Cam Cameron? Aren't there other OC candidates?

Man, where do u get the time to post all of this stuff?

 

Get a smart phone. You can do the same thing standing in line at the store like I'm doing now. Also, ignore phone calls from friends and family that want to talk and/or meet up if they don't interest you as much as LSU sports

 

To appreciate how big of a compliment this is, Scot Loeffler, now the OC at Virginia Tech, was the college quarterbacks coach for future NFL Draft picks Tom Brady , Tim Tebow , Brian
Griese , Chad Henne , Drew Henson and
John Navarre . The players have started
over 300 regular-season NFL games
and garnered a combined four Super
Bowl rings as pros.

 

I can't wait to see how Jennings and Rettig develop under him. Good God almighty! Is it September yet. Bet we run more than 6 or 7 plays on offense now.

 

Flacco didn't have a 3,000+ yd passing season until Cameron arrived and had one every year under Cameron's coaching.

I also wonder what Gunner Kiel must be thinking now. Mama's boy didn't have the chest to win ND's starting QB job and might spend all 4 years riding the pine behind Golson...oh what could have been had he followed through on his commitment to LSU.

 

I'll take the two QBs we just got over Kiel anyday... they seem ready to want to come in and fight for playing time... Gunner was just a bitch wanting the job handed to him. Well Kiel you reep what you sow. Notre Lame sucks LOL.

 

I wasn't serious. While I care about LSU, and am interested in its success, I am not consumed by it. I have a "smartphone", by the way, I just find enjoyment engaging my children while in line at a grocery store, and actually like to talk w/family and friends.

 

Good...but can we keep the topic on Cam now? Because that's why people read the thread...not to hear about other people like you or I

 

TigerSportsDigest:
...
No contract has been signed or official
announcement made, but the mere indication (of Cam to LSU)
has been enough to send Tiger Nation into a
state of delirium.
...
Aaron Wilson, who
covers the NFL for Fox Sports and the
Ravens for The Baltimore Sun , had (this) to say
about Cameron, who was fired as the
Ravens’ offensive coordinator following a
Week 14 loss to the Washington Redskins.

..."Cam is Les’ guy, and I think
it’s going to be a really good situation
because Les has someone he can trust and
someone with a ton of experience – he’s
been an NFL head coach, a successful NFL
offensive coordinator.
“Say what you want about how it ended. He
had an argument with John Harbaugh and
wasn’t listening to staff input maybe as much
as he should have been, and that led to his
downfall this year, but he has a lot to do
with the Ravens being Super Bowl
champions right now. Nobody can ever take
that away from him.”
As for his X’s and O’s Wilson indicated
Cameron, a noted developer of
quarterbacks, ... "is a definite
disciple of the Don Coryell principles of the
old San Diego Chargers. You look back at
Cam in his career, and there’s been some
West Coast system, some option football.
He’s been a versatile coordinator.”
On top of his NFL experience ...
Cameron has also served as a collegiate
head coach, leading Indiana ...
It’s Cameron’s stay there, ...
coupled with his body of work at
Michigan, which lead Wilson to believe he’ll
be a more-than-serviceable recruiter for
LSU.
“He was a good recruiter at Michigan and
Indiana,” Wilson said. “He got and helped
develop Antwaan Randle El. He’s got a good
personality and is friendly. He’s good with
parents. He’s a good, trustworthy, Christian
kind of guy, and I think that plays real well in
the South. He’s charismatic, smart and a
good speaker, and he knows how to flatter
people.”
...Wilson said he can’t think of a
better situation for Cameron, who excels at
molding young signal callers and fits right in
to the college scene, especially at a place
like LSU where there’s no shortage of talent.
“When you give him the right personnel, he
can kick some butt.”
...

 

If all he does is make our QBs better and competitive i'll be happy. The QB position has been our achilles heel for several years now.