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Kal-El012 · Jan 7, 2013

LSUpride123 said: ↑

Hard question.

In a way, you want to know you have the better players. Being outplayed means you have lesser quality.

On the other side, you would think that the easiest thing to fix is coaching, because you already have the players. Recognizing adjustments/lack of adjustments is far easier than recruiting and developing talent.

Out-coached.
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I don't think being outplayed necessarily means lesser quality. It could just mean that the players gave everything they had and just fell short.

Being outcoached I feel is a little more hard to stomache.

LSUpride123 · Jan 7, 2013

Kal-El012 said: ↑

I don't think being outplayed necessarily means lesser quality. It could just mean that the players gave everything they had and just fell short.

Being outcoached I feel is a little more hard to stomache.
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I agree it hurts more to know you lost a game to coaching, but IMO it is the easiest to correct.

Take the 2011 Bama game. Miles out-coached Saban. Saban then wipes the floor with Miles.

I just can't imagine being outplayed and thinking we still have better talent.

Eliminator55 · Jan 7, 2013

Eliminator55 said: ↑

Slide on out of your worship stance for a mere moment or two. We'll be awaiting you upon your return to reality. Les Miles has crafted a mightily potent love potion. Myself as well as the other sane persons here shall steer clear. With A&M joining the league and only adding to the competition, do you really believe that LSU will not experience a drop off in offensive recruits?

I've stated this many times before, but it bears repeating. Envision yourself as a highly desirable offensive recruit or the parent of such a recruit. I'm sure that you would be dashing off to LSU or encouraging your son to enroll. Right? Don't even tell me that you would pick LSU or that you would advocate for that choice as a parent. When the continued success of the running backs corp is taken out, what remains is an exceedingly bleak picture offensively. Outside of a few areas, LSU is not the place to be offensively. In fact, I would say it's the place "not to be", at least offensively speaking.

You may resume your ritualistic worship ceremony. Who am I kidding with that? You probably never stopped the ceremonial worship.

As always, it's all in good fun. Hit back with whatever suits your fancy.
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