TigerBlood is correct. Everything has went great for LSU except the state stopped developing SEC QB's. LSU has kept up with Bama until the NFL departures, even with them having the better QB play the entire time. Miles adjusted and continued to bring in guys who could graduate and still compete for SEC titles every year. Even our receivers are adjusting better to the NFL game, without near as many catches, as others.
Its hard to believe that an entire state can be in this big of a drought on developing its high school kids to be QB's.

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Posted by sjmabry

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Posted on 10/15/14 at 4:58 pm to LSUANDY25

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Its hard to believe that an entire state can be in this big of a drought on developing its kids to be QB's.

Doesn't take much to run a spread offense, and most of the best athletes are at QB in LA...

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Posted by cheo25

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Posted on 10/15/14 at 8:08 pm to LSUANDY25

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TigerBlood is correct. Everything has went great for LSU except the state stopped developing SEC QB's. LSU has kept up with Bama until the NFL departures, even with them having the better QB play the entire time. Miles adjusted and continued to bring in guys who could graduate and still compete for SEC titles every year. Even our receivers are adjusting better to the NFL game, without near as many catches, as others. Its hard to believe that an entire state can be in this big of a drought on developing its high school kids to be QB's.

Louisiana produced a top-notch quarterback. You may have heard of him. Name is Dak Prescott. LSU slept on him until it was too late, and even then, wouldn't commit to playing him at quarterback. Speaks volumes about the inability of the staff to develop quarterbacks and identify potential quarterback talent.

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Posted by T

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Posted on 10/16/14 at 5:33 am to LSUANDY25