re: Who was LSU's last superstar offensive player?

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I get the point here. But is it even necessary to have a "superstar" to see success, or is it more desirable to have a solid team?

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I don't watch this game so I can watch RB's run between the tackles every down. I don't care how good at it they are. Sometimes, that's the hand you're dealt, sometimes not, but Miles clearly prefers it that way. As a result, LSU's offense is a perennial joke. That's the point. It's not the hand he's dealt. He wants it this way.

At least he now has QB's with pro prospects. Trust me. That's important. Otherwise, you get JJ and that farce of a CG.