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LSU knows how to pick QBs
- Thread starter Leakfan12
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Jody Yates
Gator Fan
very interesting? with the D's that Lsu usually have they would be tuff if the could get a decent QB
robdog
Gator Fan
I think the interesting part is to see if they are going to sit him at all for the first game. They said they are going to come down hard on him, but I have my doubts.
CaliZona_Gator
Super Senior Member
we've recruited some trouble players as well....
So far, the worst part of this has been having to watch ESPN and hear on the radio again and again how the backup, Lee, beat us late in the game at home last year. That one and MSU were on our ineptly-run offense, if you'll recall, NOT so much their QB rallying them.
CaliZona_Gator
Super Senior Member
yeah, he started early in his career, but ended up falling in the depth chart.
robdog
Gator Fan
Well looks like they are suspended "indefinitely". We will see how long that holds up for.
What gets me is the way the various sports "personalities", speaking about this and the Miami case, keep acting like this is the start of something that we haven't seen before, and saying things like "Well, it will be a slow and deliberate process..."
What about Auburn and Cam Newton--the same deal, then reinstated days later, never missing a game, and STILL "the investigation continues"? Or Ohio State, where they DID get "punished": only it was "deferred" until AFTER they played in the pending bowl game, and were eventually "suspended" for the first five games of THIS year--suspensions Pryor and the rest never actually served, having meanwhile moved on. WE know these latest programs and their violators are playing for similar outcomes; are we to believe the "experts" somehow don't??!
What about Auburn and Cam Newton--the same deal, then reinstated days later, never missing a game, and STILL "the investigation continues"? Or Ohio State, where they DID get "punished": only it was "deferred" until AFTER they played in the pending bowl game, and were eventually "suspended" for the first five games of THIS year--suspensions Pryor and the rest never actually served, having meanwhile moved on. WE know these latest programs and their violators are playing for similar outcomes; are we to believe the "experts" somehow don't??!
