Fried Balogna

First of all TQ was the most complete reciever we had. Could go inside or outside, block, routes.... you name it he could do it. The tall guys had more reach in the jump balls yes. But TQ was most versatile. Ask Adam Henry.
Second, he gets a bum rap from CC. Quote by 2 former coaches. Sorry not giving source. AH lures TQ to LSU telling he can beat the sterotypical reciever of SEC west. He doesnt get that ultimate chance like others have.However, he passed the proving ground that he can play. Fact is.... you are laughable, and ridiculed in SECwest if you bring in a white skill player. Thats one reason Miss state doesnt even try.

I'm pretty pessimistic when it comes to playing against inovative coaching, good athletes, and a team able/willing to adapt intragame. Also, 3-4 weeks off helps only the injured. Timing is usually off, conditioning usually off, emotions usually not where they should be, distractions galore...etc.
LSU will have their frickin hands full. That one trick LSU pony better have its mojo on.

ditto

Glad to see the receiver play is front and center. I had a post banished 2 weeks ago for commenting on the poor play. Nonetheless, you need to see the posture and body language of said players when they are not included in the play. Watch what they do away from the play. They obviously do not know what a mirror is, because the self evaluation is not there in the entitled players. The 2 tall outside guys have played regardless of poor attitude, performance and adverse public comments. The big inside guy, a reported strong blocker has had the drops. Meanwhile, LM/CC introduce a new inside/outside guy Fr. phenome. He looked completely lost last week AND had a bonified drop. The one guy from last year, the one banished... 1 catch, no drops, 6 yds after catch. Quiet, no drama, multdimensional, huge effort, big blocks, team player. I dunno,it sounds insane to me

You need to check what's in the pipe you're smokin. It seems many posters are looking for excuses why this good player is dropping balls. "it's tony ball's fault, it lack of reps, it's BH fault for throwing too hard,... it goes on and on. Take an UNBIASED look at WHO has not dropped a ball this year. I promise,... it's a short list.

cough cough

Well put 93. He is really a remarkable athlete and young man. Not vocal like many of the squeaky wheels out there. He shows up in shape, studied and ready. 100% every play. His game grades was among the highest from what i heard last year.

He really grasps the team concept which LSU as a whole is lacking . He's probably the hardest working, most self motivated, most under appreciated asset they have. Too bad they don't know how to use him.

Probably correct. However, if you can't read progressions on simpler plays, memorizing the complicated plays becomes moot. That goes for all QB's. Either way, it's no excuse for not getting the job done.