Headlinin’: LSU ditched BCS plan for ‘stuff that we never did all year’

Making the morning rounds. • Well, sure, it's easy to say "Get the ball to our best players" now. Dominant as Alabama's defense was on the other side, it was painfully obvious to everyone watching the BCS Championship Game that something was a little… off with LSU's offense, which gained 91 total yards, didn't cross midfield until the midway point of the fourth quarter and generally appeared indifferent to the concept of "scoring points" in a 21-0 rout. Turns out, it was painfully obvious to LSU players, too, according to tight end DeAngelo Peterson, who told the Mobile (Ala.) Press-Register Tuesday that the "plan" we saw on Jan. 9 bore no resemblance to the plan the Tigers had been practicing going into the game. "The play-calling bothered the whole offense," Peterson said during Senior Bowl practice. "We felt like we had a good game plan that would work, that would help us do things, and I feel like the coaches didn'...