BigShowGeaux

Seriously? Not sure how those rankings take into account transfers, but 8 players were selected in the 2025 NFL Draft, making the most in program's history.

DT - Walter Nolen
QB - Jaxson Dart
WR - Tre Harris
CB - Trey Amos
DE - Princely Umanmielen
WR - Jordan Watkins
LB - Chris Paul Jr.
DT - JJ Pegues

He very clearly gets his right ankle rolled on that first big hit. They taped it up and he went out and played the rest of the game on a bum ankle. Nothing to do with his knee...

He's coming for your QB Lane, and you can't stop him!

I think Mubenga has improved a lot. In most of the film review I've seen, Davis is the one that has struggled the most, and he's a RS Freshman starting for the fist time.
We've also faced, possibly, the 2 toughest D-lines we might see the rest of the regular season...

He also mentioned how Sloan is trying to be too perfect in getting the right play called… sounds like a young OC still learning a bit on the job. Similar to when BK started carrying a play sheet last year

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I guess we will just tell Spears to not score next time he gets an INT

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Okay, so let’s just tell our offense to go 3 and out every time so our defense can score. You’re missing the point.

While I agree, having an elite defense can allow you to play more conservative on offense and play field position. However, this strategy requires the offense to be able to burn clock and win TOP. Generally, with efficiently running the ball, and getting first downs, as opposed to the explosive plays and scoring more quickly with the potential for higher risk of a turnover.

LSU had FIVE 3 and outs, running only 52 plays with TOP being only 22 minutes. This entirely negates the benefits of a conservative offensive strategy. Our defense played way more than they should need to, and I would much rather score more points offensively with the higher risk because our defense is elite. We're playing scared on one side of the ball, while playing fearlessly on the other. Not complimentary football.

I get playing to win the game, but I would argue that we played more to not lose the game than we did to win it. Mitigating risks doesn't and shouldn't look like the offense that we've seen so far, especially with the 5th yr QB that has started an entire season and the offensive weapons we have. Last year's offense with this year's defense would've had us in the playoffs. There is no reason to be so timid on offense unless Nuss is playing with an undisclosed injury or something else is going on

TBH, I really don't care that he didn't run the ball against La Tech. Save it for the big games as to not put him at a higher risk of injury. You definitely don't want him to have to miss any time this season...

I think the nation will once again remember why Perkins was one of the most feared defenders in college football. No QB will be safe, and ole Kade will be the first to remember.

I actually think that any safety unit in the country should look bad against the WRs and QB we have... :geauxtigers: