re: Keiland is better than Scott

It's really not that many carries. We ran it 42 times this past game, while throwing it 30 times. If our offense can get more into rhythm, its feasible.

It was raining though. I really think we need to throw the ball more, because I still don't think the running game will be nearly as successful as it was last year or the year before that.

Of course, we really can't pass block either.

This team has the weakest lines of any LSU team this decade, on offense and defense.

Does keenums first name start with a d?

eta: unfortunately it doesnt.

-Both #7
-Both caucasian
-Surnames are both of British origin
-Both QBs for Houston
-Both impact players on NCAA console games (if there was an NCAA Football 1991)
-Both enjoy outdoor recreation
-Both enjoy alcohol
-Both attend/have attended the university of Houston
-Both are in college
-Both have high school diplomas
-Both have four able limbs

Could you guys please stop ruining my thread? k thx

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scott's draft stock is falling like a rock right now.

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Even if he had another 1000 yard season, it would have dropped like Lehman stock when he ran a 4.75+ at the combine.

His best option was probably to leave after last year and fake an injury to avoid running a 40 anywhere like LenDale White.

Our O-line is pretty much just awful.

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i didnt think Quinn Johnson was that big of a loss, but i think Scott def misses that dude.

Especially since our interior line gets pushed around

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Yeah... I've decided that any time a coach says, "This [insert random position group on team here] has the potential to be the best one I've had here..."

It really means, "Jesus Christ, we fricking suck here."

I guess the only positive is that in a year or 2 TBob and Dworayk will be seasoned

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I guess the only positive is that in a year or 2 TBob and Dworayk will be seasoned

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True. And I think we have better overall talent in all the backups... other than whoever backsup Barksdale.