Even if Harris plays

Different QB same game plan. Run run run.

I'm pretty confident that Harris will lead LSU to a future SEC/National championship.

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Miles has been so reluctant to give this young man a chance I honesty think he won't come out firing and playing to nearly his best ability. He'll play trying not to make a mistake (knowing Miles will be foaming at the mouth to get Jennings back in). I believe the lack of confidence Miles is showing in Brandon will result in a much more conservative player less explosive player.

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It's obvious Miles is never going to give Harris the chance to reach his potential. Since he obviously intended to throw this season away anyway, it's hard to imagine why he didn't just go ahead and let Harris get some experience and play for the future. But, for whatever reason, Miles has decided that Harris is not and never will be our QB, so he has put him in mostly bad situations and yanked him at the first sign of trouble. Meanwhile, Jennings has created enough stink to embarrass the skunk population of Louisiana, yet still plays on. This will continue for another two years. Then, in 2017, when Jennings is finally, at long last, mercifully, gone, Harris (if he stays that long) will finally be the starter and Miles will wonder why he isn't ready. And worse, he'll probably use his own incompetence in not bringing Harris along as evidence that he was right to throw the offense away with Jennings for three years.