SEC Game Day
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I suspect that Gary Crowton is gone after this year. How many games have we LSU fans watched in bewilderment as the team takes delay of game penalties one after another. The entire offense looks to the sideline after breaking the huddle for play changes. Ridiculous!
With the talent LSU has on the O, they shouldn't have lost to Ole Miss or Alabama. FL sure, what with Tebow coming back, and their D being what it is. I put yesterday's debacle solely on Les Miles and Gary Crowton.
With the talent LSU has on the O, they shouldn't have lost to Ole Miss or Alabama. FL sure, what with Tebow coming back, and their D being what it is. I put yesterday's debacle solely on Les Miles and Gary Crowton.
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When the entire offense is looking to the sideline for a play change, can't really look at the play clock, now can you? 
I agree. Send a play in and run it. But if the QB doesn't like how the D is lined up, call for a change. Not everytime they line up.
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As for the SEC everyone has known the entire time that the "deepest conference in college football" was going to come down to just two teams. And what happened to that deep conference? Aside from the top 3 it looks pretty mediocre. Hell, even florida and LSU were mediocre this season and got lucky to get where they are (were in LSU's case). Bama's been the only dominant team.
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Typical SEC ignorance...and BTW, the conference still hasnt been decided.
As for the SEC everyone has known the entire time that the "deepest conference in college football" was going to come down to just two teams. And what happened to that deep conference? Aside from the top 3 it looks pretty mediocre. Hell, even florida and LSU were mediocre this season and got lucky to get where they are (were in LSU's case). Bama's been the only dominant team.
As for the SEC everyone has known the entire time that the "deepest conference in college football" was going to come down to just two teams. And what happened to that deep conference? Aside from the top 3 it looks pretty mediocre. Hell, even florida and LSU were mediocre this season and got lucky to get where they are (were in LSU's case). Bama's been the only dominant team.