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ESPN Q&A With LSU Quarterback Anthony Jennings
by TD Staff Reporter
April 8, 201510 Comments

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
ESPN's David Ching caught up with LSU junior quarterback Anthony Jennings recently to discuss Spring Practice and and his own progression since his first season as a starter.
Here is a sample of what Jennings had to say:
Here is a sample of what Jennings had to say:
quote:You can read ESPN's full Q&A with Jennings here.
Can you break down spring practice so far?
It’s been up and down. I feel like I’m getting better each and every day, though. Obviously I’ve had some good practices under my belt, and I just want to keep building on those and getting better each and every day. It’s never good enough.
What about the offense in general? You guys have been together, pretty much, as a unit for a solid year. Do you feel some confidence building about what you’ve been able to do in practice?
Definitely. I think we’re coming in and being more in sync than we were last year. Getting more work together with the guys -- knowing when a guy’s going to cut or what they’re going to do. It’s good for quarterbacks because we know where a guy’s going to be now. I’m not saying we didn’t last year, but the rhythm and timing is better than what it was. I think it’s ultimately going to help us and going to help the team.
How are you a different player from when we would have spoken at this time a year ago?
I think it’s my mindset. My mindset’s different. I feel like I have to play better. I think that I know the offense. Knowing what you have to do is going to translate on the field because it helps you play faster, helps you play better. Having these guys around me continue to pick me up, continue to push me along, those guys continue to help me.
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