Both QB's were given ample chance to prove themselves and they both failed to do so.

JJ couldn't make his progressions and JL threw the ball to any uniform when he faced strong pressure.

Lee would have have been destroyed by both Georgia and Alabama as he was everytime he faced Alabama. Anyone wanting to throw him under the Alabama bus is no friend of LSU or Lee.

If you cant admit Lee was in way over his head against top defenses, then you clearly have your head buried in the sand.

What does this have to do with Miles? This has to do with your thinking Lee should have played against Alabama when he had clearly showed he played scared against them.

You are hung up on Miles. Not everything is about him. You might be showing you can't be unbaised.

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Posted by RogerTheShrubber

Juneau, AK

Member since Jan 2009

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Posted on 1/7/13 at 12:15 am to LSU Groupee

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Both QB's were given ample chance to prove themselves and they both failed to do so.

JJ couldn't make his progressions and JL threw the ball to any uniform when he faced strong pressure.

After 4 years in a program and no improvement you don't get the hint???

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Lee would have have been destroyed by both Georgia and Alabama as he was everytime he faced Alabama. Anyone wanting to throw him under the Alabama bus is no friend of LSU or Lee.

never know til you try, chief. You can't just quit. Miles did.

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If you cant admit Lee was in way over his head against top defenses, then you clearly have your head buried in the sand.

Threw the winning pass vs UF one season at the end of the game, I believe. LEd a drive vs Bama one season to set up the game winning field goal.

Sometimes you gotta try. You can't leave one out to dry.

Neither developed enough to be the guy. Platooning was necessary.

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What does this have to do with Miles?

It's the shitty offense, not the QB. If you can't see it by now, there is no helping you. BTW, Lee and JJ had higher ratings than Mett this year. And you think they were bad.

The problem is systematic. Everyone in the college football world, except you and a couple others, see it.

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This has to do with your thinking Lee should have played against Alabama when he had clearly showed he played scared against them.

You must have missed the drive vs Bama in 2010

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You are hung up on Miles. Not everything is about him. You might be showing you can't be unbaised.

You are right. I want Miles to succeed, you don't. If you did, you would also be wanting him to get some offensive coaching help.

If I didn't give a shite about Miles, I would want to see him fail.

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Posted by JR Hamilsbach

Member since Oct 2010

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Posted on 1/7/13 at 12:26 am to LSU Groupee

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Lee would have have been destroyed by both Georgia and Alabama as he was everytime he faced Alabama. Anyone wanting to throw him under the Alabama bus is no friend of LSU or Lee.

You state this as fact, but its obviously an opinion, and one I don't agree with.

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What does this have to do with Miles? This has to do with your thinking Lee should have played against Alabama when he had clearly showed he played scared against them.

Again that's your opinion. Even if true, theres no way that past performance can entirely predict future events. Just because Shaq sucks at free throws, doesn't mean he can't make two at the end of the game to ice it. In your Lee situation, his late drive to beat Florida in 2010 suggests that he isn't a hopeless choke artist as you suggest.

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If you cant admit Lee was in way over his head against top defenses, then you clearly have your head buried in the sand.

I very much disagree with this. You're just as dense as Miles. If you are trying to achieve some goal that's very difficult and how you're going about obtaining said goal isn't working, do you give up on that goal, or do you change your behavior to see how that affects the results? If you aren't adaptable to changing dynamics in a situation, you're either incredibly stubborn or an idiot, Miles may be both.