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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 130544448" data-attributes="member: 1606648">Canada had his play calling duties removed after the Miss State game. This is what caused the issues with Troy. It wasn't a bad fit because Ed Orgeron stills uses some of Canada's offense at LSU. The motions and the shifts are what helped LSU beat UGA this year. The issue in the Miss State game was not play calling but spacing of the OL.LSU recruits big OL. None of their OL are anywhere close to 300. With this they move much better forward off the ball. When you have an offense like Canada's modern double wing you need spacing because RBs or WRs get the ball at any angle. Canada after having his balls removed by LSU actually turn it into a pissing contest over the offense and control of the team.I think ultimately both coaches learn from it and you see a lot more downhill with Canada and you see LSU attempting to get speed in space</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 130544448, member: 1606648"] Canada had his play calling duties removed after the Miss State game. This is what caused the issues with Troy. It wasn't a bad fit because Ed Orgeron stills uses some of Canada's offense at LSU. The motions and the shifts are what helped LSU beat UGA this year. The issue in the Miss State game was not play calling but spacing of the OL. LSU recruits big OL. None of their OL are anywhere close to 300. With this they move much better forward off the ball. When you have an offense like Canada's modern double wing you need spacing because RBs or WRs get the ball at any angle. Canada after having his balls removed by LSU actually turn it into a pissing contest over the offense and control of the team. I think ultimately both coaches learn from it and you see a lot more downhill with Canada and you see LSU attempting to get speed in space [/QUOTE]

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