Why is it so difficult for LSU to develop a passing game?

The world will never know.

The coach believes that only 3 things can happen when a pass is thrown...and two of them are bad

Woody Hayes and Darrell Royal

what if we hired a passing game coordinator? Someone with experience and success in this area at the college level

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think Les wants a qb that can throw the ball but has mobility. We can't seem to find that.

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so the players are inept

It was pretty good last season.

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think he wants someone that is like JJ. Runs the ball and throws the ball. Not great at either and not terrible at either.

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so does he also look for wr's that have trouble getting open and can't catch?

1) Miles is as old school as he can be, and the successes of the running-mostly-and-wear-them-out-in-the-4th-quarter plan makes him think it will allow him to continue to contend for a championship.

2) We recruit HS QB's who are coached by HS coaches who selfishly rely on their athletic skills, and they do not learn how to develop field vision, and when that is coupled with #1 above, they are on a slow learning curve, which if not corrected in the first 5-10 games as a QB in the SEC, will be entrenched as a mental thought pattern which is horribly hard to break.

Highest paid staff in america

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Billy Gonzales had that title during 2010 & 2011.

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More importantly WRs catch the drops when he is around

Maybe we shouldn't worry about developing a competent passing game anyway. We can still win 8-9 games a season without it. Probably won't beat Bama again for a long time without it, but we will win most of our other games.