ESPN Baton Rouge radio doesn’t expect Charlie Weis Jr to coach Fiesta Bowl

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“Getting the ball out quick” requires short passes to intermediate routes DO NOT give cushion to WR. Press, Jam at LOS every single play. That quick passing game is dangerous when the DBs are pressing (see Keionte), and forces to QB to hold ball longer cause timing is off, giving more time for DL to get home.
 
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Jesus. These updates are all over the friggin place.

LSU/OM coaches:

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All this **** is way overblown. Who cares about an inside receivers coach or a RB coach? Lacey has like 98% of all their carries. There is no riding the hot hand or situational guys. It’s all Lacey all the time. They also have the same receivers as they did week 1.

They aren’t implementing an entirely new game plan. It’s game 15. Wrinkles can be added in one position group meeting and walkthrough. Weis Jr. Is watching tape every second he can. He wants to win.
 
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Come on, now. You simply can’t have watched Chambliss, Lacy, Sayin, and Jackson this season and say OSU has the edge.

Sayin and Jackson have been efficient against mid competition. Chambliss and Lacy are the engine to one of the most explosive offenses in the country.

I didn’t say Ole Miss was better than OSU. Not even close. But they hands down have the better individual players at those respective positions.
Hands downs means no question, right? So if that is the case why was Sayin in NYC and Chambliss was on his couch? You have your opinion and you are entitled to it. But that doesn’t mean everyone agrees with you. Thus it’s not “hands down”. Sayin is a better pass of the ball. Chambliss is a better athlete. Let’s see how that translates against Miami. But before you get too excited, keep in mind that OSU and Ole Miss have the exact same yard per play average. So hands down? Absolutely not.
 
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