re: "Which position has significantly improved since Bama"

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Since bama we have played only 1 quality opponent, hard to say that they are peaking, because the scores are about the same from the beginning of the year till we met bama and from wku till now.

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Don't interject facts into these discussions. You will either get harangued for not participating in the lovefest, a screen shot analysis or a tabular presentation of carefully selected data to debunk your post and debase you personally. To say that the scores of our game are comparable before and after Alabama will be met with derision and disdain no matter what the facts are.

Until we play Alabama again, it is impossible to realistically answer the OP about improvement. The fact that Georgia had a competitive game with Ole Miss is the single thing telling me this weekend is not a worry. Arkansas did too, and we see how that worked out. Ole Miss is one of the worst SEC teams I have seen in person in awhile (granted they were mostly mailing it in after being De-Nutted)

I think we've really improved in pass rush, QB play, and the emergence of Ron Brooks as a consistent playmaker. Mingo has really responded 2 the extra snaps he's been getting. Also to beat Bama again we need to keep seeing JJ improving. That defense will get to the QB, you need an athletic QB to offset that pressure or an A Luck type of player ; someone who has bigtime ability and makes proper fast decisions.

I wouldn't say Quarterback in general. But I will say that JJ looks more comfortable playing the position now than he did when we played Bama.

Ron Brooks being used more,Dude would have chance at NFL draft if on any other team.To many good DB on LSU for him to stand out.Turnover machine,Touchdown maker.

OUR RBs have to be among the best blockers at position in the country not only SEC.If you watch plays down field they are always locked up with DBs.On JJs td run RS pancaked DB.

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Lets leave it alone already about the QBs,

Who really knows If Lee could have won the Alabama game. He is being judged on a couple bad throws in the first quarter.. JJ played terrible in the first and third quarter last week so lets just give it up...

They both Suck!

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You're a miserable pile of shite.

1. You want people to drop the subject because you don't like what they are saying.

2. I don't know if Lee could have won the Bama game. However, no sane coach is going to leave a QB in when that QB throws two bad picks in a row, and there is an equal or better alternative on the bench.

3. Both QBs have been playing very well this season. Jefferson might not have many snaps, but the snaps he has taken look very good compared to the rest of the FBS QBs.

4. You Suck!

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Ive come to the conclusion that it is your goal in life to defend qb play, most notably JJ's qb play.

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It's not just my goal. It's my job. I get paid for each post that defends QB play.

Dude, the QB play this year has been pretty damn strong. Those are the facts. Do you disagree? If so, please present facts that support your position.



Did it bother you that I supported Lee concerning the recent allegations of academic trouble? Did you want to be his sole hero?

You jelly?

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Dont look now, but you didnt even bother to answer the op's question.

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My post is on topic. I did not hijack the thread. Some moron says that both LSU QBs suck. His post clearly states that the position has not improved. That is the topic of this thread. I addressed his post.

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At this point of the game this all become comical to me.
Carry on.

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You complain when I post plain facts that support Jefferson. You complain when I post facts that support Lee.



For something that has become comical to you, you sure do complain a lot.

I don't have to ask you to carry on; I know that you will.

Brooks

The RBs looks great, secondary actually seems to have shown more depth, and there is a running threat from the QB.

Center and tight end.

No offense to T-Bob, who is a team leader and I really like his work ethic, but he's not nearly the center Lonergan is. That was a huge injury that we were able to weather thanks to Hebert, but I'm more comfortable with him coming off the bench to play guard for a few snaps.

Also, DeAngelo Peterson's season long disappearing act seems to have ended. Also, Chase Clement is making catches he simply wasn't making earlier in the season. It's a huge upgrade.

And if we're just looking at the Alabama game and nothing else, QB is a massive upgrade, as Lee played terribly against Bama and JJ played simply not to lose. We would actually run an offense in a rematch designed to possibly score points.