I think you've got to put a lot of this on Stud

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  1. Mezmorizor

    Mezmorizor Founding Member

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    We had awful, unimaginative playcalling the whole game. The o line pass protection was absolutely terrible all game. They weren't holding their blocks anywhere near long enough on every pass play. This is a big reason why JJ played so terribly. We've always known that both of our QBs can't handle pressure well at all, and Bama sure got a lot of penetration all game. I also question why Hilliard did not see the ball come his way more often. Hilliard, Beckham, and RR seemed to be the only functional part of our offense all night.
     
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    lsu-i-like Playoff advocate

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    Les Miles
     
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    Mezmorizor Founding Member

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    The only thing I blame him for is keeping JJ in when he was clearly not doing anything and directly killing drives. Especially after the Aaron Brooks on a bad day esque pick he threw
     
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    LSURadical Freshman

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    Stud da Dud

    We've had terrible offensive line play since Stud has arrived. So what does CLM do about it? Makes him offensive coordinator. Brilliant isn't it?
     
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    Mezmorizor Founding Member

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    Yeah, on the bright side I doubt any of the Juniors or RS sophmores not named Mo are going to declare for the draft after this game. I'm pretty sure every player on LSU wants revenge right now.
     
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    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    After not seeing the ball at all in a huge game, I expect Randle to bolt. Our two top receivers never saw the ball and our best passer never saw the field. The play calling was bad, but Miles said the decision not to play Lee was his. This is all on Les.
     
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    locoguano Founding Member

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    A real OC can adjust to that kind of pressure. There were no adjustments, just the same tired old **** that LSU has run for the past 4 years.
     
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    Lets hope that job is once again open!!!!
     
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    $TigerFan$ Father of CajinKid

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    Let him go back with UM, they are made for each other. All that big 10 crap might work up North but we got manhandled by a NFL lite defense.
     
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    Why would RR stay? Why should revenge be a bigger motivation than winning the National Title? Because we could beat Bama 77-0 next year and it won't erase the pain caused by this lost opportunity.

    Look, Bama is a great team. Got it. But this team had the chance to go down as one of the best in college football, not just LSU, history, and they entered the game looking like they weren't interested. They spent all game waiting for something to fire them up, instead of being fired up on their own. Makes no sense to me.

    GEAUX TIGERS
     
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