Jarrett Lee may play against Auburn

HardFightinSoldier · 10-20-2009, 03:53 PM

I heard on rivals that Jarrett Lee will get significant playing time against Auburn, because apparently when Auburn plays backup QB's they become John Elway.

Jarrett Lee was unstoppable against Auburn in the second half. He then went on to have a terrible year. Figures.

**JerryBeeds** · 10-20-2009, 03:55 PM

May god have mercy on Les' soul.

Ceman 22 · 10-20-2009, 03:55 PM

I fear what LSU's Wide Receivers would do against us if they didn't have a complete moron at head coach.

crawfish · 10-20-2009, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Ceman 22

I fear what LSU's Wide Receivers would do against us if they didn't have a complete moron at head coach.

You mean like they did last year?

HardFightinSoldier · 10-20-2009, 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by crawfish

You mean like they did last year?

That's why this scares me so much.

crawfish · 10-20-2009, 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by HardFightinSoldier

I heard on rivals that Jarrett Lee will get significant playing time against Auburn, because apparently when Auburn plays backup QB's they become John Elway.

Jarrett Lee was unstoppable against Auburn in the second half. He then went on to have a terrible year. Figures.

Most of this comes because Jefferson was sick just about all last week and couldn't practice and Lee got all the reps. But JJ is back and taking all the snaps again this week, so I wouldn't count on Lee seeing much PT. Heck! Miles has been saying that Sheppard was going to get 10 to 15 snaps against the Gators and we never saw the kid. It'll be Jefferson all the way IMO.

richard34 · 10-21-2009, 12:38 AM

Hello
Head coach Nick Saban had a wonderful luxury last season. If the game seemed to be getting out of hand, he had the offensive line to just grind on people and re-establish control of the game. With three starters gone, including Andre Smith and center Antoine Caldwell, there is much work to do for offensive line coach Joe Pendry. I really like LG Mike Johnson, who will be the bell cow of that unit. And there is talent there. But the offensive line really has to play with one heartbeat and I wonder how close this group will be on Sept. 5 when the Tide plays the ACC champs at the Georgia Dome?

2-What’s the future for LSU QB Jarrett Lee? The quarterback position was pretty much a nightmare for LSU in 2008 but nobody’s dreams were worse than those of Lee, a rising third-year sophomore. You really have to work at it to throw 16 interceptions, seven of which were returned for touchdowns. When I talked to coach Les Miles at SEC Media Days, he insisted that Lee is in the mix with sophomore Jordan Jefferson, who finally grew up and took over at the end of last season. But does Lee really come all the way back from last year’s disaster, especially with highly-touted recruit Russell Shepard waiting in the wings? I think we’ll find out in the first few scrimmage if Lee is going to be a factor.

Tider27 · 10-22-2009, 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by richard34

Hello
Head coach Nick Saban had a wonderful luxury last season. If the game seemed to be getting out of hand, he had the offensive line to just grind on people and re-establish control of the game. With three starters gone, including Andre Smith and center Antoine Caldwell, there is much work to do for offensive line coach Joe Pendry. I really like LG Mike Johnson, who will be the bell cow of that unit. And there is talent there. But the offensive line really has to play with one heartbeat and I wonder how close this group will be on Sept. 5 when the Tide plays the ACC champs at the Georgia Dome?

2-What’s the future for LSU QB Jarrett Lee? The quarterback position was pretty much a nightmare for LSU in 2008 but nobody’s dreams were worse than those of Lee, a rising third-year sophomore. You really have to work at it to throw 16 interceptions, seven of which were returned for touchdowns. When I talked to coach Les Miles at SEC Media Days, he insisted that Lee is in the mix with sophomore Jordan Jefferson, who finally grew up and took over at the end of last season. But does Lee really come all the way back from last year’s disaster, especially with highly-touted recruit Russell Shepard waiting in the wings? I think we’ll find out in the first few scrimmage if Lee is going to be a factor.

Hey man it's October, you're a little late to the party.