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Third, Leavitt is terrific with his feet and at extending plays. His arm, however, has been a bit of a question mark. Last year, he had a 60.7% completion rate, and the year before, he had a 61.7% completion rate.

Not saying there aren't some question marks in regards to accuracy, but Burrow only completed 57% of his passes in his first year at LSU.

Leavitt also threw 24 TDs to 6 picks in his sophomore season. That's strong. And though he was hurt, he threw 10 TDs to 3 picks last year. So he has had good numbers overall to go with the strong rushing stats. JD completed 65% of his passes in his junior year at AZ St., but he surprisingly had 10 TDs to 10 picks that year too. So sometimes it's hard to predict how things will go.

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Posted by GeauxLaneTrain

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Posted on 8/10/26 at 9:33 pm to John Rambeaux

This is that clown from Alabama or the Ole Miss DC, isn't it?

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Posted by Tigerbait8

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Posted on 8/10/26 at 9:41 pm to John Rambeaux

Had to be Miss state guy that said this

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Posted by KwoodTiger

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Posted on 8/10/26 at 9:42 pm to John Rambeaux

As my kids would say…Kk

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Posted by Scoob

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Posted on 8/11/26 at 12:12 am to John Rambeaux

All these snide little comments about Leavitt, about whether Kiffin deserves credit for Chambliss etc, that's just someone taking shots at Kiffin and LSU.
And it's off target, anyway.

I've been watching LSU a long time. We've had 3 great QBs since Hodson; Russell, Burrow, and Daniels. Most of the time our guy isn't even at the talent level that Leavitt is. Yet, we've played for 4 national titles in that timeframe, and only once with an elite QB. We're going to be ok.

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