Should be better next year with Mett at QB and having such a young, deep team this year. Hilliard and OBJ both should be greatly improved, and hopefully RR stays. :geauxtige
Doesn't matter. Let them play up USCw all they want. They Cant handle us right now. Wrong time for them to be at 2. For them. Barkley comes back for sure IMO and is the top QB taken next year. The hyp machine is kicking into high gear. Football gods, Please deliver us the Trojans. But first...Bama.
Everybody is assuming we are golden at QB next year. We're losing 10 years of experience under center. I'm not as optimistic, but I'm hopeful.
This so true. Isltl has Zach already with a heisman trophy and a couple National titles and in the NFL breaking Marino records and stuff. Yet he has never really played CFB yet...
I'll remind you of this when they lay down and whimper when we're feeding them their own spleens in the 3rd & 4TH Quarters in Miami in Jan 2013 ... if they have enough nutsack to make it past Oregon
Doing a pre-season poll before the NFL draft is absolutely ridiculous. Sh*t even a preseason poll a few weeks before opening week is a little silly…BUT…it is going to be SICK how good LSU is going to be next year. We are losing…what…one safety a lineman and a corner (if Mo goes) on D and then we are going to get ALL 4 RBS back along with all the receivers and will have an what will probably be an upgrade in talent at QB and a strong front five….this team has a legit shot at getting to the National Championship back to back. I'm with you Tigerchick...I would love to finally have a shot at USC next year with the talent that be wearing the purple and gold in 2012.
How good is our o-line gonna be next year is a big question. How good your line is is directly proportionate to the quality of your offense.Poor o-line equals poor offensive production. I hope our line next year is good like this years was.
One very important thing to look at is how the bowl pairings play out. If you look closely you will notice that the sec and the big 12 trend to play up as far a their conference ranking is concerned whereas the PAC plays down by positions.