Georgia has a problem right now, how will they do with LSU next week?
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That will be an interesting game with both teams struggling.
Doesn't matter anyway, everyone else is just playing for 2nd in the East and West behind UF and Bama. Amazing how far they've separated themselves from everyone due to how good their coaching is. UF will even win without Tebow if he's out for awhile, Brantley throws better than Tebow anyway.
Doesn't matter anyway, everyone else is just playing for 2nd in the East and West behind UF and Bama. Amazing how far they've separated themselves from everyone due to how good their coaching is. UF will even win without Tebow if he's out for awhile, Brantley throws better than Tebow anyway.
Referring to me or to whoever said UGA puts up 40 on LSU?
1st of all, Brantley is a better natural thrower of the ball than Tebow. He's not nearly a good a football player yet and will be inconsistent and have growing pains, but he's good. He doesn't have the intangibles, can't run like Tebow, and will make more mistakes, but he can throw it down the field.
And do I think UGA puts up 40 on LSU???
No...
I think there's an element to the spread and or offenses like Paul Johnson's that level the playing field. If run right, the spread will work against vastly superior talent, much like it did today. UGA on the other hand runs a very traditional offense with a straight ahead running game, no misdirection, option, or deception. UGA's traditional offense will play into the hands of a talented LSU defense. Not saying LSU shuts them down, but will definitely get their share of stops and get off the field. I'd be concerned with offense and QB if I were LSU. Their running game b/t the tackles was embarrasing, and I'm not sold on Jefferson. He has improved from his first start, but he's still really inconsistent. Hell, I'd run Shepard every time and try and develop him into a dual threat
1st of all, Brantley is a better natural thrower of the ball than Tebow. He's not nearly a good a football player yet and will be inconsistent and have growing pains, but he's good. He doesn't have the intangibles, can't run like Tebow, and will make more mistakes, but he can throw it down the field.
And do I think UGA puts up 40 on LSU???
No...
I think there's an element to the spread and or offenses like Paul Johnson's that level the playing field. If run right, the spread will work against vastly superior talent, much like it did today. UGA on the other hand runs a very traditional offense with a straight ahead running game, no misdirection, option, or deception. UGA's traditional offense will play into the hands of a talented LSU defense. Not saying LSU shuts them down, but will definitely get their share of stops and get off the field. I'd be concerned with offense and QB if I were LSU. Their running game b/t the tackles was embarrasing, and I'm not sold on Jefferson. He has improved from his first start, but he's still really inconsistent. Hell, I'd run Shepard every time and try and develop him into a dual threat
LSU can win that game even as ugly as the game was today for us. I am not putting my eggs in one basket based on today's poor performance by the Tigers, so I have hope. I am not convinced LSU is as bad as it may have seemed today. They have looked very smooth at times today. We just got outcoached in today's game. It's easy for an MSU fan to think LSU is going to suck it up the rest of this year based on this data point but outside of Alabama and UF, I don't think LSU is any worse than the rest of the schedule. They are just so damn ugly.
and UW. And not to mention, OSU and Ark are high scoring teams, so that makes it even stupid to reference how many they gave up against them.
Look, we know you'll still be giving Les Miles a blumpkin when he's coaching for McNeese State. It's ok.
Look, we know you'll still be giving Les Miles a blumpkin when he's coaching for McNeese State. It's ok.
LSU went to Washington, and won. USC couldnt.
LSU is about to be ranked 5th or 6th in the nation playing for the 1st time with just Les Miles players. Saban players are gone.
Jawja has given up way too many points to SC and UPig. SC scored more on Jawja than Fla Atlantic- let that one soak in.
UPig put scored 41 on Jawja but only 7 on Bammer.
Jawja's defense is extremely suspect.
Mississippi sux so far. So your opinion really means **** right now.
I think LSU will beat Jawja. Guess we will see in 7 days
LSU is about to be ranked 5th or 6th in the nation playing for the 1st time with just Les Miles players. Saban players are gone.
Jawja has given up way too many points to SC and UPig. SC scored more on Jawja than Fla Atlantic- let that one soak in.
UPig put scored 41 on Jawja but only 7 on Bammer.
Jawja's defense is extremely suspect.
Mississippi sux so far. So your opinion really means **** right now.
I think LSU will beat Jawja. Guess we will see in 7 days
LSU gave up way too many points against Vandy. And you know as well as everyone else in the world, that USC loses to some **** team every year. See Oregon State, a 4-8 Stanford team, etc.
And saying we suck invalidates my opinion? I predicted 9-3 for us. You talked all week about us winning this game, so I'd say your opinon is more damn wrong than mine.
And saying we suck invalidates my opinion? I predicted 9-3 for us. You talked all week about us winning this game, so I'd say your opinon is more damn wrong than mine.
Coach34 said:
LSU's 4th, 5th, or 6th ranking has as much validity as ours did, or at least it will by the end of the season.
I don't know if I'd guarantee UGA will put up 40, but they'll definitely score fairly easily on LSU's defense.
LSU's defense sucked last year, and they lost almost the entire 2 deep on the DL. Tell me again why we should expect LSU's defense to be any better when the defensive front is almost completely new? That's what I was saying all off-season, and from what I've seen in the early part of the year, I full expect LSU's defense to get ripped to shreds by some of the better offenses they face this year.
LSU still has to face Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Alabama, and Georgia. They will have to score at the very least 35 points to beat most of those teams, because those teams will all get on the plus side of 30 on LSU easily.
Coach34 said:
3rd best behind Florida and Bama is a really big toss up right now. However, at this point I see no reason to believe LSU will do better than 4-4 in league play unless they improve dramatically. I just don't see much, if any, improvement from the product they put on the field last year.
Where you are more wrong than you've ever been "Coach" is still defending Miles and insinuating he's better than Saban. It's OBVIOUS now that Saban owns the SEC, and will win the West 3 out of every 5 years he's there, if not more. Bruiser also made a great point that LSU's #5 ranking will be about as indicitive of how good they are as OM's #4 was last week.Coach34 said:
Let's face it, MSU outplayed LSU today, and LSU should be 3-1 w/ games against UGA, Auburn, UF, Bama, OM, and Arky still to come. To think that Miles will be anywhere near #10 or 11 in the nation after that slate is to be delusional. They have some serious talent too, there's no way we should've been on the field with them.
You are right that this is the first time Miles has had all his own players, which are some pretty strong players, and this will be his second straight 4 loss (or more) season.