Snap count vs. LSU (2021)

[BMF]

From 247:

Snaps %
Offense 75 (100.00%)

QB Snaps %
Anthony Richardson 38 (50.67%)
Emory Jones 37 (49.33%)

RB Snaps %
Dameon Pierce 30 (40.00%)
Malik Davis 28 (37.33%)
Nay'Quan Wright 27 (36.00%)

WR Snaps %
Jacob Copeland 66 (88.00%)
Justin Shorter 63 (84.00%)
Rick Wells 31 (41.33%)
Xzavier Henderson 27 (36.00%)
Jaquavion Fraziars 12 (16.00%)
Trent Whittemore 9 (12.00%)

TE Snaps %
Kemore Gamble 69 (92.00%)
Keon Zipperer 13 (17.33%)

OL Snaps %
Kingsley Eguakun 75 (100.00%)
Richard Gouraige 75 (100.00%)
Jean Delance 75 (100.00%)
Stewart Reese 75 (100.00%)
Josh Braun 58 (77.33%)
Ethan White 17 (22.67%)

Snaps %
Defense 69 (100.00%)

DB Snaps %
Trey Dean 69 (100.00%)
Kaiir Elam 69 (100.00%)
Tre'Vez Johnson 62 (89.86%)
Jason Marshall 36 (52.17%)
Avery Helm 33 (47.83%)
Jadarrius Perkins 32 (46.38%)
Rashad Torrence 31 (44.93%)
Mordecai McDaniel 3 (4.35%)

LB Snaps %
Jeremiah Moon 52 (75.36%)
Mohamoud Diabate 49 (71.01%)
Ty'Ron Hopper 34 (49.28%)
Amari Burney 13 (18.84%)
Antwaun Powell 5 (7.25%)

DL Snaps %
Zachary Carter 67 (97.10%)
Brenton Cox 59 (85.51%)
Gervon Dexter 45 (65.22%)
Daquan Newkirk 42 (60.87%)
Antonio Valentino 27 (39.13%)
Khris Bogle 17 (24.64%)
Tyrone Truesdell 12 (17.39%)
Princely Umanmielen 2 (2.90%)

 

[Gator By Marriage]

From 247:

Snaps %

DL Snaps %
Zachary Carter 67 (97.10%)
Brenton Cox 59 (85.51%)
Gervon Dexter 45 (65.22%)
Daquan Newkirk 42 (60.87%)
Antonio Valentino 27 (39.13%)
Khris Bogle 17 (24.64%)
Tyrone Truesdell 12 (17.39%)
Princely Umanmielen 2 (2.90%)

So let me see if I understand this correctly (as I fully admit I am not one of the football experts around here): The defense was getting gashed straight up the middle; play, after play, and the decision was not to play the massive DT Watson who has shown (even against Bama) that he is an immovable force? Was he hurt? What am I missing?

 

[BMF]

So let me see if I understand this correctly (as I fully admit I am not one of the football experts around here): The defense was getting gashed straight up the middle; play, after play, and the decision was not to play the massive DT Watson who has shown (even against Bama) that he is an immovable force? Was he hurt? What am I missing?

Todd Grantham is our DC. That's the answer.

 

[soflagator]

So let me see if I understand this correctly (as I fully admit I am not one of the football experts around here): The defense was getting gashed straight up the middle; play, after play, and the decision was not to play the massive DT Watson who has shown (even against Bama) that he is an immovable force? Was he hurt? What am I missing?

 

[Swamp Donkey]

So let me see if I understand this correctly (as I fully admit I am not one of the football experts around here): The defense was getting gashed straight up the middle; play, after play, and the decision was not to play the massive DT Watson who has shown (even against Bama) that he is an immovable force? Was he hurt? What am I missing?

4 games, redshirt.

and... freshmen don't play.

 

[TN G8tr]

Not sure on his redshirt status, BUT if he was available or even able to be considered...your big nasty is one of the remedies for foiling that play. He would have to take two players to block minimally. You tell him to shoot the gap every play. And if done right, the pulling G and T's would have issues clearing.

But Swonkey said it (likely) and did I mention Grantham is our DC?