LSU fans were left frustrated by the play-calling in the BCS Championship Game, and former tight end DeAngelo Peterson says they weren’t alone. “The game plan we were working on before the game, I don’t think we used it,” he told reporters after Senior Bowl practices Tuesday in Mobile, Ala. The story was posted on cbssports.com. “I felt we were going to run all the plays we’d been practicing, but they really were calling none of it. I just think the playmakers on offense, they didn’t really have a chance to make any plays. That’s the big thing that bothers me. We didn’t have the opportunity.” Peterson isn’t the first departed LSU senior to publicly question the offensive strategy during the Tigers’ 21-0 loss to Alabama on Jan. 9. Quarterback Jarrett Lee has said he “could have been given … an opportunity to come in and get something going, you know, give them, Alabama, something else to worry about.” To read the complete story, click here.
Former LSU tight end Peterson calls out BCS play-calling
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