Is it the poor recruiting, poor coaching or both?

Ok. So let's say Nick Saban would be our coach right now, and he had those boys flying up and down the field with vengeance.

That'd make our record 5 - 0 right now? No, 6 - 0 Right?

 

Nope, but we'd certainly be in a better position to win against Ole Miss, Florida, Georgia, Alabama and Auburn than we are right now.

 

beside the point....
in the coming weeks 4-6 I have a feeling you will see

no improvement at all, matter of fact they are going backwards if you ask me.

Great individual talent, but nothing else positive at the moment... I hope they turn it around but I remain suspect.
It was horrid game, win or lose of course winning is better.

 

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

This post might just be good enough that I'd rep you up for it. Not because I believe it, but daymn because you do have your convictions.

Who knows how many games we'd have dropped if Nick the prick were here. It's like you don't even recognize the fact that this Oline is full of RSFR and JJ is still very green. O

 

That's the entire point. Would you prefer to be MSU right now or LSU?

I never expected LSU to even make it to the NCG this season. I fully expect them to drop a couple games this year. I'm prepared for that to happen because I understand we have some growing pains to go through.

But from where I'm sitting, LSU is sitting in a lot better seat than over 110 other CFB teams.

 

Who is responsible for recruiting those players? Are the LSU players' graduation dates kept a secret or does Les know?

 

So you don't believe in rebuilding years?

 

Not when you're at LSU's level. BTW, what was last year?

 

If you think they are rebuilding with the guys they have I would like to know what you think they should have.

Miss State would love to have almost everyone on the LSU sideline.

 

It's been almost two years since I've been able to say "The LSU defense won the game for us!" Kudos to Brick Haley, John Chavis, and Ron Cooper for turning us around. That goal line stand will be looked at for many years.

The o-line has severe issues, no doubt. It's the Achilles Heel of the 2009 LSU Tigers. As the o-line goes, so goes LSU's chances of winning from this point onward.

The silver lining to this dark cloud we're all under is, we're 4-0, and we've played the most difficult schedule among the SEC's ranked teams to date.

Here's to getting better and winning the west!

:geauxtige