Trey Quinn on basically going from hero to bench warmer

This pic definitely needs to be captioned.

That Vine is like 1000 daggers to the chest

kid is gonna be awesome for us.

He'll probably be on the bench again this year too

He'll get better. He's put on some good weight and Coach Ball will have him on point.

Not surprisingly, there are some dumbasses in this thread.

TQ will be great before he leaves LSU.

Like TQ but Tyron johnson will take his slot spot.

He's too good to keep off the field

The fact that he even saw the field as a true freshman is pretty impressive. Same for Harris.

im looking forward to seeing both in the future.

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Takes a good bit of maturity by a freshman to handle that kind of emotional swing

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He had the opportunity to put Bama away with a catch, twice and he did not make either catch. One was easy. One was a tougher catch.

He will have other chances.

TQ’s drops hurt vs Bama. And I don’t have a problem with Diarse playing ahead of him.

What I have a problem with is Les’s stoopid policy of ‘benching’ someone for fumbles and drops. And all the more when it’s applied unevenly. Shouldn’t DB’s get benched when they don’t make an int when it hits them in the hands? Why was PP7 benched after his fumbled punt vs UF in ’10 or OBJ vs UGA in ’13?

I don’t ever recall Jarvis having the ‘drops’ – maybe one he could have caught vs UW in ’12. But I do recall OBJ fumbling (embarrassingly so) vs UF in ’12 and then following it up with a drop on a critical play at the end of that game. I also recall Bowe having the drops in ’05 and LaFell in ’07 (worst case ever). But don’t bench’em. Give them a chance to redeem themselves. JC, Melvin, and TQ were effectively benched after a drop/fumble. Only common denominator to these was the opponent – Bama.

All make mistakes. Competitors relish the opportunity to redeem themselves. When Les parks someone after a play, then either he doesn’t understand the heart of a competitor or he thinks that the player isn’t a competitor at all.