No one to blame
If LSU loses to Florida, then the Tigers will have no one to blame but themselves.
How so?
Consider what Florida coach Urban Meyer told the Miami Herald's Mike Phillips this week.
Meyer apparently changed his famed spread-option offense last season after the 21-17 loss to LSU in Baton Rouge.
"I remember calling the coaches and saying, 'Get over to my house,'' Meyer told Phillips. "We sat there with a little fan going. We just tried to draw plays. We put in a counter. We put in a stretch. I just started grabbing th ings and drawing. We kind of came up with the idea of, 'Let's move the chains a little bit. Let's play some great defense.'''
Still, it's hard to imagine any LSU coach, player, or fan trading last year's victory. Instead, they'll try to make it three in a row on Saturday.
How so?
Consider what Florida coach Urban Meyer told the Miami Herald's Mike Phillips this week.
Meyer apparently changed his famed spread-option offense last season after the 21-17 loss to LSU in Baton Rouge.
"I remember calling the coaches and saying, 'Get over to my house,'' Meyer told Phillips. "We sat there with a little fan going. We just tried to draw plays. We put in a counter. We put in a stretch. I just started grabbing th ings and drawing. We kind of came up with the idea of, 'Let's move the chains a little bit. Let's play some great defense.'''
Still, it's hard to imagine any LSU coach, player, or fan trading last year's victory. Instead, they'll try to make it three in a row on Saturday.
posted by Scott Ferrell at 9:38 PM
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