re: Kiehl Frazier

oh ffs... you ask what QB has done something since Miles arrived at LSU

When I point out JR won the award for best QB in college football then you change the rules

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I am asking what QB at LSU since Miles has been there, has been great, due to Miles' coaching.

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you are crawfishing... you can't lie or change the argument when the first attempt goes nowhere

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LSU is where Highly ranked QBs go to die. You have a run system - with Miles and Saban. The only thing you tell your QB to do is not turn it over

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You may not be dummy but you are doing a damn fine impression of one on da internet atm

first off anyone who actually has watched LSU lately knows Miles aims at about 50/50 playcalling with 50% passing plays and 50% running plays... secondly, you are either flaming or flamingly ignorant if you think the LSU QBs of late haven't benefited from going to LSU. Chances are excellent that even RP will have a more successful career at the next level than Brohm btw

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My argument the whole time

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is reflected in your original quote:

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Obviously LSU gets 4-5* QBs all the time. I dont know of any being up for any awards lately though? do you? Since Miles has been there?

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So we've established that you have reversed yourself from your original point (lsu qbs don't win awards/do well at LSU since Miles arrived)

And btw we've also established that several LSU QBs have gone to the NFL from Miles' brief time at LSU alone... so you would be the opposite of correct - you would be exactly wrong

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Im just arguing that why would a good 4-5* QB (as in Keihl Frazier) go to LSU ( where the QB hands the ball off and throws 10 yard curls all day) instead of Arkansas (where one of the top Offensive minds coaches, full control of the offense, stretch the field deep). Thats all.

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The answer to that seems pretty obvious. Recently more LSU QBs have made it to the NFL with success than say QBs that have chosen to go with Petrino. If you go to LSU you will also likely have a higher profile, have better wide receivers to throw to, and as a result have a better chance (everything else being equal) in making more money on draft day if they go to LSU

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Chances are excellent that even RP will have a more successful career at the next level than Brohm btw

If my aunt had balls she'd be me uncle

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Congratulations on your aunt's Y chromosome and filled scrotum.

RP would only have to be picked up and be subsequently cut by a NFL team to match Brohm's NFL success.

No offense but it was a dumb question and you got burned on it and then made it worse by trying to pretend it didn't happen.

Very few HCs can claim to have converted 2 star QBs into award winning QBs. Think.

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LSU is where Highly ranked QBs go to die.

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Go die and get drafted by NFL teams like 4 QBs last decade?

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Suatown,I think Petrino is a good Qb tutor and offensive coach but he should not get credit for Mallett.He isn't developing Mallett at ll.Mallett was going to get drafted high no matter where or who he played for.His arm is among the elite of the elite.Never been a question of him getting drafted pretty high.Locker is the #1 guy anyway not Mallett.Mallett is supremely talented(i've thought so since seeing him in the Army game)but is a head case.Reminds me a lot of Ryan Leaf.Hopefully not because i wish all kids success but he has those kinds of traits.Petrino is not the guy to correct those things.He has the same kind of issues.

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It takes more to be a great QB then having a great arm.

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Petrino is not the guy to correct those things.He has the same kind of issues

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What the frick does this even mean?

Back to original post: I don't think Kheil will go to LSU...

Kodi Burns can't throw the ball consistently. And that's putting it mildly.

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......... and Kodi Burns (a "dual-threat QB" from Ft. Smith, AR) absolutely thrived under the Malzahn system?

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Yeah, since Kodi's been in Malzahn's system for 3 years now

Newton is obviously a better athletic prospect than Kodi is. He's much bigger, faster and has a better arm. I can only imagine he's more accurate, because Kodi is about the opposite of that we've come to learn.

Malzahn's never run his system with a dual threat guy because he's never had one to run it with. Didn't have one at Ark. Didn't have one at Tulse. If Kodi he was better than Todd, than he obviously would have been on the field as the full time QB, but he wasn't.

Malzahn finally has a weapon like Newton to add some more wrinkles to the offense. He probably won't run that much, but he'll get more chances than Todd did, that's for sure. Our RB's will run the ball probably 80% of the time, with WR reverses, etc around 5% and QB runs/option 15% or so. Todd probably didn't have but maybe 8 or 9 actual QB draws last year, and that might even be a few too high. The other times he was scrambling for flat footed life. He ran the option a little, but there wasn't any point in the D sticking with Todd on those, because it's not like he was gonna tear off a huge run. With Newton, that's a legitimate threat.

So, to sum it up, Malzahn is drooling at the thought of having an athlete like Newton to play QB in his system.

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Also my son plays for Shiloh. My son loves the Tigers as much as me which is unconditional love. We will both be working on KF. Razorback stadium or even Auburn can't match playing in Tiger Stadium.

Stay tuned

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He'll get to play there twice