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The Weis Factor: Why LSU’s Offense Could Be Anything

Charles Hanagriff examines how Charlie Weis Jr. and Lane Kiffin have repeatedly reshaped their offenses around personnel and matchups. At LSU, that adaptability could make an offense loaded with possibilities especially difficult to define — and defend.
August 25, 2026
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Gerry DiNardo told me something over thirty years ago that has always stuck with me. 

“It’s easier to go from four wins to ten wins than it is to go from ten to twelve.” 

The former LSU coach was prophetic.  He inherited a team that had won four games the previous season, and in his second year posted ten victories. 

He never got any closer to twelve. 

The last hurdles are the toughest for a couple of reasons.

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