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ESPN: Storylines That Will Dominate Spring - Can LSU Find A Quarterback?
by Staff Reporter
March 7, 201822 Comments

Chris Parent (@chrisparent)/LSU Athletics
ESPN Staff Writer Adam Rittenberg recently published an article titled "players, coaches, and storylines that will dominate spring" and included LSU's search for a playmaker at the quarterback position.
Narcisse, another highly recruited dual-threat QB in the 2017 class, is finally healthy after recovering from a significant knee injury he suffered just before his senior year of high school.
During a radio appearance a month ago, new LSU offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger said that Brennan will get the first snap when spring practice starts next week but added that Narcisse and McMillan will also get reps with LSU's first team.
The Tigers begin spring practice on Sunday, March 11.
quote:Brennan, a highly recruited player in the 2017 recruiting cycle, played in just six games last year- passing for 182 yards, for 1 touchdown, and 2 interceptions. He beat out McMillan and Narcisse for the backup role behind Danny Etling last season.
Can LSU find a quarterback?
The most significant assistant coaching move on the Bayou wasn't the one that gave defensive coordinator Dave Aranda $10 million in guaranteed salary. While Aranda's future at LSU is secure, head coach Ed Orgeron's might not be if he can't solve the program's lingering quarterback problem. Orgeron's decision to part ways with offensive coordinator Matt Canada and elevate Steve Ensminger to the position likely will make or break his Tigers' tenure. Ensminger seems like the guy Orgeron wanted all along after helping LSU's offense down the stretch in 2016. Sophomore Myles Brennan and redshirt freshman Lowell Narcisse are the top QB candidates along with Justin McMillan. Recent history isn't on LSU's side but if Ensminger can get this right, the Tigers will be a real threat in the SEC West.
Narcisse, another highly recruited dual-threat QB in the 2017 class, is finally healthy after recovering from a significant knee injury he suffered just before his senior year of high school.
During a radio appearance a month ago, new LSU offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger said that Brennan will get the first snap when spring practice starts next week but added that Narcisse and McMillan will also get reps with LSU's first team.
The Tigers begin spring practice on Sunday, March 11.
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