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Here's what we learned from LSU's 38 17 loss to Alabama:
1. This team is full of what ifs: Yet again, mistakes hurt a team that could have added to its win total Saturday. Copeland and a poor snap to quarterback Zach Mettenberger. Both fumbles were recovered by Alabama and led to a 10 point swing that didn't go in favor of the Tigers. Instead of possibly having a double digit lead on the Crimson Tide early,christian louboutin uk, LSU had to battle back,air max uk, just like in previous losses to Ole Miss and Georgia. Careless turnovers plagued LSU in those games as well, leaving a lot to be desired with this team. LSU is younger than last year on defense, but costly turnovers have certainly hurt this team in the win loss column. While this isn't the talented team that took the field last year or even the year before that we aren't sure if this should be a three loss team. A lot of what ifs remain after mistakes cost the Tigers early.
2. Getting away from Hill is a mistake: Running back Jeremy Hill is the X factor in LSU's offense. To get the ball out of his hands when you want to run the ball is a mistake. But LSU decided to hand the ball to Copeland at the 2 yard line for what should have been an easy touchdown in the first quarter. Instead, he fumbled on just his 13th carry of the season. The 235 pound Hill,christian louboutin sale, who entered the day second in the SEC with 922 yards and 12 touchdowns, carried the ball just 13 times against Alabama and rushed for a season low 42 yards. The Tigers decided to get junior Terrence Magee involved, giving him nine carries. According to ESPN Stats Information,mulberry bags, LSU ran for 62 yards on designed runs in the first half, but had just 10 in the second,louboutin, as the Tigers then abandoned the running game in the second half,toms shoes, where Hill carried the ball just four times.
3. The holes on defense are still obvious: There were plenty of missed tackles and Alabama was able to extend drives with 25 first downs and more than 33 minutes of possession. LSU's blitz was ineffective, as quarterback AJ McCarron threw for all three of his touchdowns against five or more pass rushers,cheap tom shoes, according to ESPN Stats Information. Against the blitz,christian louboutin outlet, McCarron completed 9 of 13 passes for 137 yards and three touchdowns,louboutin pas cher, according to ESPN Stats Information. What's more is that the Tigers couldn't stop the run,jordan shoes, either. Yeldon abused LSU's front seven,cheap jordan shoes, rushing for 133 of Alabama's 193 yards. According to ESPN Stats Information, 100 yards of his yards came on runs inside the tackles. Entering Saturday, LSU had not allowed a team to run for 100 yards inside the tackles in a game this season. In the biggest game of the season, LSU's defense had four costly penalties that helped three Alabama scoring drives.????????
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"When I first visited here, and I'm not telling you a BS story," Banks says, as if he needs to clarify that by now, "I stuck my hand out to shake, and Coach Marr gave me a hug. I'm not trying to get all sentimental, but I didn't have that when I was growing up. That just made me feel at home in Albany.
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