This also reminds me of an old O-line coach for the Dolphins years ago who had to come in an revamp an over-complicated and ineffective blocking scheme. When he was asked about the reason for the revamp he simply said: "Confused players don't play aggressively." I think there's a lot to be said about that in light of LSU's defense this year and in 2008: Young, confused, or less-talented players are never going to play aggressively. They are too concerned with making a mistake or getting beat.
Turnovers are like 80% random but it doesn't factor anomalies like Mathieu who was responsible for half of the 20 turnovers in 2011.
Try 50 teams. And there are 71 teams that lost the ball less than LSU. 7 fumbles and 7 interceptions in 9 games. It's still less than 1 fumble and less than 1 interception per game.
I wasn't including INT's red...just talking fumbles, those lost and those recovered. I believe the number was listed on cfbstats.com BTW, the reason the thought was on fumbles is my suspicion this game (LSU's offensive approach) will mirror that against UF (vs the scheme vs UGA.)
And I have yet gotten a valid response as to why this kid has ever been allowed to play a single snap this season.
well he does seem to be communicating something on the field from time to time I just thought he was yelling to a fellow player "what the hell am I doing on this play, again?"
He made a few TD saving tackles and some other plays against Ole Miss. He is LSU's Scott Shanle, decent every now and then but mostly bad.
Why does everyone pile on the token white. This white on white crime has to stop. He's just much more noticeable. Jalen Collins. Pile on him for a day.
