Defense choked.

Discussion in 'The Tiger's Den' started by DwayneBowned, Nov 23, 2007.

  1. DwayneBowned

    DwayneBowned Founding Member

    Plain and simple, they just choked

    Offense was sluggish all game but they delivered when it mattered most. But our #1 defense should not be getting beat on two 4th downs in overtime.

    Also, Jacob Hester is the only reason we stayed in this game.

    :(
     
  2. Crip*TEAM KATT

    Crip*TEAM KATT As Wild As We Wanna Be

    Not I put this on Bo's Head he choked as a coach and his INABILITY to adjust was shown for what it is worth!

    His head has been in Braska country since KY and it caught up with us tonight!

    I place this loss SOLELY on the coaches on both sides of the ball, play calling was HORRIBLE
     
  3. Random LSU Fan

    Random LSU Fan Founding Member

    If NEB think Bo's going to save their defense, they've got another thing coming.
     
  4. paducahmichael

    paducahmichael Tiger Band Class of '73

    Tigers should have taken it in regulation. I can't believe Doucet caused a TD to be called back. That was a real boneheaded move and not one you'd expect from a Senior and team leader.

    In first OT, the Tigers had 'em and let 'em go. So Sad.:bncry::bncry::bncry::bncry:
     
  5. LSUHotdog

    LSUHotdog Founding Member

    I bet you aren't far from the truth about Bo. The quality of the defense has deteriorated since the Florida game really. I'm speechless.
     
  6. ChineseBandit

    ChineseBandit Founding Member

    The units seem to operate in some kind of yin/yang process. When one unit can't do anything right, the other unit is playing well. Offense starts the game getting six points from continuous great field position and the defense is shutting them down. Then the defense starts getting gouged and the offense gets moving. We haven't been able to put together a complete game in the SEC since MSU.
     
  7. Bengal Buddy

    Bengal Buddy Founding Member

    The defense did not choke. They got tired. And the offense was sluggish in the first half, but scored well in the second half.
     
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  8. TCUTiger

    TCUTiger Founding Member

    Actually, my son who played TCU WR told me that when the outside WR saw
    Doucet on the line he should have stepped back, at least he said that
    was what he was taught.:geaux:
     
  9. paducahmichael

    paducahmichael Tiger Band Class of '73

    Your son is right - That's pretty basic stuff to be messin' up this late in the season, isn't it? :bncry:
     
  10. TigerSac

    TigerSac Founding Member

    I disagree. We plain and simply got out played! If I was Arkys OC, I would have ran the ball outside with Jones and McFadden 90% of the time and then they would have beat us no problem.

    The problem I have is, I knew and everyone else knew that they were going to throw the ball to Peyton Hillis on the second OT TD. They should have put someone on him at the line of scrimage and not have to force Ali to come over from his LB position.

    Bottom line is we have been playing w/ fire all season and it finally caught up with us.
     

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