re: Update: Jennings was never higher than 7th in SEC Passer Rating (RAT)

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Since we only have 2 QBs they should be getting equal time in these tune-up games. Miles and Cam are high on Harris and Miles told SEC Network that Harris wins 10 out 10 head to head competitions and just needs game time.

This Passer Rating chart (RAT) is not a QB Rating chart (QBR). It includes only pass play stats, not running or strength of team defense faced or home or away etc. At the bottom it has the NCAA min of 75% of games played and 15 atts/game played. Jennings had only 13 atts in game 2, his best game against an undersized FCS school, and including those stats by mistake in this chart and calling it a QB rating chart generated the claim he was first in the SEC and 5th in the nation, ahead of at least 8 other teams with better Passer Ratings and some having played ranked SEC opponents. ESPN criteria are that the QB or other Passer must have participated in 20 plays per game to be rated. That is why Harris is reported by all the news media as having a higher Passer Rating and QB Rating than Jennings (they use ESPN data). Harris has completed 5 of 7 attempts in two games and had better yards/run with no interceptions. As we have only 2 QBs and since dual-threat QBs are more prone to injury, we better hope they are on equal footing. Gus Malzahn echoes the sentiments of every other FBS Div-I school by saying "You can never have enough QBs, every thing on offense begins and ends with them." The other SEC schools avg 5-7 QBs on the roster with a good mix of experienced and Freshmen talent. The JUCO ranks have provided Auburn with Cam Newton and Nick Marshall and LSU with Mett: all worked out well. Aub plays the JUCO game better than everyone except K State and LSU is at the bottom when drawing from JUCO talent.

Startling Fact: Zero = the number of LSU quarterbacks ranked on the SEC's all-time list of the top 21 QBs with the best winning percentage as starters. Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee account for 19 of the QBs.

LSU has notoriously under recruited for the QB spot and hopefully Cam Cameron is going to change that and we finish the season SEC champs, NC champs or at least ranked high enough to attract premium QBs. A progressive offense is the second best recruiting tool to winning. Dual-threat QBs are going to go play for spread option teams and teams that will get them to the NFL. It is a proven fact that a spread option offense is a recruiting tool with HUNH addiing an extra advantage. Cam knows them, is implementing the plays, and not only are they predominating High School Championships, they are in the premier ACC, SEC, Big 12, Pac 10, and Big 10 schools. They are also all over the NFL from the Seahawks implementing Malzahn's plays, to the Saints running 5 WR sets to spread the field, Chip Kelly took it with him, and Sumling and Briles are being wooed by NFL teams.