LSU's Cameron knows young QBs

I trust Cam

In 2009 when JJ started against Washington, he had just turned 19 years old the week before

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"There is no room for growing pains here," he said. "This isn't one of those schools. LSU is not a program where you develop a quarterback in his first year, and then you kind of get him going in his second year. And then in his third year, he really gets going. That ain't this place, and our guys know that. Our quarterbacks are charged with winning today, whether he's 18, 19 or 22. That's the expectation." CONNECT 2 TWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAIL

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There is no room for growing pains here," he said. "This isn't one of those schools. LSU is not a program where you develop a quarterback in his first year, and then you kind of get him going in his second year. And then in his third year, he really gets going. That ain't this place, and our guys know that. Our quarterbacks are charged with winning today

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Nice...

Love that sense of urgency.

Brandon Harris is better than Jennings therefore he should start

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Cameron is not a fan of starting true freshmen QBs

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In all honesty, is their really that much difference here between AJ and BW in terms of experience?

AJ has started all of one game, and had BW not enrolled early and gone thru spring drills, this argument wouldn't be so difficult.

Let the more talented guy get the start, and go from there.

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Cameron is not a fan of starting true freshmen QBs, I promise.

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I'm not a fan of changing tires on the side of the road...but, when life gives me a flat tire, I face the reality and get the jack out.


JEEBUS. Who thinks that Cameron WANTS to have a young QB? The point was that he has EXPERIENCE getting one ready in a hurry

Fun fact: Brandon Harris is actually 19 days older than Anthony Jennings.

Face it...we f*cked this season guys

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Let the more talented guy get the start

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Physical talent is just one part of what it takes to be a quality QB. I want to start the one with better instincts, decision making and leadership skills. I don't give a shite if you can throw it 300 yards, if you don't have good touch, accuracy, instincts in the pocket and decision-making ability, you won't get far at all. We all know Harris has a strong arm. What we don't know is how he will do under fire, nor do we really know much about Jennings for that matter. People that aren't Les Miles, Cam Cameron or someone else on the staff that make these declarative statements about who should start or who will have more success as a QB in the SEC quite literally no idea what they're talking about. I don't know who gives us a better chance to win and neither do any of the people on this board. Maybe it's Harris, maybe it's Jennings, maybe we have a 2-QB system. We will see.

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has nothing to do with this.

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Yeah it does. A young guy starting at QB, is basically what JJ was in 2009. Only passed for around 170 in that first game, but threw three TDs and 0 ints on the road, a long arse way from home.