"Harris did it vs. a prevent defense"

Then you're dumb.

I don't understand a coach playing back ups when his team was on the ropes at the end of the game. Oh wait no that was love the starting CB that dupre scored on.

They were not playing prevent his first 2 drives.

There's a difference in full prevent vs. Cover 3 and Cover 4 zones

Yeah. It showed his ability to go through his progressions. Something you don't see as much from AJ.

The title of this thread, if it were to make the most sense, would be:

"Harris did it vs. a shitty pass defense"

Which he did. But Miles' playcalling demands and Jennings' limitations prevented the exploitation of MSU's biggest weakness from happening until it was too late.

Coaching Grade: F-minus

Who completes passes over the top of a prevent D?

Anyways the offense sure did look like a Cam Cameron offense when Harris was in. Multiple vertical completions, check down to the RB coming out of the backfield. That pass to Dural on what looked like a deep comeback between 2 DBs playing zone.

I might be the only LSU fan on the planet whose excitement for the future of the skill players on offense (Harris, Dupre, Fournette, Williams) overshadowed the loss to Miss St.

Good point IMO but I wonder if Moo had backups in? That'd be a better indication.

The fact is that Harris did it. Jennings was missing open receivers badly. They should've yanked him sooner IMO.

Their D was playing soft. Have you ever noticed when we're up late in close game and the other team always tends to march right on down the field on us? Well it's kinda like that.

Here's the thing.... It doesn't matter what kinda defense Harris was throwing the ball against compared to Jennings. What mattered is that Harris's passes hit their mark while Jennings is skipping ten yard passes off the turf to receivers. Even though it may not be a regular thing for Jennings, if he has struggled the whole first half then give Harris a shot while you are still in the game and have a chance to win. Don't wait until it is out of reach to give him his chance.

He may have been just as bad but it sure as hell couldn't have been any worse. He could've came in and lit it up and got us the win too!