Jackhandy

Thanks Phil. Finally a rational argument. I want the team to win. I think the only limiting factor for the Tigers is the sub-par offense that we have seen for years. I don't think it impossible for a team to have a great D and a great O at the same time. From my perspective, Miles appears not to be pursuing offensive excellence in the same manner as he pursued defensive excellence. I don't know how to fix the problems on O. I admit that. Unfortunately, by continuing to do the same things year after year, I fear Les does not either.

Disagree. Boo if you want to. You paid for the ticket.

Or, better yet, maybe I can be blind like you and learn to love a less than mediocre offense year after year.

If we had an offense we could have added National Champs to last year's resume. O looks worse this year against inferior opponents.

Quit being a bitch who doesn't want anyone's feelings to be hurt.

I believe you that the players want to win this one, just like Florida, but fear that the O coaches don't know how to put them in the best position to win. If we win, I think once again it will be player talent that carries the day and not some creative coaching scheme.

Penalties first, sacks second and drops third.

Why??? Watch how many points and yards La. Tech puts up on A&M and compare it to our production. If this O doesn't magically reinvent itself, I bet Tech. doubles our O output. That should not be the case unless Tech.'s players or coaches are superior. Maybe Jindal can order that both teams switch offensive players and coaches for the remainder of the season.

A good Offensive Coordinator hire whom he lets run the O much like the Chief runs the D.

Dick,

It is not just the loss. It is the crappy offensive play for most of the year, especially that turd in the punch bowl performance against Towson. Many, including me, have no confidence that even if we were healthy that the Empty Hat and his O coordinator (whomever that is) knows how to utilize his players' talents on offense.