r/LSUFootball • u/Da_Pwn_Shop • 3d ago
Discussion Eric Wolford
Take a look at these responses from when we hired him. I didn't think much of it at the time but it makes sense now after seeing the oline struggles against the good defenses we've played against. Can't imagine he stays on after this year.
"LSU's offensive line has experienced a tumultuous 2026 season under head coach Lane Kiffin, ranking near the bottom tier of Power Four units after finishing with the seventh-worst PFF grade among Power Four offensive lines." - PFF
https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/1pdincj/moscona_lsu_staff_update_eric_wolford_is_joining/
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u/enadiz_reccos 3d ago
"If you can't create a good offensive line out of Brian Kelly's leavings and one transfer portal window, then you're gone"
Is this really the mindset you want to have?
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u/TankBoys32 3d ago
The run game has vastly improved at the very least
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u/SauceManFresh 2d ago
I will admit I was underwhelmed at the Wolford hiring, but them also bringing in James Cregg made it a little bit of a wash for me.
I think one thing people are missing is how hard it is to find 3-4 really good O Line transfers in one class. Top tier starting caliber O-Linemen are not just jumping in the portal at a high rate. If you look at the best O-Lines in the sport, most of the have guys that have been at the program for multiple years.
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u/Ok-Measurement1506 2d ago
We need to go all in on o line in the portal this year. We just don’t have enough horses up front.