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Lee, a Jesuit High product, currently does not hold an offer from LSU. Lee just completed his redshirt sophomore season, and he must sit out 2016, as part of NCAA transfer rules, if he were to attend another FBS school. That would leave him with one season of eligibility – 2017.

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tigerbait2010•99 months

"PICK 'EM UP"-Lloyd Christmas

stewie•99 months

Are we this desperate?

jdutto3•99 months

Why not just play one more year at Tulane, graduate, then take advantage of the graduate school transfer loophole that's become so popular?

nol1wph•99 months

I was re-watching the Texas Bowl last night with my son and noticing how impressive the Texas Tech QB was, so athletic and able to make all of the throws. My son said just think how good LSU could be if we ever had a QB like that???

nol1wph•99 months

Until we have 1 good quarterback we have no good quarterbacks... And the search continues.

LSUvet72•99 months

I know one thing and that is a Jesuit QB may have an IQ(think ex-LSU OB Pat Screen) to read defenses, memorize play books and thus play a complex, fast attack pro QB offense i.e Ole Miss did it two years in a row with a similar attack.

theBru•99 months

When you have QBS that can't hit a 10' X 10' window with 1' Sq ft panes, you look for one that will ask which pane do you want the ball to break...

Black n Gold•99 months

This kid has AJ type accuracy.

fightin tigers•99 months

Tulane should grant him a transfer

11thACR•99 months

Desperate or Not, LSU needs an Upgrade at QB and this young man could be an answer !!!

touchdownjeebus•99 months

Tanner Lee is a legit QB that played behind an abhorrent line. With the talent around him at LSU, he would thrive.

LSU316•99 months

Yes