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re: Les Miles has tied himself to Jefferson
Posted on 9/26/10 at 3:39 pm to ready4something
Posted on 9/26/10 at 3:39 pm to ready4something
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The same stubborness was displayed in 2008 when he committed to J. Lee.
That was different, JJ was a true freshman who had 3 months of practice. Now, they're basically on equal footing.
Posted on 9/26/10 at 4:21 pm to medtiger
Well, now that Jefferson has been given the easy games of the season, which these games are, basically to iron out the kinks and get timing down, we'll just throw Lee out there to the wolves. Jefferson has gotten the snaps in practice too. Miles has put all his chips in the Jefferson basket and, quite frankly, JJ hasn't progressed. He still looks the same as when he first stepped on the field. He looks lost most of the times, stares down the rcvr he's passing to. He makes a great play one moment, then, the most boneheaded play the next. He hardly ever puts the ball on the numbers, putting the rvcr in a very dangerous position most of the time. It's my opinion JJ is never going to progress past where he is now.
It does make me wonder what Lee would actually have looked like, having received all the extra attention a starter receives.
BTW. I haven't checked, who is the QB coach? If he's anything like what the other coaches appear to be, this could be where the fault lies. I base my opinion of the other coaches from the lack of discipline shown from all the EXCESSIVE penalties we've rcvd over the past few years. Discipline points directly to coaching (or lack of).
It does make me wonder what Lee would actually have looked like, having received all the extra attention a starter receives.
BTW. I haven't checked, who is the QB coach? If he's anything like what the other coaches appear to be, this could be where the fault lies. I base my opinion of the other coaches from the lack of discipline shown from all the EXCESSIVE penalties we've rcvd over the past few years. Discipline points directly to coaching (or lack of).
This post was edited on 9/26/10 at 4:23 pm
Posted on 9/26/10 at 5:19 pm to medtiger
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That was different, JJ was a true freshman who had 3 months of practice. Now, they're basically on equal footing.
And I think they were also trying to preserve a redshirt year for JJ. Very different situations.
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