on offense to beat LSU.
And Mike Bonner...watch the games. You sound clueless. Kellenberger pimps OM, and Bonner poor mouths us.
I do agree that we have yet to establish our identity on offense. And it will be hard to flip a switch against LSU.
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on offense to beat LSU.
And Mike Bonner...watch the games. You sound clueless. Kellenberger pimps OM, and Bonner poor mouths us.
I do agree that we have yet to establish our identity on offense. And it will be hard to flip a switch against LSU.
I'd say being 16th in the country in rushing is an "identity"...#RTGDF
I agree that should be our identity....let's hope we stick to what we do bestQuote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
We would be in the top ten if JRob played before the fifth offensive series.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
I find it pretty sad that Bo Bounds was already picking us to lose 10 minutes into the show. Only in Mississippi do we have leaders that do that. Why not build up a big game and talk about the matchups? Why do Mississippi people feel the need to pop MSU fan's bubble so quickly?
We really need to win Saturday night. It's a perception problem. MSU fans, the media, and Bo Bounds are constantly looking for and making a big deal out of any flaw that MSU has so that they don't buy into us. It's been so long since we've won a game like this, that no media member will say we have a chance until we actually do it.
Since Bo said that our lack of playmakers on offense and the backend of our defense is our Achilles heal, it will be curios to see if Bo talks about Ole Miss' lack of run defense or ability to run when he interview Kellenberger
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Bo did make one good point, why do we look so choppy on offense?
I'll give Ole Miss credit for one thing, and perhaps it's because they have played bad teams, as have we, but they play with rhythm and tempo and we don't.
Why are we choppy, and why does Dan shy away from allowing this team develop it's identity?
Am I going MADDDDD or did the words "stars" just escape his lips?
-regarding LSU's players and that being the reason they will beat us.
I agree. Bo really pisses me off sometimes. Any time MSU or OM is doing well and winning games Bo just downplays everything and acts like we are not good. And I like how at the end of the interview with Bonner, Bo mentioned our game with LSU and how we have no chance and have ZERO weapons and then gives Bonner no chance to respond. The difference between Bonner and Kellenburger is that Bonner is actually a journalist that does his job and Kellenberger is just a homer that happens to work for the CL.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Georgia is by far the most talented team, but yet SC won. But it's okay to say we won't
Bo Bounds is a "leader"? Seriously?? Who gives a rip what he has to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
There's no reason for anyone to pick us. They've beat us about 50 straight times. And we go to their place... Odds are with you if you pick them.
State has ONE way to change this and it's hard. Beat them. That's it. What everyone thinks is meaningless. You accomplish by accomplishing.
Mullen has to get it done.... Period. Otherwise they're right and we're wrong.
I just completely disagree that we don't have playmakers on offense.
Dak > Bo
JROB > Ole Miss' running backs
Bear < Treadwell
Lewis, Johnson, Ross, Brown > or = Sanders, Core, etc...
Malcolm Johnson = Engram
What am I missing here? We can run the ball, they can't
If we lose, it will be because of this. I'll put it this way. If we go down there like we did against Bama in 2012 trying to "execute" our offensive (and possibly overcoached) game plan like that hard video game level where everything has to go just right....if we go down there and start trying to not to lose...we will lose. If we go down there and turn Dak loose (read: we've heretofore sometimes been too long in the blinking pocket) and just are determined to kick their ever loving butt, I think we will.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Wow, Kellenberger just said you don't need to run the ball between the tackles in modern football and said Auburn doesn't run between the tackles. Wow, Kellenberger is the new Chip Kelly, brutal
Guess I'm just a homer bc I consider the best offensive weapon playing sat night dak
We have to be able to #RTGDF and then make a few big plays in the passing game. If we can run the football fairly effectively- we will get some big passing plays. If we struggle to run- then it will be tough.
Same me goes for the LSU offense
He has a voice and audience. For better or worse, he influences people's thinking. That's a leaderQuote:
Originally Posted by dawgindothan
How did this thread quickly go from a discussion of whether we have the weapons to beat LSU to a comparision between our weapons and TSUN's??Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
we've had 132 passes or so thrown against us. 5 have been problems. the absurdity with bitching about the secondary is ridiculous.
Also, anyone saying that a team reeling off 500+ yards of offense consistently while playing backups half the time doesn't have an identity, isn't really paying attention.
Our OL > their OL.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
25% of the season is now in the books. About time for Big Softie to need to take some time off.
Yes, they are our rival. You should compare yourself to your rival everyday or you will fall behind.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgindothan
Bo Bounds says our secondary is gonna get torched this weekend by LSU's QBs who are averaging 214 yards per game passing to go along with their 52% completetion %.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
Auburn doesn't run between the tackles? Nope, can't take anything else he says seriously. Auburn is a power run team.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
Agree,, Kellenberger is a tard and Bo kinda called him on that. Guy has zero clueQuote:
Originally Posted by bluelightstar
Bo is going off on Kellenberger now
Identity may be a poor choice of words. Our identity is running it. I guess our lack of fluidity has caught my eye...most of which is due to playing tons of people though. I just hope we can sure up our passing accuracy and force LSU to respect the pass and not stack the box.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
We have an offense weapon and his name is Dakota. Mullen takes him off the leash Saturday night. He's been told not to run as much in the first three games.
RunnningTGDF should not be a problem against LSU. For once, their defensive line is their weakness for the defense. JRob won't be able to break any long runs, but I see us knocking 4 to 5 yard runs at will. But LSU is going to come out pumped. So don't get down on the team when we have a few three and outs to start the game. This game will be 4 quarters long and we will be in contention all game. Our defense is going to have to force LSU to make mistakes.
they may give up a few plays, but they're going to make some too (more INTs than TDs). I have a feeling LSU is going to rip off some big runs too, but I like the balance and attitude of this team. I think the DakAttack bounces back and gets his too.Quote:
Originally Posted by UMCDawg16
I wonder what out perception would be if our scores had been:
65-0 over USM
56-34 over UAB
62-3 over UAB
Because the above
Would have happened is Mullen had wanted it to.
If it was the above we would have been seen as A&M part 2.
I may be totally wrong but watching LSU and us, I think we can win. It's hard to predict it because we've lost so many in the past.
I see ULM getting pressure with their guys and I plug in C Jones and P Smith in my mind and try to compare. I see them stuffing LSUs run for a while and I think we can so it too. I see them
Moving the ball and I plug in Dak.
27-17
Your obsession with this is why people have called you a troll. Just sayinQuote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Agree, our offense looks (to use a Mullen term) a little "herky-jerky" sometime. I think that's part of playing a lot of guys, not being completely pumped up for these games, and not using the whole playbook yet. Even still, we are the #15 offense in the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
I watched their replay last night. Not worried about Jennings. They may make a big play or two, but, if we pressure them, which we will, we will get a few picks.Quote:
Originally Posted by UMCDawg16
^^^ This.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgindothan
Fair enough, I'm just not sure what that has to do with whether we have the weapons to beat LSUQuote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Mullen's offense has always been herky-jerky, even at Florida.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluelightstar
I've watched their games this year, they have been keeping their starters in for almost the entire time, particularly against Boise. Less so against Vandy and ULL. But again it was against Vandy and ULL.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
And by the way our 'choppy' offense has more YPG than the vaunted Freeze machine.
I hate when media people start this kind of crap trying to look so smug and smart. It is hard to beat anybody 28 times in a row simply because the ball is freaking asymmetrical so to speak. He's FOS saying that beating KY 28 times in a row is basically easy. 25-3, 26-2, sure, but lining 28 straight times against anyone and not having the ball bounce their way just once so to speak and still beating them is a very big deal. It is not easy.
We scored 26 on them last year. If we can equal that I think we can keep them from scoring 26.
Only 5 passes have been issues Hack? There were more than that vs UAB and we had numerous passes vs USA that were open just not sec talent to finish. You let LSU get behind us like that we r toast