re: Russell Shepard will be primarily a WR while at LSU. T or F?

i think the option element alone is pretty effective, but yes, if you have a real throwing threat you take it to a new level. it's not like throwing is a common act out of the formation, however

which reminds me, of the Georgia tech idiots who were claiming their offense was a variation of the run and shoot

when anyone with any sense knows it was nothing more than the old wing-T offense.

I shudder to say this because I will get laughed at. But with some luck ( injuries and such ) and good play calling and player utilization ( this is partially luck too, right call at the right time to the right player ) LSU could have the most dangerous diversified offense in college history. Hasn't been many times that a team has had this many players with so many varing talents at such a high level.

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which reminds me, of the Georgia tech idiots who were claiming their offense was a variation of the run and shoot

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What does that say about the defensive coaching at Miami and Georgia?

All very good questions, all of which doesn't concern me one bit. The kid has stated many times he just wants to do whatever helps the team win. he doesn't care where he players. This is the best thing about it.

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Not too large of an exaggeration. Below is a sample of his accomplishments:

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SeniorPablo, you've posted here enough to know the utter futility of using facts, statistics and logic here...especially against the SloFloPro's of the rant.

All very good questions, all of which doesn't concern me one bit.

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All very good questions, all of which doesn't concern me one bit.

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This sums up most ratners better than anything I've ever seen...in fact, it's going to become my signature quote!

Emotion trumps logic every time. I mean, you realize that these are good points, they just don't influence you???

Geez.

It all depends on his arm strength, and only time will tell.

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i love shep, but it's seriously doubtful that he'll ever be a real quarterback for LSU

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This, you see, along with the fact that SFP has nothing better to do with his time than post record numbers on the rant, is why I can't take him even remotely seriously.

Miles has the nation's #1 QB prospect on his roster, yet RS (in the infinite player evaluation wisdom of SFP) is somehow not up to the task? Do you not realize that by getting RS, Miles all but ensured that most other high QB prospects aren't going to come to LSU? Do you not realize that by recruiting RS, this influences the WR's who will or won't commit to LSU...probably a few linemen as well?

In short, do you really think that Miles essentially decided that his QB situation from last year is what he wants for the next couple of years and that he wants the nation's no. 1 QB recruit so that he can use him for other things, even when that means that the other stud QB's up for grabs will likely go elsewhere? Does he do this knowing that his new stud WR's didn't sign up for LSU so that they could play QB roulette a la last year's situation during their collegiate careers?

SFP...if whomever starts next year starts to struggle, you will be one of the first to criticize Miles for not utilizing RS as a true freshman under center!

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emotion: hoping shep becomes a real QB

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Emotion is looking past RS's obscenely gaudy QB stats and concluding that he somehow can't beat out Jarret Lee, Jordan Jefferson and company and become LSU's starting QB!

Emotion is using post no. 137344 to utilize that piercing logic of yours that nowhere near addresses the issue at hand. Why don't you just use post no. 137345 to say "WILL NOT", counselor?