The Official LSU Vs TCU Thread

I've been enjoying him since he started, he should be wearing 7 right now.

 

That's debatable too. 99% of it is useless cut and paste drivel that no one cares about but him. He's infamous for 18 page threads with self replies.

 

a quote from Lynn Rollins.

"LSU playing in the space ship with hash marks, lets see if they can make it a Death Star" Nice one.

 

After the rewatch looks I counted 4 throw aways on purpose (could have been more) 3 drops, 2 PI's missed, and only saw 2 throws that I considered bad. One very under thrown deep ball and one well behind a receiver over the middle. Mett very well could have been in the high 60's in completion percentage with 300 yards and 4 TD's.

 

For the longest time I thought he was some kind of stat bot post job or something. All his posts are so...robotic.

 

I liked all the pictures before the game started...they got me pumped up !!

 

Per ESPN. "Landry finished with 8 catches for 109 yds. while Beckham had 5 catches for 118 yds. It was the first time since 2001 the Tigers had 2 100 yd receivers in the same game".

That's some positive stuff right there.

 

I thought the back shoulder pass to Landry for the late TD was a good adjustment to TCU backs reaching around to break up passes. It might have been luck but I like to think it was a planned adjustment nevertheless.

 

If it wasn't for Cam, and the fact he had Joe Flacco doing that exact same pass pretty much every week? I'd call it luck. But for Mett to have not done it once, and then to have done it multiple times in his first game under Cam, I gotta say it's tutelage under a great OC.

 

Did everybody see the reasons behind the end-of-half shenanigans? Apparently, when we called TO with 3 secs on the play clock, they never reset it. When the TO was over, the clock ticked three seconds, then a Delay-of-game penalty was called. Straight BS. These refs should never officiate a game again. I'd take Tom Ritter's group over them. Well, IDK...