re: The Myth that LSU Cannot Develop QBs

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Am I? Jefferson, Lee and Jennings are good quarterbacks in your world huh?

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Whoa, whoa whoa. Are you crawfishing already?

You said neither of them was a "competent SEC QB," and each of them was a "total bust." Now you want to argue over whether they were good. You must already know your argument is full of shite.

Yes, Lee and Jefferson were good QBs in 2011. They were better than any other starting SEC QBs. Jefferson was selected to attend the NFL combine where he performed exceptionally well. Although Jefferson had the lowest grade prior to the 2012 NFL Combine, Jefferson was the only QB to finish among the top five QBs in each event. Among the quarterbacks, Jefferson finished first in the 20 yard shuttle, tied for first in the bench press, and finished third in the 40 yard dash and the vertical jump.

Lee was selected to play in two All-Star bowls, and he played with the San Diego Chargers through the 2012 preseason.

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In 2011, LSUs QBs averaged 12/20 for a whopping 153 yards per game. That's not good production no matter how much Sunshine you want to pump.

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It's not great production. Still puts them at #5 in the SEC. Sounds good to me. More than just a "competent SEC QB" and certainly not "total busts."

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Compared to the weak standard of during the Miles tenure I guess getting excited over a 62% completion percentage is something. But touting 2011 as one of the best years for Miles QBs isn't exactly a ringing endorsement.

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Are you part crawfish because you have it down to a fine art.