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Well.......There is a time for everything, and IT IS TIME FOR JLEE
Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:31 pm
Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:31 pm
Two things are admitted up front in evaluating JLee
1) He had an awful year as the starter in his freshman year. Pick-6's and an awful Defense both did him in.
2) He also struggled in his limited time in 2009, where he was trying to redeem himself behind a God-awful Offensive line with no running game support.
In addition, I would contend that he threw off his back feet far too many times, and the results showed that he did.
No one is arguing these things are not true.
So....He struggled in the tough SEC as a freshman and behind a terrible OLine as a Sophomore.
Now, why should he play at this juncture in 2010?
1) He has paid his dues and been relegated to backup for over a year.
2) As such, he has lots of observation time on the sideline.
3) He had the best Spring in 2010 by nearly every account
4) He was by far better in the Spring Game.
5) He had the better Fall camp by most accounts
6) He has a very fast release and a strong arm (not that JJ does not have a strong arm also, but JJ's release is very slow and winding). See the one-pass miracle to Randle last night
7) JJ is struggling by any reasonable account in 2010 and his growth is stunted and arguably he has regreesed.
8) JLee can stretch the field (now that we have good OLine pass protection) to set up the running attack.
9) We need him to get in a groove to make a run at the SEC, so now is the time.
10) The players/receivers are reported to want him at the helm (at least some, and maybe most)
11) He has the most upside of our current options.
Yes, his past is conceded as poor. Let's put that in the past. Had JJ shown meritable performance, things would have been different, but at this point there is no real evidence or rational to continue to run him out there.
JJ is a wonderful young man by all accounts. JJ will and should add to the LSU team as the year progresses. Even if JLee comes in and sets the world on fire, I'd like to see JJ come in and add to the team, because he can contribute. Watching from the sideline will give him some valuable perspective.
But there is a time for everything, and it is now time for Lee
Geaux JLee, Geaux JJ, Geaux Tigers!
1) He had an awful year as the starter in his freshman year. Pick-6's and an awful Defense both did him in.
2) He also struggled in his limited time in 2009, where he was trying to redeem himself behind a God-awful Offensive line with no running game support.
In addition, I would contend that he threw off his back feet far too many times, and the results showed that he did.
No one is arguing these things are not true.
So....He struggled in the tough SEC as a freshman and behind a terrible OLine as a Sophomore.
Now, why should he play at this juncture in 2010?
1) He has paid his dues and been relegated to backup for over a year.
2) As such, he has lots of observation time on the sideline.
3) He had the best Spring in 2010 by nearly every account
4) He was by far better in the Spring Game.
5) He had the better Fall camp by most accounts
6) He has a very fast release and a strong arm (not that JJ does not have a strong arm also, but JJ's release is very slow and winding). See the one-pass miracle to Randle last night
7) JJ is struggling by any reasonable account in 2010 and his growth is stunted and arguably he has regreesed.
8) JLee can stretch the field (now that we have good OLine pass protection) to set up the running attack.
9) We need him to get in a groove to make a run at the SEC, so now is the time.
10) The players/receivers are reported to want him at the helm (at least some, and maybe most)
11) He has the most upside of our current options.
Yes, his past is conceded as poor. Let's put that in the past. Had JJ shown meritable performance, things would have been different, but at this point there is no real evidence or rational to continue to run him out there.
JJ is a wonderful young man by all accounts. JJ will and should add to the LSU team as the year progresses. Even if JLee comes in and sets the world on fire, I'd like to see JJ come in and add to the team, because he can contribute. Watching from the sideline will give him some valuable perspective.
But there is a time for everything, and it is now time for Lee
Geaux JLee, Geaux JJ, Geaux Tigers!
This post was edited on 9/12/10 at 4:47 pm
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Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:33 pm to therocketscientist
Difference is this is the year he was supposed to start playing anyways, not his redshirt freshman year when he was thrown into the fire.
Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:36 pm to therocketscientist
I agree. JJ vs. J. Lee = Regressing vs. Progressing
Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:36 pm to therocketscientist
I suspect we'll need both by the end of the year. The SEC is tough on quarterbacks....nice to know we have 'options'. 
Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:37 pm to therocketscientist
JJ or Lee, doesn't matter to me as long as they win. Might as well give Lee a try with what I've seen so far from JJ. Maybe there'll be an improvement, maybe not. Doesn't hurt to try. A lot of big games coming up and LSU needs to have the best man in for the job.
Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:48 pm to therocketscientist
sounds legit i guess?
quote:even though that could be said for either JL or JJ lol. ive never seen JL in a groove also. plus i dont know if spring games are all that reliable. we will all put our faith in LES MILES to make the right decision now
9) We need him to get in a groove to make a run at the SEC, so now is the time.
Posted on 9/12/10 at 4:54 pm to therocketscientist
one completion doesn't mean anything. But give him a hot late in a game and see what he can do. I don't want to throw the Moo state game seeing if J Lee has come around. Do you?
Posted on 9/12/10 at 5:07 pm to therocketscientist
I agree we need both qbs to make a run. We needed two in 07. MSU is a perfect game for him to come in. We know msu isnt going to be a push over so people cant say oh it was vandy. But they are also not sec champion material. And it's a home game. If he plays well he gets support from the fanbase and maybe just maybe his confidence will soar.
Posted on 9/12/10 at 5:08 pm to therocketscientist
bout damn time, but is miles that smart.Posted on 9/12/10 at 6:07 pm to therocketscientist
great post. JL was thrown into the fire when not ready and is being judged on that performance...but remember he did win some games that year. JJ has been coddled for over a year and is not making ANY progress. Except for the pick-6's (which are bad) JL is heads above JJ. It's time for a change. Even hard headed Les seems to realize this based on his post game comments.
Posted on 9/12/10 at 7:19 pm to therocketscientist
Great post!
I would like to see both QB's this Saturday, then go with the hot hand.
I would like to see both QB's this Saturday, then go with the hot hand.
Posted on 9/12/10 at 8:15 pm to therocketscientist
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therocketscientist
for once I couldn't agree with you more. Time to let JL get a little playing time against Moo State just to see how his game has progressed and to see if we can get improved play from the QB position. What could anyone have against that?
Posted on 9/13/10 at 8:34 am to therocketscientist
People forget that Lee would have beaten UGA that year, pick 6 included, had he had ANY kind of a defense with him.
Posted on 9/13/10 at 9:32 am to therocketscientist
quote:
therocketscientist
great Post!!!
Posted on 9/13/10 at 11:49 am to therocketscientist
A LOT of people have secretly been wanting to see J Lee well before this game...
now its OK to say it without fear of being called one of the various TD put downs.
now its OK to say it without fear of being called one of the various TD put downs.
Posted on 9/13/10 at 12:20 pm to therocketscientist
You left out your favorite reason: he makes your favorite coach, Gary Crowton, look like the incompetent he is.
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