re: Brandon Harris' high school coach told him to leave LSU!?!?

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I think a lot of people are missing the point because he made the statement that he should transfer. The real basis of his comments is that LSU and Miles have consistently lied to Brandon and to the public about the QB situation and he was sticking up for his player.

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Who cares what his basis is? What has Miles lied to Brandon about? Brandon played early correct? He competed in the spring and jumped two guys already here correct? He even started a game for goodness sakes. Brandon actually had no business playing at all this year. This guy was a redshirt candidate if I ever did see one. His accuracy was a major cause for concern as well as him being a stick figure.

What the hell does that coach even know? He is not at practice and can't see if Harris is lighting it up or not. He doesn't know if Harris gets the playbook enough to the coaches' desired level or not. He doesn't know if the guy knows his reads or can even tell what a defense is doing.

IMO this is what set Jennings apart. He had the mental aspect down. He is terrible passing the ball, but he knows what is going on, can get the checks in, knows the playbook, and very rarely messes up on which way to run (he did this like once). He's calmer in the pocket (maybe a little too calm) and doesn't run at the slightest hint of pressure.

And please don't compare high school defense to the SEC.

the coach came on afr and crawfished. I wouldnt worry about what that jack arse has to say.