mouth, relying on running the ball and playing defense. However, they were always slow and stiff and would get out matched by talent and athletes whenever they matched up with top notch SEC schools that had the same style of play.

Now they have maintained their smash mouth style, while having the athletes much like we always did in the SEC. Meanwhile the SEC has focused on becoming a hurry up spread em out style of offense, and I believe it has caused a shift of dominance. Much like when SEC used to run over every Big12 team they played. Just my thoughts. Maybe I’m wrong

The top players from the SEC are on your team now with NIL. Otherwise it would’ve been same ol same ol

He handed Freeman the keys to an 11-1 top 5 program. Meanwhile he took over an Ed O team that he had to completely revamp. I can tell you don’t know football. There are a handful of coaches that would have LSU this far along based on what he was given to start

Okay refs