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re: Will Julian Lewis be highly coveted in the portal this year?
Posted on 11/3/26 at 9:30 am to Lsutigerturner
Posted on 11/3/26 at 9:30 am to Lsutigerturner
I think it's been stated before that if Sam comes back next year, Clark will be the one to transfer because he is older with less time in college to play than Longstreet who is a RSFR.
Posted on 11/3/26 at 9:39 am to SaneTiger
I would not spend a dime on Lewis or underwood
Posted on 11/3/26 at 6:25 pm to nicholastiger
If SL comes back LK will probably loose 1or 2 backups.
Posted on 11/4/26 at 1:31 am to eetiger
I dunno. Longstreet has the 5* recruiting rating and Elite 11 performance and all that, so schools know his potential. I feel like someone will make a run at him this offseason to convince him he should be a starter in his year 3.
I bet his rev share is already more than Clark's and will only go up to keep him around as a backup. So will Leavitt's if he stays. And we'll be paying a 5* freshman who'll be expecting to play sooner than later.
And this may be unfair, but sometimes it looks like he just doesn't really take things seriously on the sidelines or even when he's in the game. I wonder if putting him out there as punt returner earlier in the year was to try to get him hit a bit and get him focused.
Don't have that issue with Clark. Dude is locked in and team-first. He has a defined role that can help us win a natty next year, if not this one.
I bet his rev share is already more than Clark's and will only go up to keep him around as a backup. So will Leavitt's if he stays. And we'll be paying a 5* freshman who'll be expecting to play sooner than later.
And this may be unfair, but sometimes it looks like he just doesn't really take things seriously on the sidelines or even when he's in the game. I wonder if putting him out there as punt returner earlier in the year was to try to get him hit a bit and get him focused.
Don't have that issue with Clark. Dude is locked in and team-first. He has a defined role that can help us win a natty next year, if not this one.
This post was edited on 11/4/26 at 1:38 am
Posted on 11/4/26 at 5:18 pm to Gravitiger
Longstreet is not going anywhere after this season. He will be on the team next year. It’s obvious the staff has him pegged as the front runner to be the next QB1.
Clark is a nice situational runner and a tough player, but the offense is totally 1 dimensional when he’s in the game. That’s why he only comes in to run the ball in short yardage or redzone unless it’s a blowout. His main problem as a passer is very simple: he isn’t accurate.
Longstreet has flashed some high level arm talent in limited action. If Leavitt got hurt in the first quarter on Saturday, Lane would go to Longstreet eventually.
I guarantee if you asked any SEC defensive coordinator who they’d rather play, they would all say “please give me Clark” with no hesitation.
You don’t normally put your 3rd string QB back to field punts. That’s a privilege. There are a dozen guys on the team who would love to be back there fielding punts in the 4th quarter up 30 against a bunch of backups.
Clark is a nice situational runner and a tough player, but the offense is totally 1 dimensional when he’s in the game. That’s why he only comes in to run the ball in short yardage or redzone unless it’s a blowout. His main problem as a passer is very simple: he isn’t accurate.
Longstreet has flashed some high level arm talent in limited action. If Leavitt got hurt in the first quarter on Saturday, Lane would go to Longstreet eventually.
I guarantee if you asked any SEC defensive coordinator who they’d rather play, they would all say “please give me Clark” with no hesitation.
You don’t normally put your 3rd string QB back to field punts. That’s a privilege. There are a dozen guys on the team who would love to be back there fielding punts in the 4th quarter up 30 against a bunch of backups.
This post was edited on 11/4/26 at 5:21 pm
Posted on 11/4/26 at 5:21 pm to r0cky1
Also, Lewis is really bad.
Posted on 11/5/26 at 6:19 pm to TigerLifer18
quote:
Leavitt 2027
Longstreet 2028
Longstreet 2029
Houston 2030
Houston 2031
Profit.
LSU's 2028 QB is not currently on the roster.
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