Is Keiland Williams in the doghouse?

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  1. islstl

    islstl Playoff committee is a group of great football men Staff Member

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    This is ridiculous to the point of being totally absurd.

    He makes 1 great play (something this offense seems to be lacking, i.e., playmakers) and he is punished for it by not seeing the field the rest of the first half.

    He has 40 carries in nearly 8 games now. Five carries per game, folks. He averages 7 yards per carry in extremely limited duty.

    Someone give me the inside scoop on this. This kid came out as a freshman and lit it up. It's not due to lack of experience. He gives us the BEST chance at succeeding on offense.

    Simply put, WTF??????
     
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  2. CTIGER

    CTIGER Founding Member

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    This question happens every week , just with different players. Last week it was Charles Scott. Who knows, it is truly hard to figure out with Les why he does this. For some reason Keiland hasn't seen the field much for the last few games.
     
  3. Purple Reign

    Purple Reign Founding Member

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    Scott last week. Keiland this week.

    I see a pattern. The pattern is this, if someone is hot, lets piss on the fire.

    You get purple star karma from me my friend.
     
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  4. burningitup

    burningitup Founding Member

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    Yeah, I told my wife after that TD he would not get the ball until the 2nd half now. I know Hester runs hard but some of those runs would be much bigger gains I think if Williams was in.
     
  5. islstl

    islstl Playoff committee is a group of great football men Staff Member

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    Williams is a proven go to guy (see last half of last season).

    He is a home run hitter. You don't get that with any of the other backs. He is reliable. He doesn't fumble.

    Richard Murphy is getting more PT than him right now. Something's wrong with this picture. Something we may never know about.
     
  6. LSUsupaFan

    LSUsupaFan Founding Member

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    Maybe Les knows something we don't. Alls I know is Murphy, Scott and Williams have fresh legs for the home stretch.
     
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  7. CParso

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    His carries have dropped off a lot because he isn't seeing the holes very well. He runs to where the hole is supposed to be, not necessarily where it is. He's a playmaker, but that doesn't matter if he runs into the backs of the OLine.
     
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  8. TigerWins

    TigerWins Founding Member

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    That the same thing I hear. They have a package of plays for him designed to get him in space, which is where he excels. But to line him up at TB and have him read blocks is not something he does well right now.

    Scott is getting better, tho.
     
  9. Ch0sn0ne

    Ch0sn0ne At the Track

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    He also has a bruised shoulder. Another RB told me this. They know it hurts him and a solid hit would certainly result in either further injury, or a fumble. Both bad.
     
  10. BostonBengal

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    Well, that's the most lodgical response to the question. Thanks for bringing mentioning it.
     

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