re: What advantage, if any, is having rotating QBs

I thank you for a thoughtful reply. I would wait for game 2 to get the sub experience. That does not square with what CLM did with Mett during his first year.

My main point is that the offensive unit in football is the most coordinated and synchronized of any unit/team in sports. It must run with a watch-like precision which begins and not infrequently ends with the QB. It seems that again LSU is weak in the most critical position. We'll see what happens in a few days.