Hurry Up: That's When the Genius Comes Out

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4.9 • 537 Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Well, we all knew this day would come. The day when LSU's offense would score only 36 points, tally only 400+ yards of offense, and Joe Burrow would only throw for 327 yards, 4 touchdowns, and set the school record for single-season touchdown passes. Somehow, LSU survived. The Tigers knocked off Mississippi State in Starkville despite, yes, a blunt offensive start -- particularly in the red zone. That's because, as Grant Delpit said after the game, Dave Aranda's "genius comes out." The Professor threw out some new defensive looks, and the Tigers got stops and turnovers aplenty, buying time for the offense to find its feet. On today's show, we break down all the action from the game and the audio from the postgame. We cover: - Joe Burrow's record day - JaCoby Stevens and Delpit's combination - What went wrong in the red zone - Kristian Fulton finally breaking the ice - Bunch formations - Cloud 3 - And more

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0:00.0	We didn't play our best game today, but you know what?
0:02.2	I knew this day was going to come, and I'm proud about defense.
0:20.9	Hey, everybody, welcome all the way. Hey, fighting.
0:21.9	Hey, everybody.
0:22.8	Welcome to another edition of Hey Fighten podcast, another hurry-up edition coming to you
0:28.3	shortly after LSU's 36-13 win over Mississippi State in Starkville.
0:35.2	Plain just landed.
0:36.3	We just got back to Baton Rouge.
0:37.5	I am in my office. It's 10.. We just got back to Baton Rouge. I am in my office.
0:39.3	It's 10.15.
0:40.8	I'm going to crank this bad boy out, get home, get a nice night of sleep, and get ready to go
0:45.6	again Monday for Auburn Week.
0:47.6	But let's talk about this week and this game, LSU beats Mississippi State 3613 in a day
0:53.9	that we all knew was coming, right?
0:55.2	We all knew this this terrible, terrible day was coming when LSU's offense just played
1:01.1	inept football and only put up 36 points and only put up 425 yards of offense or whatever it was,
1:09.5	413, excuse me, I spotted them 12 extra yards.
1:12.3	And Joe Burrow only threw for 327 yards and four touchdowns because we knew that was coming, right?
1:18.0	That's the off day now for an LSU offense, right?
1:20.5	They put up those kinds of numbers.
1:22.2	They set a single season record for touchdown passes in a game.
1:25.4	That's what we've gotten used to with LSU's offense when When they play poorly, this is what it looks like. In all seriousness, I get it. I get what Ed Ors Run was talking about there. I get what the players were talking about after the game. Joe Burrow told CBS after the game, if we play like this next week against Auburn, we'll get beat. I don't know if I agree with that necessarily, because I don't think it was all that bad, but I do think there was a lack of sharpness offensively for LSU that we'll talk about in a little bit. And I think it was made up for by a lot of sharpness and a lot of intensity and a lot of high level execution from LSU's defense, which played probably its best game of the year. If not's best game of the year, one of its more complete games of the year and the ability
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