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Kikicaca · Sep 9, 2019

furduknfish said: ↑

You have to account for our defense as well, otherwise you have no defense and this becomes a Big Twenelve shootout. How do you think waiting an extra 5/10 sec on each play once you are up 2 TDs will benefit the other team?

You are confusing pace with execution. The two are not mutually inclusive. In short, we need both high-octane pass and grinding run plays. Ask yourself how many NC has Big Twenelve won last 10 years vs SEC?
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WOW! We agree on something looks like the start of a beautiful friendship, no?

LSU_4_LIFE · Sep 9, 2019

Our 3rd down defense was bad.

CajunlostinCali · Sep 9, 2019

lsu-i-like said: ↑

RB C-
Had some missed blocks and seems to be suffering from LSU's new pass happy offense. Not sure the OL is opening lanes for our RBs but CEH was going down on first contact too often. Pretty disappointed in CEH and the young guys behind him don't look ready to shine. Would have liked to see Curry but I don't think it would have been different.
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I know some folks will pass judgement on the running game based on the eye test, but the following stat is revealing for CEH effort on Saturday:

Clyde Edwards-Helaire avoided seven tackles on 15 carries vs. Texas, the third-best ratio among Power 5 backs in Week 2.

That's an A for effort there folks

lsu-i-like · Sep 9, 2019

CajunlostinCali said: ↑

I know some folks will pass judgement on the running game based on the eye test, but the following stat is revealing for CEH effort on Saturday:

Clyde Edwards-Helaire avoided seven tackles on 15 carries vs. Texas, the third-best ratio among Power 5 backs in Week 2.

That's an A for effort there folks
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Eye test has been unremarkable; don’t think the OL is helping.