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Agreed but that's been a problem for a while.
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Agreed but that's been a problem for a while.
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Saban is 64 and he's doing fine.
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No doubt. Really the crux of the problem for LSU is the coaching is leaving much to be desired. It's stunting Etling's growth as a QB, and considering recent history, let's face it, Miles is the one who has to take responsibility for the team's failure to groom QBs over the years.
I have a great appreciation for what he's done over the years, but it's time for a new vision and direction for the Tigers if they want to sniff the top of the heap in the SEC.
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Yeah, but he's Saban. We prolly won't see a better coach than him anytime soon. How much it pains me to say it too.
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Saban is the college equivalent of Bill Belichick.
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Yes, but notice I said, the game was passing Brown and Miles by. The game isn't passing Saban by.
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Just read this on USA today.... Is this the rule?
"When the official set the ball down at the 2 and whistled for the clock to start, LSU obviously did not have enough time to be set for one second — which an offense must do by rule — and get the snap off, no matter how quickly it was snapped by center Ethan Pocic. LSU was done before the play started."
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"When the official set the ball down at the 2 and whistled for the clock to start, LSU obviously did not have enough time to be set for one second — which an offense must do by rule — and get the snap off, no matter how quickly it was snapped by center Ethan Pocic. LSU was done before the play started."
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Yeah, pretty much. There was really no way they could get set. FWIW, the Tiger WR at the bottom of the screen wasn't set. Was surprised they didn't call another illegal shift on him.
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Would it kill the LSU coaches to have 2 plays called when there's no time to look to the sidelines to get the 2nd play.
Also...and this is a crazy idea, but how bout the plays have the same formation so WRS are running from one side of the field to the other to get set.
Inexcusable AGAIN
Also...and this is a crazy idea, but how bout the plays have the same formation so WRS are running from one side of the field to the other to get set.
Inexcusable AGAIN
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Yeah, poor coaching, period. Love Miles, and it's been fun, but it's time to move on.
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Totally agree. It's time.
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This will be my first time saying this, but it is time. Have a lot of great memories of Miles time at LSU.
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It was stopped at 54 second. It just took that long for LSU to run another play because Etling was looking at the sideline for the next play and the WRs were running from 1 side of the field to another side to get set. They snapped the ball at 33 second.
That was the play that keepoursaints mentioned. They wasted at least 20 seconds after making the first down. Great coaching indeed.
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