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His defense got lit up the minute we started facing mobile QBs. The defense has no clue how to contain a mobile QB and frankly it’s mind-boggling. We over rush and take bad angles every damn time.

Last year, LSU is up 17-7 at A&M at halftime. A&M puts Marcel Reed in after struggling to move the ball. He goes off. LSU can’t stop him. LSU loses. LSU has two weeks to prepare for Alabama/Milroe, a pretty average Alabama team whose offense is one-dimensional (running QB). Two weeks to prepare and absolutely nothing changes. Kelly and his staff have no answers. No adjustments. No idea how to contain a mobile QB, over rush every damn time. LSU gets blown out at home A year later, it’s the same story. But don’t worry, Kelly is “looking into it.” F that guy. Miserable prick.He can’t be gone soon enough.

I was in North Georgia wildlife management area fly fishing with a buddy at the time. I drove around until I got WWL on my car radio. We started a fire, set up camp, and I woke up the mountains when we made the final interception. Brown liquor was flowing through my veins at that point. The best part of that game is when Nix stops in the end zone because a whistle was blown in the crowd and gets sacked for a safety. Learned about his later.

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His possession of the ball didn't survive contact with the ground

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Yes he did maintain possession. That’s the other part that doesn’t make any sense. The ball moved when he made contact with the ground (which it can), but he kept possession. That was a horrible overturn any way you look at it.

I met him once in an elevator in Savanah, Ga. I was holding my son, who was about 3. My son had been developing a shriek that could shatter glass. When we were in the elevator together, my son let loose. We reached our floor and Darryl Strawberry held the door open for us. I asked him, “Still better than the Daaaarryl! chants?” as we exited. He laughed and said,”Waaay better! But your son got skills.” Lol

Was just about to post this. lol. Tony’s or Boudreaux’s Butt Paste.

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Best defensive unit ever?

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Best I’ve seen, and I was at the LSU A&M regional that started it all.

What the rule SHOULD be: If the batter moves over or towards the plate, he’s out. They watch this crap in slo-mo and see a guy dropping his elbow. The reason they’re dropping their elbow is because they have an arm guard and are naturally trying to protect themselves. When a pitch is coming at you 90+, your instincts kick in. He did not move towards the plate. bullshite call.

WARNING: If you pronounce it wrong, the CC coach will pissed at you and give unsolicited lessons on how to pronounce it.

Why you mad at me? I was feeling the empathy, brother.