On the 2 pt conversion, Tshabola's block on the LSU DL prevented him from tackling Minchey on his run for conversion. Just like with Baxter's block on the S. Carolina 2 pt conversion, he was probably the difference in it's success. Go BBN!!!!
Tshabola is an unsung hero
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Our line is our strength for sure.
Is he the one Ive seen multiple LSU post today claiming he was holding on the play? Still shot shows him pulling on the bottom of defenders jersey but watching in real time there certainly was no hold there.
Minchey was already into the endzone. This did not contribute to the outcome at all. Now, earlier, there was movement by one of our right guards, but it must have been as the timeout was being called. Kiffin was complaining about this to refs. Also on one of our goaline attempts, LSU was offsides, but no call was made. I imagine IF you slowed down each play and counted, there would be a possible 20-30 holding penalties per game. Good to see LSU fans complaining about calls instead of us. Looking back over the past 50 years and some of the most egregious calls have gone against us. The Darby no catch last week against the Gamecocks. Too many to count in games over the years against the gators.
LSU fans are whiners. That was not holding. The only real complaint LSU could have about a missed call was a obvious block in the back when we ran the punt back. There was an obvious targeting call that LSU committed on our reciever that should have been called , so it all evens out in my mind.
The movement was an ol lined up in the backfield as a wing back. He is allowed some movement but not much. That flinch was really playing with fire.
The scoring play was just a genius play design that followed a cat and mouse game forcing lane out of tos.
The formation dictated those two linebackers widen by alot to stop pass. That was why the play had a check for qb run. If they dont widen, they cant cover either of those inside routes.
It was a genius concept set up by strategy well beyond Stein's years. He has such a deep 2pt bag that these gambles really haven't been the risk they seem. Players still have to execute but the play itself is wide open solely by design.
The one guy who could have blown up the final play was (I think) Deuce Geralds, LSU's defensive tackle. He was in a 3 technique, so on the right side of Tshabola (our right guard), but after his initial push he tried to cut across Tshabola's face. If he had gotten a hold of Minchey at all I think he goes down. But Tshabola stayed on the block really niceley and Michey was untouched. So good job to Tshabola!
You coulda drove a bus through that hole. Our line is as legit as it get.
I would bet we have a compilation of some of the worst calls against us of any team in the SEC over the years. We have certainly never been a school that got the benefit of the whistle. We don’t have that cache. Look at basketball. That should be one sport we get Duke like treatment, but we don’t. It’s almost like they go out of their way to screw us.
You could find 15 calls on each side a game that should have been called probably. Most times it evens out. There are certainly programs who seem to get a better whistle game in and out though.
It feels good not being the ones complaining about a tough loss and calls for once.
Yeah his play calls in those situations have been elite. If he can get us to where we stop having 3rd and long, or start getting the ability to convert on some of them at a decent clip we will be really be tough on offense. That is the one serious weakness we have.
None of these issues have to do with play calls. Its execution. I started a thread last week that is proving very unpopular but its all accurate.
We will get there. When we take the next step, this team will really be a tough out.
Agreed for sure about our O Line... but I also don't understand what LSU was doing there. You typically don't have your d line just leave rush the outsides and leave that big of a hole in the middle.
There was no holding, he blocked him then pushed him away. There were several officials watching real close. Typical loser response.
Whatever is causing it, I hope we can improve on it. You don’t want third and long anyway, but we have to be better than dead last in converting some of them!
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