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I, for the life of me, cannot understand why Les Miles left Jordan Jefferson in the National Championship game. I don't understand what could have been more wrong with J. Lee in the game. What's the difference in losing 21-0 or 35-0?

I, for the life of me, cannot understand why Les Miles left Anthony Jennings in the game . I'm not head coach, but I felt like there were multiple times when Jennings missed wide open receivers. Did the coaches not notice this?

I'm not basing my opinion on Harris' performance late in the Moo State game. I wouldn't care if he started Hunter at QB. Just try something else because what you're doing right now is not working.

With that said, I know we have sustained a powerful team for many years under Miles. But I seriously question Miles' ability to lead this team. Lining up and running against an 8 man front until the opposing team is worn down will work on teams with lesser talent and depth, but against the upper tier teams, that game plan will result in a lot of 3 and outs.

There have been numerous bone headed decisions by Miles in his tenure at LSU. People just say "That's just the mad hatter", and over look those decisions. At what point do these decisions become detrimental to the success of the team.

I feel like his conservative play call, and predictable game plan, and bone headed decisions have cost LSU several games. I'm not sure we can do better than Miles right now, but I think it's time to start testing the waters.

I have a little prediction. I think Michigan fires Brady Hoche this year. I feel like, if that position comes available, Miles takes the job.

Prolly good advice.


She's been a Tiger fan all of her life. She probably knows as much as I do about football, but more so the Tigers.

I'm just so proud of her. I can't really put it into words.

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Think about the game again before asking the question.

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Are you serious? Your a fricking tard.

I know what I think you simpleton, I was asking what other people think.

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If you get the W, in what way can you possibly say we shouldn't have

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Well for starters, how about the injury to Ethan Pocic? I know that injuries can happen in any game.

Secondly, scheduling the game would have to happen before we won the game in case you weren't aware of that. Which is why I asked the question in the first place.

I didn't ask should we have scheduled the game, I asked if LSU were a better team because we played the game.

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I don't know whether to facedesk or laugh hysterically. Auburn couldn't do shite regardless of TOs and most of their yards were garbage time. Gimmick offenses are worthless against chavis/LSU. If you'd have paid attention to the past 2-3 years you'd know.

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Seriously? You're the one who didn't watch the game. Twice in the third quarter, LSU was only up by 14. The touchdown at the beginning of the fourth quarter made is 35-14. Auburn fumbled on their first two possesions, and an interception on their fourth possession. Hell, it was 21-0 early in the second quarter because Auburn turned the ball over 3 out of their first four possessions. Afte that, they actually outgained us.

I'm not saying SH will beat us, I'm simply stating that they might pose some problems if our defensive doesn't play assignment football.

This is a simple discussion about not overlooking an opponent, but you want to turn it into a debate over my understanding and comprehension of football. Meanwhile you have no idea about what your are talking.

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No, it was a symbolic victory over the heavy handed treatment the LAPD in the past. It was probably worth him being set free to move the city forward. LAPD has always had a terrible reputation for planting evidence, racial profiling and unethical behavior.

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So you're saying that it was ok for two people to die to further race relations, and the relationship between blacks and the LAPD?

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This just HAS to be a troll. I can't imagine a team in a worse position than Sam Houston is in. Seriously, Les Miles is probably gleeful right now. Instead of having to find a way to motivate his team, he has a ton of players (O-line, running backs minus Hilliard, defensive front 7) who are angry and embarrassed by the way they played; and yet the team gained a lot of confidence by rallying versus a ranked team. I think we're going to see a massacre of epic proportions. Consider- we should see a good bit of the starters, trying to establish a better flow than they showed in game 1. They likely will play longer than you normally would see in a matchup like this. And once the backups come in, remember they will be guys like Harris at QB, Fournette and/or Magee at RB, possibly Dupre at WR (don't know how his injury is)... guys also wanting to prove game one was a fluke. And yet, there will be confidence after the rally, too. Not arrogance, but a quiet sense that they are better than the opponent as long as they play as hard as they can. Wont be any hesitation or doubt, they shook that off game one.

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I agree, but LSU is a very young team across the board. Just like it's impossible for me to convince some of you that this might be a competitive game, its almost impossible to convince very young players that the game could be competitive. I didn't say we would lose the game, but over-looking this team would be a mistake.

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This really shows that you don't follow College football...Now, they are loaded with Offensive talent, and could give LSU fits, but its just not a Historic statement..

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You just couldn't make a statement without attacking my football IQ. I shall submit the following so you will shut the hell up...

Sam houston runs an offense similar to Auburns. Yes we beat Auburn last year rather handily right? But Auburn ran for 213 rushing yards in that game. We won it so handily because of early turnovers and miscues by Auburn. Their total yardage was over 400 yards.

They run a read option offense, which will require the defense to be very disciplined, which we haven't been for two years. With the youth of LSU, one can expect some players being out of position simply because of their will to make a big play. SH employs a ton of mis-direction, which also requires lane awareness and assignment discipline. With a scrambling QB, if we get out of position he can house it.

You sir owe me one new hat.

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The fact that you had already made up your mind about him after only making 1 start was kinda silly. At least you apparently realize that though.

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I think it was just the fear of knowing that we were losing one of the best QB's ever at LSU, and he was being replaced by a very young, un-tested player. Like I said before, I just don't want to have to re-live the JJ era.

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Living in Arkansas seems to have made you very bitter

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And...And...And...I'm working on a project in Stark Vegas.

I think I can be legally labeled a retard.