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Doing this thing on Thursdays and having what I believe will be a successful start to the season. We got it to W's and L's this hour looking forward to it later on.

We'll get to it. You know, I need to ask you about neighbors and who you think matches up against him for us and how comfortable you are in that matchup.

I don't think we shadow him. I think that we are going to play corners at boundary and field to kind of stick to it. Now, if that's a problem because one of the two guys that are at boundary or field are getting destroyed and maybe you change your plan.

But I think and for the people that might be new to the program field just means the wider side of the field wherever it's lined up.

Does it left and right? It's not a thing. It's just more space. One guy less space and other guy. That's correct.

I worry about him, obviously, as a kid who was, you know, pretty prolific last year. And I say pretty prolific. He led the SEC and receptions.

He's a guy that projects nicely, obviously, had a ton of yards to boot. Now, a lot of those plays again are within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage, but those still count.

It's like all those years we get mad watching that Mickey Mouse offense in New Orleans and go every things within seven yards of the line of scrimmage. And then they would do it all the way down the field and you go, well, damn it, man.

The whole world knows what's coming and not stopping it. And somehow they get a guy and want to want to break a tackle and he's gone.

You know, so the yards per attempt looks like 11 and you know, it's not 11 yards per attempt. Well, at the end of Drew Breeze's career, it was lucky to be three. That child's arm.

But yeah, which is why they created ariards per attempt to get a gauge for who's the check down artist and who is not.

Yeah. But yeah, it's interesting with LSU. I know Brian Kelly has said he wants to throw the ball down the field more this year.

You break that out here. You attempt to do that here. They didn't do it a lot last year. Tom writes about this extensively in third and laying. You can read it on warchant.com.

You'll get an opportunity to kind of go in to those numbers that you looked at with PFF, but just big picture. I do wonder how many shot plays they taken this game. It wasn't really a big part of their offense at all last year.

Yeah, it's not that they're devoid of taking shots down the field. It's just that's not the nature of what Jay Daniels was last year. And then also, do you really want to have a long developing play against this defensive front?

Brian Kelly has already talked about how they're going to have a game plan specifically to try and neutralize your adverse.

Well, if you're going to do that and still take shots down the field.

You're going to have to establish the runs to play action works and be you're probably going to be in some max protect situations. Do you really want to do that?

So there's a lot to involve in taking shots down the field because you're breaking tendencies. You're breaking what what Daniels did well.

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