I don’t think anyone realizes what this means. But that’s funny.

My son told me before the game started that Lawrence could out scramble Burrow but his accuracy was a shotgun pattern at 50 yards.

I believe the question should be why pack 12 officials was so pro sec every close call was in sec favor and stoppage by reply official always pro sec
Fix fix fix

You guys are funny. Assuming a question about a guy over throwing passes is me being butt hurt....guess again.

Was a legit question. I am not saying LSU defense isn’t legit, and the receivers might not have been open, but that results in incomplete passes, not announcers stating Lawrence threw 14+ passes thru the third quarter over his receivers heads. Anyone that has played football knows that’s the worst place to throw as they lead to interceptions more commonly than low throws. Also, most of the time when a qb is trying to hard they throw the ball low as they are putting too much pepper on the ball and it sinks. This is a simple football question. I wouldn’t have brought it up if I hadn’t seen the stat that was put on tv about it, as I didn’t watch much of the game.

But whatever, rib me all you want about being butt hurt. I am not.

I just don’t remember any qb in cfb having so many of his passes being noted as over the receivers head in such a big game. Defense or not, that’s a qb with a problem. He had a bad night for sure.

I promise this is not a bitter post, I haven’t commented much on football threads since my buckeyes were eliminated,
but
has anyone asked Trevor Lawrence how much he was promised to throw (literally) the game last night?

The boy could not complete a pass and it wasn’t because he was under that much duress...seriously, was he promised next years Heisman or something?

Has it come out he was hurt or something? When I turned it on in the late third, the stat was he had overthrown his receivers 14 times at that point in the game. Normally that means a lack of follow thru, not trying too hard, which normally results in dirting the ball. Either he was hurt, or he was offered something. Kids got too much talent to be that bad.

Another real big head scratcher was two of the officials calling the game were downgraded by the PAC in league play and one was suspended for a game for their bad calls in a league game. The head ref was involved in a big scandal 2 years ago in a bowl game he was calling. Why the PAC sent a bunch of at best par officials is weird. The best of the best should get the game, and if that’s the best the PAC has, that’s just pathetic.

And just so everyone knows, I simply googled who was calling the game and this all came up in the google search. I wasn’t looking for any of that info, but it was easily seen.

Wow I was not going to say anything at first, but this statement is so ridiculous that it is absurd

Think about it, if this were true how much would Trevor get paid?? Whatever that $$ number is it would be minuscule to what he would lose in future earnings such as his free College Education, NFL pay and endorsements, big money corporate job opportunities etc.

Oh by the way I believe that is highly illegal so there is the chance of him going to jail or the big house!

He's been inconsistent the whole year, nearly got them beat by UNC and struggled with A&M. Honestly it seems like a pressure thing, which you better hope is due to youth, otherwise he's going to be a huge bust in the NFL.

He is inconsistent for sure, just was playing pretty well for the last 8 games up until this game.
Truth be told, if he were draft eligible he would be a top 5 pick. Not saying he pans out as a good pick, but his upside makes him a good draft pick

I was for LSU all the way , but The Clemson defense opened the game with a great
scheme . LSU adjusted , then Clemson had nothing else. The defense seemed gassed in the 2 nd half , the pass rushers were not effective.
they seemed to give up after the targeting call
MO

The SEC West since 2010

2010: Aub won natty
2011: Ala won natty/LSU runner-up
2012: Ala won natty
2013: Aub runner-up
2014: Ala beat in semis
2015: Ala won natty
2016: Ala runner-up
2017: Ala won natty
2018: Ala runner-up
2019: LSU won natty

Maybe. Just maybe SEC West don't play.

'Physical' play like that elsewhere gets called much more often, in SEC games, not so much.

Did I hear right? Joe brady went to the NFL as an OC for Matt Rhule?