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Posted on 10/22/09 at 1:26 pm to Hardwood Tiger
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Was Jay Barker a bad QB for BAMA when he threw for 7TD and 9INTs as a Soph in 12 games during BAMAs last national title in 1992?
we could do that, win the national championship and people here would still complain.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 1:26 pm to Sammobile
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jefferson isn't far from the other top players his age
Yes he is. He's the worst one of the bunch and he has arguably the best supporting cast.
More importantly, he is KILLING his team. Believe me, I want JJ to be better than he has. I wanted him to build off the bowl win and continue on an arc of improving. But he hasn't. He has regressed. He's got all of the physical attributes but there is something wrong mentally. If I knew what it was, I would point it out. But I don't. Clearly the coaching staff doesn't. And as a result, a collection of absolutely sick offensive skill players are being completely wasted.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 1:35 pm to Mike Linebacker
Throwing multiple pick sixes and turning it over Kills your team!(See Last Year)
I have not seen anything that remotely shows that the team and coaches have lost faith in JJ. The Special Teams continue to improve, the defense continues to improve, and we still have an opportunity to control our own destiny.
The coaches will do what's right for the team. That is what they get paid to do. If JJ couldn't win, they would be complete idiots to throw away solid careers and millions of dollars to support a kid that they didn't think/believe could lead the team and get it done!
I have not seen anything that remotely shows that the team and coaches have lost faith in JJ. The Special Teams continue to improve, the defense continues to improve, and we still have an opportunity to control our own destiny.
The coaches will do what's right for the team. That is what they get paid to do. If JJ couldn't win, they would be complete idiots to throw away solid careers and millions of dollars to support a kid that they didn't think/believe could lead the team and get it done!
Posted on 10/22/09 at 1:36 pm to Mike Linebacker
JJ just doesn't have it mentally right now. The kid is a great prospect and has shown some amazing flashes, but when push comes to shove, he's been inconsistent at best. He's been playing scared all season, and I have no doubt that part of that is the coaching and seeing what Lee went through last season.
Do you think that kid saw Lee getting booed and crucified for his mistakes and was like "I don't care, won't happen to me?". As soon as the criticism started for JJ, especially earlier in this season, he's been playing scared. You could see it in the UGA after the INT. He freaked everytime we got in the redzone, because he didn't want to take a chance and make a mistake.
The next game he played obviously scared the whole time. He looked like everything was too fast for him all of a sudden.
The fact is that the coaches and fans have screwed both Lee and JJ so far. They've refused to give these kids a chance to develop from their mistakes. Instead, they've simply criticized them to no end. I have no problem criticizing a player when they've shown to not give a shite when they are out there (see Ciron Black), but to go after a guy with the weight on his shoulders and trying to find his way is ridiculous.
He will only get better with support and an opportunity to see the game slow down for him. This may take him sitting on the bench a bit and watching others run the offense like Lee, but that's not for sure necessary.
Let's go JJ and Lee, and take LSU to the promised land. This Tiger Fan is with you BOTH and the team.
Do you think that kid saw Lee getting booed and crucified for his mistakes and was like "I don't care, won't happen to me?". As soon as the criticism started for JJ, especially earlier in this season, he's been playing scared. You could see it in the UGA after the INT. He freaked everytime we got in the redzone, because he didn't want to take a chance and make a mistake.
The next game he played obviously scared the whole time. He looked like everything was too fast for him all of a sudden.
The fact is that the coaches and fans have screwed both Lee and JJ so far. They've refused to give these kids a chance to develop from their mistakes. Instead, they've simply criticized them to no end. I have no problem criticizing a player when they've shown to not give a shite when they are out there (see Ciron Black), but to go after a guy with the weight on his shoulders and trying to find his way is ridiculous.
He will only get better with support and an opportunity to see the game slow down for him. This may take him sitting on the bench a bit and watching others run the offense like Lee, but that's not for sure necessary.
Let's go JJ and Lee, and take LSU to the promised land. This Tiger Fan is with you BOTH and the team.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 1:40 pm to GeauxBob
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The next game he played obviously scared the whole time. He looked like everything was too fast for him all of a sudden.
I agree with this. And that is what concerns me. This was the 8th game he has started. Having a team this talented with a QB who is scared and in over his head is a bad place to be.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 2:02 pm to LST
The first two have way more sacks..coincidence?..i think not
Posted on 10/22/09 at 2:20 pm to sec417r39
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The first two have way more sacks..coincidence?..i think not
And your point is? For those of us not invited to your last meeting.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 2:22 pm to sec417r39
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The first two have way more sacks..coincidence?..i think not
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sec417r39
i don't follow, say what you mean, man? Forcier is a much better runner than Harris so that can't be it
Posted on 10/22/09 at 2:26 pm to Tigeritaville
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Jefferson is 19 which is a young age, however he damn sure is no "star". You are an idiot thinking that
I think you missed the point here...
Posted on 10/22/09 at 2:31 pm to Hardwood Tiger
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I have not seen anything that remotely shows that the team and coaches have lost faith in JJ
I havent seen this either, but last year we did.
JJ has looked like a young QB and his stats are comparable to other young QBs. He has great skill players around him but a terrible OL. And it's really up to the coaches to figure out ways to get the ball to the playmakers and to develop JJ, and therein lies the problem. The young QB is just that, a young QB.
And FWIW, I think JL could develop as well. Again, this would take good coaching.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 2:37 pm to GeauxBob
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He's been playing scared all season, and I have no doubt that part of that is the coaching and seeing what Lee went through last season.
He didn't look all that scared to me in the last 6 mins of the Ga game while he directed those 2 game saving scoring drives and he didn't look all that scared in the 3rd game of his career at Washington when he threw those 3 TD's passes.
He had trouble against Fla. Why don't we see what happens in the Auburn game before we decide that he just doesn't have it right now.
Hey, you and some others might be right bout JJ, but I'm willing to give him a tad longer to develop...just like I did last season with JL.
This post was edited on 10/22/09 at 2:39 pm
Posted on 10/22/09 at 2:40 pm to Lonnie4LSU
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Why don't we see what happens in the Auburn game before we decide that he just doesn't have it right now.
some people will call him a failure now so that if he has a bad game against auburn they can say "i told you so".
Posted on 10/22/09 at 3:04 pm to noonan
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some people will call him a failure now so that if he has a bad game against auburn they can say "i told you so".
hopefully they're wrong
Posted on 10/22/09 at 5:34 pm to Lonnie4LSU
At times he did look scared in that game, especially when the OL struggled and he was getting blitzed.
Much like in the UF game, when we put our offense to a spread out quick read passing game, he had success moving the ball, albeit in short passes. That takes a lot of the pressure off of him, and once we saw how effective it was in the UGA game, I was SHOCKED that it wasn't a major part of our gameplan against UF.
That being said, my point wasn't to knock JJ and say he needs to be benched. Like Randall, maybe being benched would help him see the game a little differently, but if you don't think he played scared against UGA AFTER his INT in the endzone, you didn't watch the game closely.
In the end, our offense did well against UGA in getting yards because we ran the ball. Crowton got too focused on pressing the pass in the second half that we had 2 or 3 drives in a row where the total # of run plays was 1 and the total number of sacks was 5. If that changes, JJ will be fine, but right now with the playcalling, he's set up to struggle a lot.
Much like in the UF game, when we put our offense to a spread out quick read passing game, he had success moving the ball, albeit in short passes. That takes a lot of the pressure off of him, and once we saw how effective it was in the UGA game, I was SHOCKED that it wasn't a major part of our gameplan against UF.
That being said, my point wasn't to knock JJ and say he needs to be benched. Like Randall, maybe being benched would help him see the game a little differently, but if you don't think he played scared against UGA AFTER his INT in the endzone, you didn't watch the game closely.
In the end, our offense did well against UGA in getting yards because we ran the ball. Crowton got too focused on pressing the pass in the second half that we had 2 or 3 drives in a row where the total # of run plays was 1 and the total number of sacks was 5. If that changes, JJ will be fine, but right now with the playcalling, he's set up to struggle a lot.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 5:38 pm to Mike Linebacker
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More importantly, he is KILLING his team. Believe me, I want JJ to be better than he has. I wanted him to build off the bowl win and continue on an arc of improving. But he hasn't. He has regressed. He's got all of the physical attributes but there is something wrong mentally. If I knew what it was, I would point it out. But I don't. Clearly the coaching staff doesn't. And as a result, a collection of absolutely sick offensive skill players are being completely wasted.
If you want JJ to improve, you need to jump on the "hire a QB coach" bandwagon. It is far and away our biggest problem right now.
Posted on 10/22/09 at 5:56 pm to Sammobile
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hopefully they're wrong
they wont admitt it. they will just say "well, when we play alabama we will lose. just being realistic".
Posted on 10/22/09 at 7:22 pm to Sammobile
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This post was edited on 4/5/23 at 7:44 am
Posted on 10/22/09 at 8:04 pm to msutiger
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all freshman
which is why i said "young" stars
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