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Posted on 12/5/08 at 8:37 pm to topgun1676
Posted on 12/5/08 at 8:37 pm to topgun1676
I agree
But next year we cannot experiment with QB's. Give Jordan Jefferson the start and bring in Russell Sheppard for a change in pace.
But next year we cannot experiment with QB's. Give Jordan Jefferson the start and bring in Russell Sheppard for a change in pace.
Posted on 12/5/08 at 8:47 pm to bringonusc
Okay. Thanks for backing up your opinion with at least your observations. That's what we mostly deal with here.
My observations were very different... and it's not the end of either of our worlds.
It's been posted over and over again, about J.L.'s lack of improvement throughout the course of the year. We knew J.J. could run, but defenses would make adjustments. J.J., if nothing else, showed that he would throw the ball away, rather than into multiple coverage. Sure, he was limited, but he didn't kill us. J.L. did, and the coaches' commitment to him when most of us screamed "why?", will always be a vexing question about this coaching staff.
My observations were very different... and it's not the end of either of our worlds.
It's been posted over and over again, about J.L.'s lack of improvement throughout the course of the year. We knew J.J. could run, but defenses would make adjustments. J.J., if nothing else, showed that he would throw the ball away, rather than into multiple coverage. Sure, he was limited, but he didn't kill us. J.L. did, and the coaches' commitment to him when most of us screamed "why?", will always be a vexing question about this coaching staff.
Posted on 12/5/08 at 9:01 pm to msutiger
Man! Find a sport that you have a chance of knowing ANYTHING about, but not CFB. This is one of the dumbest rants that I have ever seen posted on here, and believe me, that is going really lo-o-o-o-o-w. What a moron. Does Jaime Bice have any eligibilty left? How about Sol Graves?
Posted on 12/5/08 at 9:03 pm to jb4lsu
Man! Find a sport that you have a chance of knowing ANYTHING about, but not CFB. This is one of the dumbest rants that I have ever seen posted on here, and believe me, that is going really lo-o-o-o-o-w. What a moron. Does Jaime Bice have any eligibilty left? How about Sol Graves?
You forgot Chad Loup.
You forgot Chad Loup.
Posted on 12/5/08 at 9:04 pm to msutiger
you probably must be able to interpret braille
Posted on 12/5/08 at 9:28 pm to jb4lsu
and... last I checked... Sol Graves didn't throw one interception at LSU.
Posted on 12/5/08 at 9:35 pm to LA007
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Posted on 12/5/08 at 9:40 pm to Springlake Tiger
Well, I agree that JJ has a lot of athleticism and is a better runner, but being a great QB requires a lot more. Peyton Manning is no where near the most gifted athlete but he is one hell of a QB. QB is about a lot more than just how you look as an athlete. I think a lot people are looking at the "flash" of JJ, rather than the substance. Had he led us to victory over a bad Arky team, I'd be willing to give him more credit, but as bad as the defense played, how many first downs did JJ get in the 2d half? I lost count of the 3 and outs in the 2d half of that game. If the offense would have done anything productive after the first drive of the 2d half that game would have had a much different outcome.
Many on here are pumping JJ as the better QB based on not throwing pic 6s, and while that is an important factor, how many drives did he have the length of the field vs. how many 3 and outs? how many come from behind, back against the wall drives did he lead? None that I recall, and in his golden opportunity to make a name for himself in Tiger lore, he didn't manage the hurry up offense at the end of the arkansas game very well at all, holding the ball way too long before taking action.
Many want to blame the coaches for not advancing the ball with 3 time outs but a large part of the blame has to go to the QB, the man with the ball in his hands on the field. (ok, i know the ref got in the way of the receiver on his first play, but how much time had run off the clock before then and how much room did JJ have to run before that?).
Thus, all of those that want to jump on the JJ is better bandwagon, explain why he wasn't able to get but one scoring drive (if I remember correctly) against Ole Miss, and only led one scoring drive in the 2d half of the Arky game? I just didn't think he moved the chains that well. So yes, looking off the safety and throwing a nice deep ball for a TD was a great play and sign of good things to come, but what else did he do?
Let's not forget the pass at the end of the first half in the arky game. While that 3rd down play was a dumb call (one of the worst coaching moves all year), JJ's throw was no where close!!!
Thus, in conclusion, while JJ is a fantastic athlete and I think has great potential to be a great QB at LSU, he's not there yet. He's young and will get better but clearly doesn't have a broad range of plays he capable of running at this point. JL, in spite the points he gave up with the pic 6s, also consistently moved the chains and he led a lot of scoring drives, including clutch drives at the end of games.
There was a reason JL started ahead of JJ, and I'm willing to respect the coaches decision in that regard and I truly believe they had a good reason for doing so.
Many on here are pumping JJ as the better QB based on not throwing pic 6s, and while that is an important factor, how many drives did he have the length of the field vs. how many 3 and outs? how many come from behind, back against the wall drives did he lead? None that I recall, and in his golden opportunity to make a name for himself in Tiger lore, he didn't manage the hurry up offense at the end of the arkansas game very well at all, holding the ball way too long before taking action.
Many want to blame the coaches for not advancing the ball with 3 time outs but a large part of the blame has to go to the QB, the man with the ball in his hands on the field. (ok, i know the ref got in the way of the receiver on his first play, but how much time had run off the clock before then and how much room did JJ have to run before that?).
Thus, all of those that want to jump on the JJ is better bandwagon, explain why he wasn't able to get but one scoring drive (if I remember correctly) against Ole Miss, and only led one scoring drive in the 2d half of the Arky game? I just didn't think he moved the chains that well. So yes, looking off the safety and throwing a nice deep ball for a TD was a great play and sign of good things to come, but what else did he do?
Let's not forget the pass at the end of the first half in the arky game. While that 3rd down play was a dumb call (one of the worst coaching moves all year), JJ's throw was no where close!!!
Thus, in conclusion, while JJ is a fantastic athlete and I think has great potential to be a great QB at LSU, he's not there yet. He's young and will get better but clearly doesn't have a broad range of plays he capable of running at this point. JL, in spite the points he gave up with the pic 6s, also consistently moved the chains and he led a lot of scoring drives, including clutch drives at the end of games.
There was a reason JL started ahead of JJ, and I'm willing to respect the coaches decision in that regard and I truly believe they had a good reason for doing so.
This post was edited on 12/5/08 at 9:41 pm
Posted on 12/5/08 at 10:45 pm to TigerinSoCal
Look. Your analysis is mostly on target. But, the players decide who their leaders are. J.L. had more than the support he deserved this year. I wish that the coaches in years past would have been so patient with their QB. Be fair, J.L. had his chance, and he might have another. But, J.J. looks better now.
Posted on 12/6/08 at 12:58 am to msutiger
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JL is better than JJ
Posted on 12/6/08 at 1:29 am to LSUdm21
Couldn't of said it better my friend.
Remember the look of pure fear on JL's
face when he was was getting his play call
and remember how cool, calm and collected
JJ was in his very first starting game. He
has an instinct that Lee doesn't seem to have.
Remember the look of pure fear on JL's
face when he was was getting his play call
and remember how cool, calm and collected
JJ was in his very first starting game. He
has an instinct that Lee doesn't seem to have.
Posted on 12/6/08 at 2:03 am to bringonusc
quote:
let me clue you in. after the numerous russell vs flynn threads no this board, it became blatantly obvious that people saying flynn was smarter only said that because he was white. EVERYTHING else pointed in the other direction. just as in this case, EVERYTHING else points in the other direction when you say lee is smarter than jefferson.
Posted on 12/6/08 at 2:06 am to TigerinSoCal
quote:
JL, in spite the points he gave up with the pic 6s, also consistently moved the chains
claiming lee did anything consistently is a flat out lie
Posted on 12/6/08 at 2:31 am to specs1
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JL is better than JJ
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The loss to Bama could have easily been a win. Yes JLee made a couple of mistakes. But the stupid play calls in OT were not on JLee, nor was the dropped touchdown pass or the bobble that gave Bama it's first INT.
Pick 6 means anything to you? JL is terrible. Stares down receivers, threw more ints than tds, is afraid to run for first downs and kid can't run. Did I mention that he was negative yards on every attempt to run, thats just horrible.
You 're going to judge this on one start vs what, 10?
Posted on 12/6/08 at 2:49 am to bringonusc
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TigerinSoCal
Good gosh brah, that was a worthless post.
JJ is a true freshman, The coaches weren't even looking at him to ever start a game this year until the coaches realized JL was a pick 6 machine.
As everyone notice JL had help from Charles Scott most of the season.
When JJ first start came around he had to do just about all by himself. The Offensive line was protecting, Offensive line wasn't opening holes. The Defense fell apart in the 2nd half.
JJ deserve more credit then that BS you just tried to pull.
Posted on 12/6/08 at 7:17 am to msutiger
Hmmm. I can't definitively say who's better but, based on what we've seen of the two, I don't understand what you would base saying JL is better on. JJ seems like more of a gamer, a better runner, and from the little we've seen, at least as good of a passer, and so far, a better decision maker.
Grant it we haven't seen much of him but, I dont understand the basis of saying JL is better based on what we've seen.
Grant it we haven't seen much of him but, I dont understand the basis of saying JL is better based on what we've seen.
Posted on 12/6/08 at 7:34 am to BigAppleTiger
I think JL is much better QB than JJ in term of passing. JJ played
in the 2nd half against Arky. With Lee, we could have won that game b/c he knows how to win against average team away from home (Auburn/SC)
I predict JJ with start against TT in the first half and then Lee comes in and helps us to win the bowl game .

I predict JJ with start against TT in the first half and then Lee comes in and helps us to win the bowl game .
Posted on 12/6/08 at 7:40 am to NationalChampionLSU
JL is a better QB,just NOT in Crowtons system!!!
Posted on 12/6/08 at 8:33 am to dukke v
I think both are equally good. I know everyone keeps hitting Lee with the pick 6s, yes that hurts him but remember around 4 of those should have never been returned if the offense had not given up. Both are young and didn't have experience. Lee does have the problem of staring down his receivers but I've seen JJ do the same thing and yes he has looked off receivers a couple of times. Another aspect that help JJ do real well is there isn't much game film on him. I honestly like both QBs and believe both have the potential to be great at LSU. I also think part of the problem was the play calling with these to freshman hurt them and added to their mistakes. Hopefully they will both fully learn the offense completely and have put up positive stats next year. Also, if next year we see Lee still staring down his receivers then I'll say he needs to sit the bench and lets focus on JJ and RS
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