re: Great buzz surrounding Narcisse

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If LN can throw then he easily gives us the best chance to win the west and there is no debating it.

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So you're saying that throwing accuracy and physical attributes are the only determining factors of whether an SEC QB will be successful?



Yeah, ok. Well, I'd rather see how it all plays out including live game performance instead.

Similar? I wouldn’t go that far.

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TW, Hurts isn't an accurate passer, that's why he's on the way out.

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but Tuoviso is an accurate passer and can also run. Just because a QB can run doesn't always mean he can't pass also.

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You are the ones who are the ball-lickers. We're gonna frick your mothers while you watch and cry like little, whiny bitches. Once we get to Hollywood and find those Miramax fricks who is makin' the movie... we're gonna make them eat our shite, then shite out our shite, and then eat their shite that's made up of our shite that we made 'em eat. Then all you motherfricks are next.

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Damn...I think this is the most intelligent post posted to me that I ever read. Thans, AshLSU, whatever the frick it means, and I couldn't really care less.

Anyway, whatever you are smoking genius, you need to put it up for sale.

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I also disagree with the statement that he’s more susceptible to injury. He’s thicker, stronger, and 40 lbs. heavier than Brennan, and its lean muscle

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You obviously have not dealt with high level athletes. Part of the recruiting process is knowing their injury history. Prior injuries are the biggest predictors of future injuries, much more so than physical attributes. Some athletes are just prone to injuries, whether they are 350# linemen or 167# point guards.

I'm not saying that LN should not be the starter based on that, but I am saying that if you were betting on who would be more likely to get injured again, the smart money would not be on Brennan.

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It's not about size, it's about exposure. They are cutting more, getting hit more, etc. You are simply running an offense that exposes the QB more. The fact that we have so few QB's, makes it insanely risky to name LN the starter, build an offense around him, and then Brennan leave. And then, LN go down. If I'm the coach, and have the expectations and pressure of the LSU fan base, NO WAY I do it.

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So let's just put them in wheelchairs and tell them to get after it with reckless abandon. Yeah, let's just shoot ourselves in the foot, rather than being good, because something bad might happen to lessen our needless fears so we can all sleep better at night, rather than winning. Even though most athletes end up with stronger knees post surgery than before surgery.

Moreover, I watched and rewatched that O post-practice press conference several times trying to hear him say specifically that one of the two of them is likely to transfer, and that's not what O said at all.

Indeed, all he said was he had a couple of names of QB transfers he was looking at. He was asked their names and when he would possibly sign them, and he responded, after the spring we will have time to look into the situation.

And then suddenly several reporters were claiming falselly that O suggested that one of our two QBs will transfer. That's a gigantic leap of faith if there ever was one because that is not what O said at all.

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I wish Orgeron would never have said that. This is going to be a thing for the next 5 months. He could've easily been talking about McMillan.

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He didn't say that one of the two QBs would transfer at all. That's fake news. He said he had a couple of names of possible QB transfers. He was asked for their names and when he would possibly sign one of them. O responded that he would have to wait until after Spring practice to look into it further. That's all he said about that and nothing more.

Then the next thing you know, the Morning Advocate is reporting that one of the QBs could possibly transfer after the Spring only because O said he had a couple of names of possible QB transfers possibly transferring. Which is a gigantic leap of faith if there ever were one.

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BTW, Hurts isn't an accurate passer, that's why he's on the way out.

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Yeah but his replacement is also a very mobile dual-threat QB that is very accurate and in fact he won the natty with a perfect pinpoint pass.

Most LSU fans that hate dual-threats like you automatically associate every dual-threat QB LSU is looking at with being either JJ or Brandon Harris.

Meanwhile, JJ was listed as a pro-style drop back QB out of high school and Brandon Harris was barely mobile. In fact, it was a tremendous stretch to even claim he was a dual threat. As Danny Etling was more mobile than Harris.

Not to mention, that it has been years since a pro-style immobile QB has won a Natty. Most of the QBs that have won Nattys in recent years have all been very mobile dual-threat QBs. The game has evolved.

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Yes, those 7 on 7's are most definitely the ultimate provider of evidence of sure fire QB accuracy in an SEC game.

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Nobody said that. However, Narcisse's 7 on 7 videos are better than Brennan's 7 on 7 videos. Of course, he was playing with and against better players too than the Brennan 7 on 7 videos.

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if Narcisse can pass as well as Myles, then he will win the QB battle because he can scramble and run the ball astronomically far better than Myles.

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This would be true if all a QB had to do was scramble and throw.