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That may be true, but I guarantee you they didn't want to give up 450 yards passing to AR15 and allow multiple 3rd and 4th down conversions to extend drives and keep our defense on the field.
I think the philosophy is predicated on the idea that teams are not always gonna go for it on 4th down. They believe we'll give up 1st downs, but get a few stops on 3rd throughout the game, force multiple turnovers and bad decisions. Then, in the redzone, become an stone wall on the front and backends.
 
This defense is not meant to be judged by the same metrics that we are used… The staff has said that they don’t really care about yardage given up…. They want negative plays…. Turnovers….make the other team kick field goals… I feel like once we get enough talent in here…. The Pittsburgh game will be the blue print for how this defense will look… The offense was not efficient enough to make this system work in the mmm at game which is why we needed overtime to win.
Yes, it’s about negative plays and turnovers not about yardage so you will give up big plays at times, but the plan is to get more points quickly. So comparing yardage given up to others doesn’t really show if the defense is doing what the coaches are asking them to do. Exciting football. Sometimes too exciting to handle.
 
Having a bad case of BVS, so I checked the stats! They have played 3 P5 teams (FSU, MissSt, Aub) that are similar to our 2 (Pitt, UF). With a highly unscientific deduction and equivalence method, here are some predictions.

Rushing
LSU rushing (5.1 yds/att) looks like a cross between Florida (6.2) and Pitt (4.1)
  • UT run D is good (2.96 yds allowed/att) and the best LSU will face (Aub is at 3.7yd/att)
  • LSU had 3.8 yd/att against Aub, UT allowed about 3.5 yd/att against Florida and Pitt
Prediction: LSU runs for 3.0 yards/att

UT Rushing (4.5 yd/att) looks like FSU (5.1) and MSU (4.2)
  • LSU run D allows 3.4 and the best we face (Pitt allows 3.8)
  • UT had a miserable 2.6 yds/att against Pitt, LSU allowed 3.5 against FSU/MSU
Prediction: UT rushes for 3.0 yds/att

Passing
LSU passing (7.7 yds/att) looks like Pitt (8.3)
  • UT pass D (6.9 allowed/att) looks like Aub (6.5) and FSU (6.0)
  • LSU was highly inconsistent and passed for about 4.5 yds/att against Aub and FSU, UT allowed 6.2 vs Pitt
Prediction: LSU is no good against average pass D, and get 6.0 yds/att

UT passing is elite (11.3 yds/att) and FSU (9.4) is the best LSU has faced
  • LSU pass D allows 6.7 yds/att and looks like Pitt (6.3) and UF (7.5)
  • UT passed for 7.7 against Pitt and 12.5 vs UF, LSU allowed 7.9 vs FSU
Prediction: Heisman Hooker continues his campaign for 8.5 yds/att

Total plays and yards
UT runs 43 times a game and faces 33, LSU runs 39 times and faces 32

UT passes 33 a game and faces 45, LSU passes 34 passes a game, faces 27

Final Predictions;
UT runs 37 times, 3.0 yds/att for 111
LSU runs 40 times, 3.0 yds/att for 120

UT passes 30 times, 8.5 yds/att for 255
LSU passes 40 times, 6.0 yds/att for 240

That’s 366 yards UT, 360 yards LSU yikes!

This will be closer than some think. Will do an analysis for points scored per drive next. That’s where we really thrive I hope!

Apologies for being so behind and I’m sure someone has addressed this but there is a hole in your analysis. You predict we run 67 plays, however we are averaging 77.8 plays per game. Against Pitt we ran 77 plays and FL we ran 87 plays. That is a substantial difference from 67 plays.

You also gave LSU 80 plays which isn’t too far off because Pitt ran 83 and FL 70. On the season we are averaging 77.25 offensive plays against our defense per dame.

I just see the largest hole in your analysis being that you overshoot the plays against us by 2.75 plays and undershoot our average plays per game by 10.2. So yea, the expected offensive output totals will be substantial closer with those inputs, but I’m sorry, your data inputs make no sense.
 
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We got on the mini-van train early on. I was maybe 28 or 29 and was getting laughed at when I was at a friend's house for a BBQ. They thought it was hilarious that I drove a mini-van (wife did technically, but when we go anywhere as a family I tend to be in the driver's seat). So I pulled out the keys and hit the buttons for the automatic sliding doors and said, "Can your cars do that?". Everybody just laughed.
 
VQ on Sampson

For Tennessee freshman running back Dylan Sampson, who’s recovering from an ankle sprain, Saturday at LSU will be a homecoming.
The 5-11, 190-pound Sampson grew up in Baton Rouge, a stone’s throw from Tiger Stadium. Getting the opportunity to play in his hometown was an unexpected surprise for the tailback when he committed to the Vols.

“It’s crazy to me when I committed and then they released the schedule for the next year and I saw LSU on the list and it’s in Baton Rouge,”

“It’s been a minute since Tennessee played LSU and who knows when they will play them again. I’m just ready. My family is going to be there and a lot of people I know will be there. Going back home to my city and playing in that environment, I’m ready.”

“I had to take real advantage of it because I was out for the Florida game,”

“The open date was really a blessing. I was rehabbing constantly throughout the day. The main thing for me was just trying to get back physically right and be able to go out and function in this offense. It gives us two weeks to prepare for LSU. I just had to take advantage of it in every way.”

“I’m not really a stat guy. My main goal this entire year is to be a contributor to this offense. I want to get to the point that coaches trust me so much that I’m rotating in and out. I’m making plays. Earning a role in this offense has been my goal from day one.”

“In this offense, you gotta play tempo and make sure you have all the right assignments. The first scrimmage we had I handled the tempo. I made some plays and I didn’t really mess up much. That’s when I was like ‘I can do something here’. From that point on, I just tried to stay consistent throughout fall camp.”

“As for the team, you are going to have a lot of guys who try to get in your head. I know how Louisiana boys play. They are going to talk. We just have to stay focused and stay locked in and just keep playing.”
 
Yes, it’s about negative plays and turnovers not about yardage so you will give up big plays at times, but the plan is to get more points quickly. So comparing yardage given up to others doesn’t really show if the defense is doing what the coaches are asking them to do. Exciting football. Sometimes too exciting to handle.
So nice to see after the terrible football we've been playing on both sides for years.

I really believe Heupel could've made Guarantano serviceable. . . has he had a starting QB that he hasn't been able to get something out of?
 
Bourbon cocktails are great.

I just assume people have way more money than I do when they are mixing anything over a $30 dollar bottle of bourbon with a pop.

YANKEE ALERT!!!!!!

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Apologies for being so behind and I’m sure someone has addressed this but there is a hole in your analysis. You predict we run 67 plays, however we are averaging 77.8 plays per game. Against Pitt we ran 77 plays and FL we ran 87 plays. That is a substantial difference from 67 plays.

You also gave LSU 80 plays which isn’t too far off because Pitt ran 83 and FL 70. On the season we are averaging 77.25 offensive plays against our defense per dame.

I just see the largest hole in your analysis being that you overshoot the plays against us by 2.75 plays and undershoot our average plays per game by 10.2. So yea, the expected offensive output totals will be substantial closer with those inputs, but I’m sorry, your data inputs make no sense.
10.2 plays? That's 3.5 scoring drives for this offense.
 
That may be true, but I guarantee you they didn't want to give up 450 yards passing to AR15 and allow multiple 3rd and 4th down conversions to extend drives and keep our defense on the field.
We didn’t accomplish what the defense was suppose to do against Florida but your original comment was regarding Pitt… They played great against them.
 
We got on the mini-van train early on. I was maybe 28 or 29 and was getting laughed at when I was at a friend's house for a BBQ. They thought it was hilarious that I drove a mini-van (wife did technically, but when we go anywhere as a family I tend to be in the driver's seat). So I pulled out the keys and hit the buttons for the automatic sliding doors and said, "Can your cars do that?". Everybody just laughed.
i would say it like the guy in caddy shack, 'well, can they?'
 
So nice to see after the terrible football we've been playing on both sides for years.

I really believe Heupel could've made Guarantano serviceable. . . has he had a starting QB that he hasn't been able to get something out of?
I think he would have got him comfortable with a few plays then added more instead of him never being comfortable with anything…like a screen pass! Poor guy needed someone to get the best out him instead of setting him up for failure 70% of the time.
 
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Well Gents (and ladies), it's done. After 8 years of sales pitches, and resorting to nagging at times, ive done it. Successfully got a person who absolutely detests Mini Vans, to love Mini Vans. The wife is officially Soccer MomView attachment 497003

Is she currently driving you to get your testosterone shot?
 
So LSU has played 5 games to our 4, and their offense ran 365 plays or 73 plays per game
TN has played 4 games and our offense ran 303 plays or 76 play per game

LSU's defense though leads the SEC in takeaways and has been on the field for just 297 plays or 59 plays per game
TN's defense is 2nd in the SEC in takeaways but have been on the field for 311 plays or 78 plays per game

What's interesting though is of the teams LSU has faced only Mississippi State averages 70 plays per game or better on offense. TN on the other hand has only played one team that averages less than 70 plays per game, Florida at 63 per game.

So to me that says that LSU's defense isn't elite so much as they've benefited from playing bad offenses. 9 of their 12 takeaways have come in two games, Southern & Auburn.
 
Well Gents (and ladies), it's done. After 8 years of sales pitches, and resorting to nagging at times, ive done it. Successfully got a person who absolutely detests Mini Vans, to love Mini Vans. The wife is officially Soccer MomView attachment 497003
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Local chapter meets at Home Depot on Saturdays for coffee at dawn, we ride like banshees back home before our wives wake up.
 
Is she currently driving you to get your testosterone shot?
Some men really struggle with that, my buddy gets shots weekly. Very painful, I might add.

Fortunately thats never been an issue.

You wanna discuas scrotal hematoma and post-surgical bleeding thround incision site for weeks, im your guy
 
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