What does Jarrett Lee say to Les Miles at 1030 pm on January 9th?

You had me @ Punkie.

 

Les said Eric Reid was nicked...

You, like others, only believe everything Les says when it fits your position.

This is the craziest thing I've ever seen. #1 12-0 LSU headed to the SECCG in a WEEK, and we're STILL whining about JJ playing over Lee.

 

Never mind football for a minute; doesn't the kid want to graduate?

:geauxtige

 

I know what I read and quoted. Believe me, IMO YOU should also say nothing if all you have to do is bitch about the QB situation in the best LSU season of all time. Unreal.

 

I mean, seriously Red. I've read your posts for years now. You are not so naive as to believe just because Miles said so, it must be fact. You know better than that. And the thing is, that's ALL coaches. I don't understand why when Miles does it, it's a big deal. I was listening to the tOSU/UM game earlier on the radio, and the announcers were SHOCKED to see some kid from UM in a shoulder sling and tennis shoes. The coach said he was 'questionable'. Coaches don't share that kinda crap with the fanbase, and shouldn't.

 

Ah, gotcha.

:geauxtige

 

First of all, mad props to JJ and his play the past few weeks. I still don't like his decision-making (i.e. how long he tends to hold on to the ball at times), but over-all, he has improved like Krags stated earlier in the year.

I was on the JL bandwagon (that's been well-documented), but JJ's over-all play has finally started turning that corner for me. Still makes me uneasy in certain passing situations--but, it is what it is.

But the ONLY thing I'll say about Miles decision on when and how to use JL yesterday is this:

When we were up big, and he was still throwing the ball, why NOT put in Lee?? It was his last game in TS, too and because of his play through 8 games this season, he too earned the right to throw the ball in his last home game. That's my only beef.

Having said that, we've got 2 more games. And for all the criticism JJ has had, the ONE area of his game that's always been constant is that when he's been given time to prepare, he's lights out (i.e. seemingly every bowl game and every opening game).