Who can cover Jameon?

[cheewgumm]

On LSU's D...is it a safety or a LB?

[borne]

I wish they'd put a linebacker on him

[RossDawg82]

yeah they will need a safety. If Dak see's a LB on Lewis, im sure he has been trained to go to him

[DudyDawg]

Matt wells is just about the only LB that can man to man. Other than that, I expect a lot of zone to help w dak and a safety on tubby when we go man. Although I would lovvvve to see him against a linebacker.

Another question is who can cover mojo

[Saltydog]

on 9 catches. We need Jameon to have a similar game. Not sure if our OL can hold up long enough to throw the ball downfield all night. I'd like to see us utilize the short passing game more and create some mismatches with Jameon outta the slot.

[engie]

on 9 catches. We need Jameon to have a similar game. Not sure if our OL can hold up long enough to throw the ball downfield all night. I'd like to see us utilize the short passing game more and create some mismatches with Jameon outta the slot.

Jameon had 7 for 111 and a TD last year as well. We've had success against them out of the slot for awhile now.

[sandwolf]

I believe LSU runs a 4-2-5, so there ought to be plenty of DB's on the field to cover Lewis. Speaking of, I would think that the diamond formation would be pretty tough to defend with a 4-2-5......any of the coaches on the board care to weigh in on the best way to attack that scheme?

[preachermatt83]

I believe LSU runs a 4-2-5, so there ought to be plenty of DB's on the field to cover Lewis. Speaking of, I would think that the diamond formation would be pretty tough to defend with a 4-2-5......any of the coaches on the board care to weigh in on the best way to attack that scheme?

if they do run the 4-2-5 against us we will run for 300 yards. Power backs like JROB and Dak will run for 4-5 yards at will against 4-2

[TrapGame]

I believe LSU runs a 4-2-5, so there ought to be plenty of DB's on the field to cover Lewis. Speaking of, I would think that the diamond formation would be pretty tough to defend with a 4-2-5......any of the coaches on the board care to weigh in on the best way to attack that scheme?

The diamond formation will give Chavis a headache Saturday night.

[DudyDawg]

if they do run the 4-2-5 against us we will run for 300 yards. Power backs like JROB and Dak will run for 4-5 yards at will against 4-2

Agreed. If they only play two backers, and we spread them out with 3 wr and Jrob-dak, we run riot. Read option over and over would kill them. They'll be forced to put someone on Lewis if he has a big game and then it'll be the Louisiana boys' show

[RossDawg82]

Spread them out and run the read with a passing option. The 4-2 wont last very long. They will eventually move to a 4-3 and that is when we hit them with the PA.

[archdog]

on 9 catches. We need Jameon to have a similar game. Not sure if our OL can hold up long enough to throw the ball downfield all night. I'd like to see us utilize the short passing game more and create some mismatches with Jameon outta the slot.

He needs 3 more tds

[Dawgcentral]

It's time for the Diamond Formation. With Dak back there, we have the RBs with speed, strength to power up the middle, and make the catch out of the backfield to churn up the yards, keep the LSU D on the field for extended periods of time, and numerous options after viewing the D presented.

Not saying we should go to this exclusively, but I'd love to see it mixed in, since we haven't shown it since last year's bowl game.

[aerodawg]

On LSU's D...is it a safety or a LB?

If last year was any indication then noone, despite the fact that we quit getting him the ball in the second half. He would have beaten lsu by himself but for some reason we quit getting the ball to him in space. Obviously LSU made adjustments, but we made little to no attempt to see those adjustments and get him the ball anyway.