djrunner

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Worst coach in program history. Given the resources he had to succeed, inexcusable.

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You must be young. He reminds me of Dinardo, maybe a little better, both lost the team. Mike Archer says hello.

Yep, same here. Thought my buddies were about to be gone but bunch showed up yesterday and more today...

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But they no longer take our insurance so we're looking for another one.

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Everyone is dropping Humana, thats your insurance is my guess. Burnham does good work at Ocshner here as well or go see Godshaw at the Elmwood location.

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I think Dr. Andrews is the Bama doc even though he is an LSU alum according to Wikipedia.

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Dr Andrews retired from the OR in 23' and no longer preforms surgery.

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Leavitt was the starter of a team the went to the playoffs. Should we not expect more from him than Burrow who was never a starter before coming to LSU?

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Well we got a lot more so there you go. But no, look at the first year of the last 3 transfers, Mett, Joe and #5. Don't be so dramatic, this takes time and tape. He is already better than Nuss.

Yea I am sure the next guy is better and Coach forgot about him.

The kid need time and tape and you need anger management and Ozempic. You didn't debunk shite.

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I’d take first year Joe or JD in a heartbeat over Sam .
Not even close .

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The kid needs time and tape..
Here I will do the numbers for you. He will have to take care of the ball better but...Here is the comparison of Jayden, Joe and Sam year 1 post transfer. Make sure to read the last paragraph. Brought to you by AI.

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Good morning! Here's how it stacks up — and it's a fun three-way split, since Leavitt's just three weeks into his LSU career while Daniels (2022) and Burrow (2018) are both looking back at their debut seasons.

Sam Leavitt (2026) — dual-threat, high-variance start

vs. Clemson (W, 51-10): 16/28, 230 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT passing; 12 car, 113 yds, 2 TD rushing
vs. Louisiana Tech (W, 45-14): 25/38, 344 yds, 1 TD, 3 INT passing; 22 yds, 3 TD rushing
at Ole Miss (L, 24-32): 158 yds passing (full comp/att not yet published); 4-yd rushing TD
3-game line: ~732 passing yards, at least 2 pass TD, 4+ INT, 2-1 record, 6 total rushing TDs

Jayden Daniels (2022) — efficient, mistake-free, dual-threat

vs. Florida State (L, 23-24): 25/34, 209 yds, 2 TD, 0 INT passing; 114 yds rushing
vs. Southern (W, 65-17): 10/11, 137 yds, 3 TD, 0 INT passing; 18-yd rushing TD
vs. Mississippi State (W, 31-16): 22/37, 210 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT passing; 16 car, 93 yds, 1 TD rushing
3-game line: 57/82 (69.5%), 556 yds, 6 TD, 0 INT passing; 2-1 record

Joe Burrow (2018) — game-manager who grew into it

vs. Miami, Arlington (W, 33-17): 11/24, 140 yds, 0 TD, 0 INT
vs. Southeastern Louisiana (W, 31-0): 10/20, 151 yds, 2 TD, 0 INT passing; 1-yd rushing TD
at Auburn (W, 22-21): 15/34, 249 yds, 1 TD, 0 INT
3-game line: 36/78 (46.2%), 540 yds, 3 TD, 0 INT passing; 3-0 record

Big picture: Daniels and Burrow both opened turnover-free, but Daniels did it far more efficiently (69.5% completion vs. Burrow's 46.2%) and with double the touchdowns — Burrow was still finding his footing as a game manager before LSU's passing attack opened up later that season. Leavitt is the clear outlier: easily the most explosive arm and legs of the three (already over 700 passing yards plus 6 rushing TDs), but it's come with turnover trouble — 4+ interceptions in three games.

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Well, I hope he certainly can’t get much worse. It’s not like he’s miss reading Ds. He’s missing widearse open receivers or just not seeing them at all because he’s tucking and running. Getting better? It won’t take much for him to get better.

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Does he remind you of any other transfer QB's? Remember when Burrow sucked and everybody wanted to bench Jayden his first year and going into his second? He needs time and tape.

Reminds me of Burrow first 3/4's of his first year and Daniels his entire first year.