re: Buddy Songy just said B Harris will not see the field

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My money is more on retirement. The guy just looks tired.

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Or complacent.

The day Brandon Harris transfers is the day the official clock to fire Les Miles starts. If Miles loses Harris, it's no longer "if" LSU fires Miles, it's "when".

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I think Les is at a crossroads. What he's doing ain't working and he needs to decide if he wants to learn new "software" this late in his career.

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He seems sad, frustrated and pretty disconnected. I think the loss of his mom and 10 years at LSU have got him pretty down. He just doesn't seem to be in it this season.

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made him think he would play.

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He did play. And he played VERY poorly in his one start and poorly at other times when he came in.

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He did play. And he played VERY poorly in his one start and poorly at other times when he came in.

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Yes he did, and Jennings has played poorly in nearly every start.

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He did play. And he played VERY poorly in his one start and poorly at other times when he came in.

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Yea, I'm not getting the fan rage over his lack of playing time. He needs to play more but other than potential and our current struggles, I don't see it.

I could at least see the JJ/JL teeth gnashing.

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I was at the Varsity when RP had his little meltdown. I was there when he tried to drag other players into it, and Dorsey said no.

Yeah, that was "external"

looking for a defense of Miles here is stupid. The man has a varying array of excuses (none of which seem credible by any other available information) about why he wont play a kid over the worst player at that position in college football.

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I'm not trying to defend Miles. But, my rational brain tells me that something else is going on. You think Miles simply doesn't realize that Jennings isn't very good...and is so stubborn that he's prefer to lose than admit that he was wrong about Jennings. Yeah. That makes all kinds of sense.

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Call it what it is, Miles lying. Why he is lying is up for debate, but the fact remains the same.

I'd wager it isnt an altruistic lie as has been suggested.

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Miles isn't lying. He's just not admitting anything. He won't address the issue directly.

And, I don't believe his motives are solely for the benefit of Harris. He believes it us in the program's best interest.

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If harris leaves Les will no longer be recruiting "the boot". Everything north of Alexandria will be lost

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I didn't take you for much of a drama queen

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Harris led LSU to 7 pts at Auburn. Jennings played, 0 pts. Jennings had about 4 games this year that he couldn't do better, including NMSU.

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It makes you think something else is up, huh.

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If he has made his decision to transfer and has made the staff aware of that decision, why would they waste time, effort, and game snaps on him? I don't know if that's true, but it would answer alot of questions about the situation. It's in the best interest of both parties not to have a public battle about it. good point and they are now openly talking about looking at JOCO QBS

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This is probably the situation. There has been alot of public talk about JC quarterbacks lately. BH is not going to stick around long with his recruiting status. Wouldn't be surprised to see him at Auburn. Sad thing is he'll probably end up kicking LSU's shite in in the next couple of years.