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Posted on 12/20/10 at 10:33 am to BT
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how does the dynamite go?
BOOM!
Posted on 12/20/10 at 10:36 am to dos crystal
some of these dudes didnt like that at all,,, and at this very moment that are trying hard as they possibly fricking can, to come up with some sort of logical rebutttt butttt butt al.
This post was edited on 12/20/10 at 10:36 am
Posted on 12/20/10 at 10:38 am to therocketscientist
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but he has had horrid QB play since Flynn left campus. Period.
People tend to forget the fact that our QB play in 2007 wasn't exactly off the charts either due to the fact that we won the BCSNC. Look at Flynn's numbers:
2400 yards, 56.3%, 21 TD, 11 INT
And this guy just played a good game in his first NFL start against maybe the best team in the league. And this is the production that GC got out of him.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 10:53 am to BT
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some of these dudes didnt like that at all,,, and at this very moment that are trying hard as they possibly fricking can, to come up with some sort of logical rebutttt butttt butt al.
i know. it's not that i'm a g.c. fan, i just get tired of hearing the silly development angle. for every coach you say "developed" a player, i can show you just as many he didn't. if you believe it's the coaches that make the player, then you have to think why couldn't curley make another favre? warner got better coaching in arena football? flaco got the best coaching at delaware? big ben, miami of ohio? on and on and on.
if it's jimbo, then what happen to rick clausen, what happened to randal, weatherford, lee, manuel?
why isn't gilbert as good as mccoy? coached by the same guy.
I remember everyone jumping all over mike d. comments about al woods not being "developed". he was going to get the good coaching at the saints to bring out his talent. well, saints had to cut him.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 10:55 am to dos crystal
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see, this works both ways.
qb's jimbo didnt develop
seriously?
He had Lee for 1 year, weatherford for 2.
He got as much out of Randall as he could.
Clausen wasn't good enough to develop, lsu gave him that game in 05.
Manuel still has time but he may be your only argument.
This post was edited on 12/20/10 at 10:56 am
Posted on 12/20/10 at 10:56 am to etm512
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People tend to forget the fact that our QB play in 2007 wasn't exactly off the charts either due to the fact that we won the BCSNC. Look at Flynn's numbers
oh the irony. "forget". you forgot doucet got injured. brandon lafel was benched for dropping balls. flynn was down to a first year player, byrd as his go to guy.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:00 am to BT
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chick bowl in 2008 was the worst thing that happened to 3 people.
GC
JJ
JL
The worst thing that happened was losing Brett Helms at center and replacing him with T-Bob and Herman Johnson with Dworaczyk.Add in "Stud the Dud" and you are looking at disaster.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:02 am to TigerFanDan
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Crowton could have Brett Favre, Joe montana, Archie Manning, he still screws it up.
Damn right.
Come to think of it, Curly Hallman had Brett Favre and developed him into a great QB. Let's fire Crowton and hire Curly Hallman!
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:02 am to therocketscientist
Not reading thru every post, so if it's been said, I apologize in advance.
To OP,
STFU.
If this was Crowton's first job ever it would be one thing. But in fact, it ISN'T his first job ever...and he's a known quantity. Known to come out strong and flame out faster than chit. Time for him to go...yesterday.
To OP,
STFU.
If this was Crowton's first job ever it would be one thing. But in fact, it ISN'T his first job ever...and he's a known quantity. Known to come out strong and flame out faster than chit. Time for him to go...yesterday.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:02 am to rjokerlsu
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This is getting old--but one more time, Crowton has had plenty of time, 4 years, only one good year, the very first, when he inherited a 5th year QB he did not develop.
And an ultra-talented backup who could have won in spite of Crowton as well. Funny thing is, if RP had stayed this whole Crowton issue would only just now be taking off instead of being real,real old.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:03 am to dos crystal
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oh the irony. "forget". you forgot doucet got injured. brandon lafel was benched for dropping balls. flynn was down to a first year player, byrd as his go to guy.
Doucet played in 10 of the 14 games. Lafell was our 2nd leading WR. And we had 225 YPG rushing that year and we still only completed 56% of our passes. So yeah, I would say as a whole that our QB play under GC that first year was still not too stellar.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:07 am to therocketscientist
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I say some things to rile folks up and make people think more holistically, but don't be fooled to assuming that I can't match wits with you...oh, and your rocket scientist jokes are weak...
Why dont you tell us how you really feel!
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:08 am to etm512
First of all, I am not a fan of Crowton either, but he has had dog shite to work with the last 3 years. If you disagree, then so be it, but tell me what you thjink could have been done, not just flame and "yeah but" your rebuttal. Provide something to base it on. The central part of my post is that IN THE LAST 3 YEARS, CROWTON HAS HAD VERY POOR QB's TO WORK WITH. How can you possibly disagree with that?
"QB development", huh?
Lee: He was in way over his head as a freshman and was scarred beyond devewlopment. That was more Miles fault than Crowton's. Miles had to play and scar a QB against SEC defenses. He never recovered. Walsh could not have fixed him, especiallu the way Miles threw him under the bus and never had any confidence in him, and then never gave him a real chance to win the job or get 1st string reps in practice. THAT WAS MILES' DOING, dumba arses. Not Crowton's.
JJ: You have your head in the ground if you think someone could have developed JJ into a good QB. He has had a every chance imaginable and is still a poor QB. He stares down his recievers 90% of the time, is a very slow decision maker, has poor pocket passing presence, and the slowest release I have ever seen by an LSU QB.
Do you disagree these are his issues? If so, provide some fricken evidence to back it up. Please.
How do you propose development of that combination of issues?
Come on smart arses, provide some real analysis and rebuttal. Don't change the topic or flame, tell me how Crowton had a chance the last 3 years.
Again, I would prefer a different OC also, but I am just stating a fact that Miles insisted on JJ as the QB, and JJ only, and he was not "developable" as you suggest.
"QB development", huh?
Lee: He was in way over his head as a freshman and was scarred beyond devewlopment. That was more Miles fault than Crowton's. Miles had to play and scar a QB against SEC defenses. He never recovered. Walsh could not have fixed him, especiallu the way Miles threw him under the bus and never had any confidence in him, and then never gave him a real chance to win the job or get 1st string reps in practice. THAT WAS MILES' DOING, dumba arses. Not Crowton's.
JJ: You have your head in the ground if you think someone could have developed JJ into a good QB. He has had a every chance imaginable and is still a poor QB. He stares down his recievers 90% of the time, is a very slow decision maker, has poor pocket passing presence, and the slowest release I have ever seen by an LSU QB.
Do you disagree these are his issues? If so, provide some fricken evidence to back it up. Please.
How do you propose development of that combination of issues?
Come on smart arses, provide some real analysis and rebuttal. Don't change the topic or flame, tell me how Crowton had a chance the last 3 years.
Again, I would prefer a different OC also, but I am just stating a fact that Miles insisted on JJ as the QB, and JJ only, and he was not "developable" as you suggest.
This post was edited on 12/20/10 at 11:09 am
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:14 am to therocketscientist
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Do you disagree these are his issues? If so, provide some fricken evidence to back it up. Please.
Both QBs have their issues, no doubt. The lack of progression between them and the lack of improvement from year to year are the main problems. Nobody is expecting JJ to be an All SEC QB, however what we do expect is to see him receive proper coaching that would help at least improve from year to year.
And I posted Flynn's stats to prove that GC had a guy who is the backup in GB and well thought of by his coaches. With that talent, GC still couldn't get a good passing game together.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:23 am to dos crystal
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see, this works both ways.
qb's jimbo didn't develop
Rick clausen
Clausen played two years at LSU (Redshirt and Redshirt Freshman) and was third string.
In 2001, Rohan Davey was 2nd team All-SEC.
In 2002, Mauck and Randal started at QB.
To argue that Jimbo failed to "develop" Clausen, is like arguing that Jimbo failed to develop Jamarcus Russell because he wasn't any good until his sophomore year.
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Marcus Randal
He wasn't great, but was serviceable considering he was a career backup. Not to mention that improved during his career. And again, he played behind Matt Mauck and Russell.
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Xavier Lee
Was a Redshirt Junior when Fisher got there and only played one season under Fisher. Ironically, has his best statistically season under Fisher.
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Drew weatherford
Only really played one season under Fisher in 2007 and a statically solid season. He was benched in favor of the guy that Fisher developed as a Freshman - Ponder - in 2008.
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e.j. manuel
He's going to be a junior and has played behind Ponder for two seasons.
So, according to you, Fisher "failed to develop" a third string R.S Freshman, a guy that played one year in his system as a back-up, a guy that had a solid junior season and was benched as senior because on the guys Fisher developed was better, and a will-be junior whose backed up the all-ACC QB for two years.
Why don't you compare QB productivity under each coach since 2001? That ought to be interesting.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:26 am to therocketscientist
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First of all, I am not a fan of Crowton either, but he has had dog shite to work with the last 3 years.
You think Crowton's lack of productivity is due to lack of talent at the QB position.
Most reasonable people think Crowton's lack of productivity is due to his inability to utilize talent at the QB position (among a host of other issues).
Luckily, we can look at history for evidence and unfortunately history doesn't work in your favor.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:26 am to Antonio Moss
Anyone debating GC's ability to develop QBs better than Jimbo's ability to develop QBs is involved in a losing argument. And there are examples to prove it.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:41 am to Antonio Moss
I agree Moss, just elaborated what i said.
Posted on 12/20/10 at 11:47 am to PAtiger21
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seriously?
yes seriously. see the original statment by the poster.
Jimbo developed:
Rohan Davey
Josh Booty (when he felt like being coached...still made 1st Team All SEC)
Matt Mauck
JaMarcus Russell
Matt Flynn
Track record speaks for itself
so, according to you can't blame jimbo for "Lee for 1 year, weatherford for 2."
however, the original message gave him credit for Josh booty and rohan davey over the same amount of time?
which is it? isn't that a double standard? why does it work one way and not the other?
This makes no sense. so it's the player that failed if they didn't develop under jimbo ("when booty felt like being coached, clausen and randal wasn't talented enough.
yet it's gary crowton and not a lack of ability with jefferson or lee. no one is mentioning ryan p. who coached him to m.v.p. in the s.e.c. championship game? was it g.c. coaching for the first three years that helped dennis dixon in his senior season since it was jimbo that helped flynn in his senior season?
these things work both ways.
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