re: Burrow Jumps Up the list of Odds for Heisman

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Think that you will be able to stay away? You seem awfully invested at this point in arguing with "O bashers."

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It will be a breeze.

Lots of hopeful wishing here, but would be awesome to see him and Delpit in the running late.

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If he makes a roster past the first year he will have beaten JR

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JR played for 3 years.

he isnt past JR unless he does better than this.....

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The 25 wins ties with Warren Rabb as the third-highest total in LSU history ... Ranked second all-time at LSU in career completion percentage (61.9) and career touchdown passes (52) ... Also ranks third in career completions (493) and career passing yards (6,625) and fourth in career attempts (797) ... Is just the fourth player in school history to go over the 6,000 yard mark in total offense (6,704 yards) ... Capped career ranked No. 3 in school history with 6,704 yards of total offense, just one yard shy of tying Jeff Wickersham for second place in school history ... Only the fourth quarterback in LSU history to pass for over 6,000 yards ... Connected with WR Dwayne Bowe on 23 TD passes which ranks the pair as the most prolific pass-catch scoring combo in school history ... Has engineered eight fourth quarter or overtime victories during his career ... Leaves LSU with single-season records in touchdown passes (tied Matt Mauck with 28), completions (232) and completion percentage (67.8) ... Is the only quarterback to lead the Tigers at least 10 wins in back-to-back seasons ... Russell won 10 games as a starter in 2005 and followed that by starting all 11 victories in 2006.

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First-team All-SEC by both the AP and the SEC Coaches ... Joined Tommy Hodson (1987) as the only quarterbacks in LSU history to be named First-Team All-SEC by the AP and the SEC Coaches in the same season ... Capped junior season by leading the Tigers to a 41-14 win over Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl ... Named the MVP of the Sugar Bowl after throwing for a career-best 332 yards and two touchdowns in the victory ... Also rushed for a score against the Irish ... Finished the game by connected on 21 of 34 passes ... Guided LSU to come-from-behind wins over Tennessee and Ole Miss this year ... Connected with WR Early Doucet on a 9-yard pass wtih nine seconds left to beat No. 8 Tennessee, 28-24 ... Followed that with a 5-yard TD pass to WR Dwayne Bowe on fourth down with 14 seconds left to force overtime against Ole Miss ... Led the SEC and ranked third in the NCAA in passing efficiency (167.0) ... Completed 232-of-342 passes (67.8 percent) for 3,129 yards and a school-record tying 28 touchdowns with eight interceptions this season ... His 67.8 completion percentage set the LSU single-season mark, while his 3,129 yards ranks second in school history ... Joined Rohan Davey as the only quarterbacks in school history to throw for over 3,000 yards in a season ... Also set the school-record for completions in a season with 232, breaking the previous mark of 229 held by Matt Mauck (2003) ... Named the SEC Offensive Player of the Week a league-leading three times ... Most recently honored after engineering a come-from-behind victory against eighth-ranked Tennessee, connecting with WR Early Doucet on a four-yard pass with nine seconds to go in regulation for the go ahead score ... Finished the day against the Vols going 24-of-36 for 247 yards and three touchdowns, to go along with a career-high 71 rushing yards ... Also honored by the conference following the Tigers’ victories over Kentucky and Mississippi State ... Completed 15-of-18 passes for 226 yards and two touchdowns versus UK ... Connected on 18-of-20 passes for a career-high 330 yards and three TDs against the Bulldogs ... With the performance against MSU he broke LSU’s record for passing yards in a half (272) and tied the school records for consecutive completions in a contest (14) and completion percentage in a game (.900) ... Was also responsible for three TDs in each of the Tigers’ victories over ULL, Alabama and Ole Miss.

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jamarcus Russell is the standard by which all modern lsu QBs are judged by.
his 2006 season was amazing

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Then ClamDrip tried to pimp a cash bet on a public website. fricking moron. 

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too much of a cuck to put your money where your mouth is?

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Barrett was NEVER a Heisman finalist. Deal with it. And don't presume to tell me what my predictions are, you arrogant arse.

HERE is what I predict (and it is always right there in my signature line):
1) Burrow will throw 68%+ completions, 70%+ not unlikely.
2) Throw for 3500+ yards. 4000+ is not unlikely.
3) He'll have a 5 to 1 or better TD to INT ratio.
4) Top-5 QB in 2020 NFL Draft.

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In other words genius he probably wins the Heisman because an LSU QB that has those numbers with this team will probably go at least 11-1, with a playoff berth virtually assured. With our history, an LSU QB with those numbers would be the talk of college football and a Heisman favorite? Those numbers would be record breaking at LSU.

You having your prediction in your signature means absolutely nothing. Like you stated about a ban bet, you will be long gone once LSU football:season is over and thus will not have to deal with your bold predictions you are so confident in to place as your signature. You even admit yourself you are a fraud.

You obviously are just an obsessed psycho Joe Burrow fan with no allegiance to any team. You showed up out of nowhere trying to school us on how great “Jeaux Burreaux” was. You used the natives’ Cajun language to ingratiate yourself to more easily push your reality. You claimed a multi-championship coach made mistakes by choosing two record setting QBs to start over an obviously, in your mind, more talented Burrow. When some of us wouldn’t bite, you have ever since been trying to prove you are correct.

You blamed Joe’s pedestrian numbers on everything and everyone but Joe. You threw his teammates under the bus to support your reality. Bad o-line, bad RBs, drops, drops, drops. All while the. in your mind, less talented Haskins was putting up insane record breaking numbers at Ohio State, which would seem to the outsider to justify Meyers’ choice of his starting QB. Then you gave every reason for Haskins’ success but him. Better receivers, better o-line, better offense, minimal drops. And after all of that you have the audacity to have an attitude and name call other posters who out you and your craziness.

Meyers, by the way, has had I believe five QBs on a team he coached to receive Heisman votes. One winner (Tebow) and a second winner (Cam Newton) who transferred to Auburn. Yet you are a better evaluator of QBs than him.

The natives aren’t as dumb, gullible and susceptible to your BS as you thought. Take that BS back to Ohio or better yet to where Joe is drafted since you abandoned ship at OSU when Joe left like you will when he leaves LSU. Good news though, you will go in The Rant’s Hall of Fame for obsessed and obnoxious fans. You’ll be remembered and talked about for years to come, especially if Joe has a good NFL career.

And I did try to slog through that absurd manifesto of yours, but didn't quite make it.


But I will say this... Whether or not Joe Burrow is the QB that I (and others) say he is will be start to be crystal clear in a month or so.


And too bad you don't have the balls to use your normal screen name...
justustm2??? Never heard of that one! (til about a week ago.)

More ammo that Joe was competing with the big boys by the end of last season.

Good question! That was against the team that FINISHED 11th in the 2018 season AP poll.

I still can’t believe we lost to Felipe Franks. He is Anthony Jennings/Brandon Harris bad.