News Michael Divinity no longer on team

They'd have no issue if the docs were shooting him up with opioids but to self medicate and/or relax with a natural healer like cannabis is unacceptable - we truly live in the dark ages.

(if it were cannabis related)

 

Then again might be problems at home . Hope it works out for him

 

Now you're echoing what I said a few weeks ago when I mentioned defensive efficiency and framed it as "can't keep up." You took it as a shot at the LSU offense. It wasn't. It was an observation I had just like the one you have here.

 

not many people knew that Jeaux separated his shoulder in practice the thursday prior to the bama game....shot him up a few times and he played

don't think he will separate his shoulder this week.....

 

lol


For the record, that’s how I remembered it too- my memory is terrible but the way you say is what I recall.

When I read what he posted today (the one you quoted) I felt like he seized an opportunity for a veiled shot but wasn’t going to say anything.

 

I don't think it's all being doom and gloom. I've stated many times we are heading in the right direction. The fact is though Aranda has been slower than usual to make adjustments. It's a fact the the OL is not where it needs to be, especially at the T position. They are very well coached as a unit though, which is masking individual talent.

 

Actually, I think that's his strength. Unfortunately, he usually waits until half time to make them. It's his initial game plan that's suspect because if it's solid to begin with, then wholesale adjustments at half time would not be needed. Like waiting until the 2nd half of FU game to blitz Trask. Once it was obvious we couldn't get pressure with front 4, I thought the decision to blitz would have come sooner.