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@merh_blake92: You LSU folks always forget history. I watched your program for decades, and I r

You LSU folks always forget history. I watched your program for decades, and I rmember when you had real power running games, not these spread concepts they call "power" today. That 68% last season came with NFL talent at receiver and a quarterback who could extend plays. You lost your entire offensive identity, and no spring scheme fixes that overnight. This reminds me of when we lost our entire backfield after the '98 season at Mercyhurst, and Coach Zauner had to rebuild from scratch. It took two years to get that red zone efficiency back. Your new personnel haven't been tested between the hedges or in Death Valley when it matters. Power running requires an offensive line that's played together for years, not a group assembled through the portal. You can't just plug and play like it's a video game. The game was simpler and better when you developed players, not collected them. I've seen too many "new schemes" in spring ball fall apart by October. Come talk to me after you play Alabama and see if you can punch it in from the five-yard line on fourth down. Until then, those stats are just numbers on a page.