The penalty issue was called, but was not needed in this situational practice scrimmage. Miles declined to keep moving. This spring game was one of the most unoorganized events LSU has ever put on. Everyone was complaining about the cost, the manner in which tickets were distributed had to have been the dumbest idea in a long time. Not only was everything overpriced, it was a TAF hatefest in the line to the ticket kiosk, or whatever you want to call that waste of space. I sense a lot of unwanted negativity coming LSU's way for the way it handled that performance.
Could not make the game but my cousin went and he said neither qb looked good. Can someone else back that statement up? Quarterback could be the posistion that could cost us a shot at the national championship next year.
I think we all think our D-line will be GREAT next year, in fact, the entire defense. But did the O-line fall down that bad, or did the O-line hold up and the QB's didn't play well even with a sound O-line? From Berge's post, it sounds like the O-line did not hold them out long enough. I'm not panicing. We've got a new offensive coordinator, new scheme, not that much practice at it, outstanding defense. We've got the summer camp to go. I think we'll be ok next year. :geauxtige
A lot of people are confident in Flynn based on one game. I think the jury is still out on him. And RP has really never played at all. So that position is a big ? mark.
ppl actually could have avoided those lines by coming any day before today to get free tickets thst have been available for weeks now so...... plus someone made the announcement on here for everyone to get their free tickets and avoid the lines
Also keep in mind that the two teams were evenly divided at least in principle. Given the fact that our D Line was WAY more stocked with talent than our O Line, splitting the 1s and 2s into 2 teams will dilute O line way more. Also talking about splitting the usual group that practice together, which matters a bunch with O lines.
