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LSU Offers Dual-Threat Quarterback Lindsey Scott From Zachary, LA

by Staff Reporter

January 19, 201628 Comments

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports

Three-star dual-threat quarterback Lindsey Scott from Zachary, LA (Zachary HS) announced on Twitter Tuesday that he has received an offer from LSU.

The offer reportedly came from offensive coordinator Cam Cameron who visited Scott on Tuesday.

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Scott, 5-11, 205-pound prospect from Zachary HS was originally committed to Syracuse but decommitted on January 17. The talented QB lead his team to a state championship this past season and recently named Louisiana Gatorade Player of the Year. Per SECCountry:

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Scott lifted Zachary High School (La.) to a Class 5A state championship last month. The nation’s No. 28 dual-threat quarterback, Scott accounted for more than 5,000 total yards and 61 touchdowns his senior campaign. Scott passed for more than 3,000 yards and 33 touchdowns, and also ran for nearly 2,000 yards and another 28 scores.

For more info on Scott, visit his profile page on our Recruiting Tracker.

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vodkacop•99 months

About time.

11thACR•99 months

Cam and Les haven't got a Clue what to do with this kid.
Many other programs and coaching staffs do.

jimbeam•99 months

Dual threat! Yeah!

Rabbs and QStick•99 months

"Great genes. Hopefully he can make an awesome play or 2 to help win a NC like his dad did at Georgia."

Except his dad played at Southern. You got the wrong Lindsey Scott.

Joseph Lefeve•99 months

Saw this guy play earlier this year, he has alot of talent and has tons of potential, hope the best for him!

Chris Warner•99 months

welcome aboard

bencoleman•99 months

He'll do fine here. LSU will be lucky to get him.

skullopener•99 months

I saw a lot of promising things. For a talent like this you have to give him keys to the house and let him develop.

Mie2cents•99 months

Great genes. Hopefully he can make an awesome play or 2 to help win a NC like his dad did at Georgia.

Datbayoubengal•99 months

@DVintheBR

Brees is 6'0 and possibly wasn't even that tall when he entered college. Russell Wilson is 5'11. Aaron Murray was 6'0.

You know what these guys had in common? They played in heavy passing offenses and pro style offenses and did more than fine I might add.

Scott is very cerebral and has excellent athletic gifts.

I still hope we go to power running spread if we get him and Narcisse. It's the logical option.

WARBOY•99 months

The biggest knock on him is his height. Listing him at 5'11" is being generous. The kid's a player, no doubt, but it'll be interesting to see how he can compete against SEC-level competition.

Laman1978•99 months

Drew Brees was considered too short as well.

Datbayoubengal•99 months

We should have offered him a long time ago.

blueboy•99 months

Great quickness, nice release, good arm and solid accuracy - none which will matter after Les and Cam have scrambled his brain. And yeah, I could definitely see them turning him into RS 2.0, because all they see are NFL formulas, and this team is just a pro farm team to them.

DVinBR•99 months

He's only 5'11 ......

BoogahEatah•99 months

Russel Shepard 2.0 thanks to Less

LSU_Saints_Hornets•99 months

Bout time

GetmorewithLes•99 months

People on here who have not seen him have no idea of his talent. He is at home in the pocket. He is classified as a dual threat because his offense he ran in HS called for him to run the ball and the read/option. He has a good grasp of the passing game and throws over the middle very well. In his HS career he has thrown just about every conceivable pass route you can think of...

Tiger46•99 months

Why?

TooSober•99 months

I hope he gets a fair chance. I have had enough of players that don't seem to have the ability to grasp the complexities of playing the game at the speed they have to in college

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