No love for LSU's NC chances on ESPN Game Day Live

The perfect gameplan. Plus, why show all of your cards when you don't have to. I talked about so-called "experts" in my previous post; methinks that these "experts" don't know so much about football, never mind CLM...

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That's a despiration explanation for when you just don't like a team, you manufacture some pathetic BS excuse that has no true variable.

 

Well, Bama's a top 3 team playing at home. I'm not surprised... Anyway, it doesn't matter. Someone's got to be favored...might as well be the home team.

I don't care...just as long as we win!

 

One more time.

What does the E in ESPN translate to? Google is your friend.

 

Herbie just said that the team that can be proactive and pass the ball will win. The pass will open up the run. The team that can't pass won't be able to run. He said lsu will stack the box and force bama to throw. If Bama can throw it will force lsu to put more players in pass defense. He said the same for lsu. He said lsu has better receivers. It's all about which qb will be able to make the passing game work.

 

I agree with this analysis completely. LSU will do to Bama what teams have done against LSU all season. Go all out to stop Richardson, and make McCarron beat you.

On offense I'd like to see LSU spread the field a bit. This may actually be a situation where Jefferson's skill set could be a big plus. Bama has a lot of beef up front. I want LSU to make those big boys run up and down the field all game long.

 

+1 !!

 

For some reason the "heads" BS is not having the same negative effect on me that it normally has in the past. I know we have a strong enough team this year to prove all doubters wrong. We just need to play our best and we should be fine.

May's opinion is usually the only one I respect.

Holtz is a drooling buffoon. I would rather listen to a child than him.

 

It's not a strategy it's his MO. With a comfortable lead, run the ball, run the clock, rest the defense. I like OU's style of lighting it up all day but I can't argue with Miles'.

And the people who think coaches "hide" their offense are wrong. Offenses don't change for any given "big game". Teams/offenses are what they are. There may be some wrinkles but you're going to essentially see the same from week to week.