re: If Harris hadn't thrown that pick

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So don't get me started...Harris was all world in HS, and he has looks to have gotten worse in 3 years under million dollar paid coaches so you tell me what's going on at LSU

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the transition from HS to major college football is not made by everyone, esp at QB. BH has all of the physical tools to be a great QB but just can't get comfortable and execute the plays. he also doesn't appear to be a leader (called field general).

you can blame the coaches all you want but you are extremely biased not to put the lions share of the blame on the athlete himself.

the teacher(s) have taught BH everything he needs to know (remember BH has a private coach as well and attends highly rated QB camps. it's a shame, but it's also a FACT that it did not translate to the field of play. in a teacher/student relationship the STUDENT is more important than the teacher.

you will probably, like many on here, go straight to our scheme as the other reason BH is functioning so poorly. well, maybe there is something to that and maybe he should not have been recruited to run a "big boy" offense. but a QB will his issues, notably his unreliable accuracy, lack of pocket presence and lack of on the field leadership would have manifested itself in any other system. go back and watch film on the a&m game last year if you don't believe me. the coaches had NOTHING to do with his bizarre inaccuracy.

I feel for the kid but his success or lack thereof is a two way street just like EVERY OTHER ATHLETE ON THE TEAM.