jnw4563
Sophomore
- Joined
- Nov 26, 2012
- Messages
- 1,466
They should take more than a slight step back, they are loosing more than normal. This was the year they were supposed to compete somewhat and next year was suppose to be a down year.
forums
Way too early analysis of LSU game anyone?
- Thread starter filmcane
- Start date
They should take more than a slight step back, they are loosing more than normal. This was the year they were supposed to compete somewhat and next year was suppose to be a down year.
Advertisement
- Joined
- Jul 25, 2013
- Messages
- 15,997
The only teams we beat comfortably were the two that we weren't supposed to.
What this team should do goes out the window. Hopefully that changes.
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2016
- Messages
- 2,398
Same as every other game. Their QB will complete every slant they throw. Our DT’s and DE’s will rush upfield on every single play like it’s a pass play. We will give up big running plays. If we get turnovers then we will win. If not, we lose.
The '05 Peach Bowl was in my first year living in Baton Rouge and solidified my eternal hatred for LSU (that and the fact that Warren Morris' picture is plastered to the wall of every sports bar in town). My car was egged after that game and I was ridiculed relentlessly for a year plus. I look forward to sacrificing many long-time relationships leading up to and after this game.
With that said, I see us winning 24-13.
With very few exceptions, LSU always fields a strong and ultra-talented defense, and Aranda is as good as they come. They do lose a fair number of starters, and their recent DL's have not been as deep or as talented as they once were, but they've recruited well and always have the horses. Their DB's are always ultra-aggressive and play the ball well, so we will need smart decision making, but a solid dual threat QB is capable of moving the ball well against them.
Offensively, they really do suck. They obviously have athletes, but Orgeron restricts the play calling (similar to Miles) and they will be breaking in a new OC (most likely Ensminger, who is a good offensive mind, but whose likely hiring is indicative of deeply rooted administrative problems that will lead to the continued decline of the program). Assuming Guice declares, this will be the first year in a while they won't have an absolute stud at running back, and they'll be breaking in a talented, but young QB (either Brennan, a rising sophomore who played sparingly this year, or Narcisse, a rising redshirt freshman who hasn't played live football in a solid 2 years). I will be disappointed if we give up more than 14 points, even with our DT situation.
The vibe of the program is extremely negative right now, and we should be able to drive the program further into the gutter.
With that said, I see us winning 24-13.
With very few exceptions, LSU always fields a strong and ultra-talented defense, and Aranda is as good as they come. They do lose a fair number of starters, and their recent DL's have not been as deep or as talented as they once were, but they've recruited well and always have the horses. Their DB's are always ultra-aggressive and play the ball well, so we will need smart decision making, but a solid dual threat QB is capable of moving the ball well against them.
Offensively, they really do suck. They obviously have athletes, but Orgeron restricts the play calling (similar to Miles) and they will be breaking in a new OC (most likely Ensminger, who is a good offensive mind, but whose likely hiring is indicative of deeply rooted administrative problems that will lead to the continued decline of the program). Assuming Guice declares, this will be the first year in a while they won't have an absolute stud at running back, and they'll be breaking in a talented, but young QB (either Brennan, a rising sophomore who played sparingly this year, or Narcisse, a rising redshirt freshman who hasn't played live football in a solid 2 years). I will be disappointed if we give up more than 14 points, even with our DT situation.
The vibe of the program is extremely negative right now, and we should be able to drive the program further into the gutter.
D
deleted19096
Guest
Over under if Coach O gets into a barfight?
MiamiVice7
Senior
- Joined
- Nov 3, 2011
- Messages
- 5,774
Today?
caneaddict
Senior
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2012
- Messages
- 5,566
makes a lot of sense given that noone beat them comfortably this past year and noone usually beats LSU comfortably, but keep on with your unfounded dumb expectations so you can meltdown for dumb reasons
Advertisement
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2012
- Messages
- 6,870
Stop the **** game! They are blowing us off the LOS! For the love of God! Throw the **** towel! All the humanity! Fly the banners! Turn those machines back on!
Oh, wait......"analysis". I thought this was the "Way too early LSU Game Thread".
My bad.
Oh, wait......"analysis". I thought this was the "Way too early LSU Game Thread".
My bad.
D
deleted19096
Guest
What is Richt's record against LSU?
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2012
- Messages
- 6,870
About .500 or even better, I would say. Its not like his 1-14 vs UF or 2-13 vs UT depravity. I recall UGA beating LSU in big games more often than not.
- Joined
- Sep 18, 2016
- Messages
- 4,460
Yeah UGA was good against LSU. They killed them in the SEC champ game in 05, which led to our peach bowl shellacking.
firstandcanes
Sophomore
- Joined
- Oct 4, 2015
- Messages
- 4,664
We beat ND, ND beat LSU, therefore we beat LSU. Did I do it right?
Advertisement
Zbrod95
Thank God for the Columbus Mafia
- Joined
- Dec 13, 2015
- Messages
- 27,911
Actually the Atlanta one ain’t bad. A lot of people forget we’re strong in the ATL and the Carolinas. Just look at how many are on this board.
Zbrod95
Thank God for the Columbus Mafia
- Joined
- Dec 13, 2015
- Messages
- 27,911
Did Thomas Brown croak this morning? If the answer is No then Matt Canada ain’t comin’.