lee and jj

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i see two extraordinary atheletes competing

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I don't know if I would go with "extraordinary," but I see them as two good athletes with different skill sets, and unfortunately, two different levels of confidence. Where Lee has garnered more, it seems to me that Jefferson's has diminished. It is possible for one person to effect an organization for many years after his or her departure. I see Perrilloux that way.

Never saw G Crowton's playbook. In fact, I have never seen a playbook past middle school.

What I think I am witnessing is a change in attitude with the team. For some intangible reason, I see the team perk up when Lee enters the game, and I see a diminished enthusiasm when Jefferson enters. In some ways it's situational. If Jefferson's in with third and 19, the team doesn't look like they are into the game. The reverse seems to be true with Lee. I think I would spell Jeferson more and give him situations for success. He needs to have his confidence slowly but surely re-affirmed. Right now he seems tentative and unsure. With each play I feel like he is trying to redeem himself. If there is an option play, most likely he keeps it trying desperately to make something happen and save the day. This constant pressing is forcing errors and making his situation worse.

As a disclaimer with all emails, please note that these aforementioned views do not express the feelings of the management, the coaching staff, the LSU board of supervisors, or Sun-Tsu from a previous thread. They are to be interpreted as the random rantings of a manical LSU fan.