It’s one of the most despised phrases in LSU football history. Two-quarterback system. No, not a plan where one QB starts and plays the majority of the snaps while the backup plays mop-up minutes late […]
If you were hoping to discover LSU’s spring football game would reveal major improvements from last year’s 5-5 Tigers’ season of piecemeal offense and W.O.A.T. (worst of all-time) defense, maybe you need to lower expectations. […]
It’s the simple things that will make LSU head coach Ed Orgeron happy in the spring game this weekend in Tiger Stadium. Part of the reason is that the basics are all LSU knows at […]
On film, even when replayed over and over, the play that ended LSU starting quarterback Myles Brennan’s 2020 season – but incredibly not at that very moment – isn’t obvious to the naked eye. The […]
Barring something “miraculous,” LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron believes the season for starting quarterback Myles Brennan’s season is over. Brennan, a fourth-year junior who patiently bided his time in the program, established a school […]
It has been almost 10 months since LSU accepted the national championship trophy after blasting Clemson in a Mercedes-Benz Superdome confetti shower. Heisman Trophy quarterback Joe Burrow smoked a post-game victory cigar and gave one […]
For the first time since getting injured in an Oct. 10 loss at Missouri, LSU quarterback Myles Brennan returned to practice field during the Tigers’ open date on Wednesday. And it did not go well […]
LSU coach Ed Orgeron said Monday he still doesn’t know whether injured starting quarterback Myles Brennan will be healed when the Tigers host No. 2 Alabama on Nov. 14 after this week’s open date. Brennan […]
The door for LSU quarterback Myles Brennan’s return to the field of play in Saturday’s Southeastern Conference clash at Western Division rival Auburn has closed ever so slightly and may shut by week’s end. LSU […]
The emergence of TJ Finley as the possible starting quarterback for LSU until the next governor’s election in 2023 reminds me of the 1983 NFL Draft. The first round that year saw five quarterbacks selected […]
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