Saban should look at LSU QB

[unifiedtheory]

Originally Posted by kastofsna120

this thread has more errors than any one i've ever seen

That is quite an accompolishment for this board.

[LSUSAINT]

Originally Posted by SMadison29

Great googly moogly. He's not even a good college QB. He probably has the best arm in college, though I haven't seen Ben Olsen's yet, but he is very inaccurate. He's gonna have to step up big time early in the year next season or Ryan Perrilloux will have that job.

Wow. Do you just like to make things up for the fun of it? Is it really that much fun to lie?

He's completing 62.7% of his passes and this includes all the drops he gets. If you saw the Auburn game you would know. That 62.7 % leads the SEC.

He's second in passing efficieny in the SEC with a rating of 144.06

LSU as a team is also leading the SEC in passing effiecieny with 151.03 rating.

Yep. He's really inaccurate.

He's definitely going to have to step up big time next year or Perrilloux will have that job.

No turnovers in the recent big games Auburn and Alabama.

Please. Next time you post. Post something that's true and or has some meaning.

This thread is hilarious. Looks like there are more posters like you. Jamarcus Russell is not 6-8, he's 6-5 and closer to 6-6.

It was the Capital One Bowl game and if not for the miracle pass at the end, Russell would have been credited with another comeback win.

[kastofsna120]

there's a big difference in accuracy from the college level to the NFL level. completion percentage doesn't mean much, and QB efficiency means even less

russell is inaccurate

[SMadison29]

Wow. Do you just like to make things up for the fun of it? Is it really that much fun to lie?

Watch & learn & maybe your bias won't affect your judgement as much.

He's second in passing efficieny in the SEC with a rating of 144.06

Considering the SEC's QBs this year that's not that big of a major accomplishment. With LSU's WR talent, which is probably second only to USC & maybe Miami, he should be high.

He's second in passing efficieny in the SEC with a rating of 144.06

LSU as a team is also leading the SEC in passing effiecieny with 151.03 rating.

Yep. He's really inaccurate.

Completion percentage & accuracy are to completely different things. If completion percentage was a tell-tale sign then guys like Stefan Lefors, Sonny Cumbie, & Kliff Kingsbury would be playing every day in the NFL because of their supreme accuracy. Completion percentage by no means proves your accuracy though it can prove inaccuracy.

No turnovers in the recent big games Auburn and Alabama.

How skewed are JaMarcus' #s because of weak defensive teams? LSU has played 4 teams with a top 30 defense (Alabama, Auburn, Florida, & Tennessee). Russell's combined #s are 60 of 113 (53%), 813 yards (203 ypg), 4 TDs 3 ints 1 fumble, so much for that accuracy BS.

Next time you may want to take the blinders off. He's young & still has a couple years to develop but at the same time he has to be looking over his shoulder because LSU & Les Miles didn't waste time & effort in recruiting Perrilloux (#1 QB recruit) away from Texas to have him sit for 2-3 years.

[LSUSAINT]

Originally Posted by SMadison29

Watch & learn & maybe your bias won't affect your judgement as much.



Considering the SEC's QBs this year that's not that big of a major accomplishment. With LSU's WR talent, which is probably second only to USC & maybe Miami, he should be high.



Completion percentage & accuracy are to completely different things. If completion percentage was a tell-tale sign then guys like Stefan Lefors, Sonny Cumbie, & Kliff Kingsbury would be playing every day in the NFL because of their supreme accuracy. Completion percentage by no means proves your accuracy though it can prove inaccuracy.



How skewed are JaMarcus' #s because of weak defensive teams? LSU has played 4 teams with a top 30 defense (Alabama, Auburn, Florida, & Tennessee). Russell's combined #s are 60 of 113 (53%), 813 yards (203 ypg), 4 TDs 3 ints 1 fumble, so much for that accuracy BS.

Next time you may want to take the blinders off. He's young & still has a couple years to develop but at the same time he has to be looking over his shoulder because LSU & Les Miles didn't waste time & effort in recruiting Perrilloux (#1 QB recruit) away from Texas to have him sit for 2-3 years.

Watch more then one LSU game and learn.:eek:

He's a young QB in his first true season of starting. Does anyone remember Brady Quinn this time last year or Jason Cambell every year before his senior year? They weren't good QBs. Russell still has two years left.

Last year Quinn was 55th in total passing efficiency and had a 54.11 completion percentage.

This year, Quinn is 5th in total passing efficiency and has a 65.76 completion percentage.

Russell, like Quinn and every other QB will improve but Russell is farther then most would be in his position.

Ever since the Florida game he's been a totally different QB then in the begginning of the season. Like I said, he didn't turn the ball over against Auburn or Bama. Bama was third in total defense, 4th in pass defense and 1st in pass defense. Bama had the longest streak of forcing turnovers and Russell broke it. As young as Russell is he's very mature. Also, like I said in the Auburn game his WRs dropped several balls including two easy TDs.

Well considering he's 26th in the nation in passing effieciency means something.

I wasn't saying the best completion percentage makes you the best QB for the NFL. Don't jump to stupid conclusions. If Stefan Lefors had size and a strong arm, then yes he'd be a good NFL QB.

So completion percentage can prove your inacurrate but not accurate?

You want to talk about his #s being skewed by weak defenses?

Then mention Drew Olsen or Matt Leinart. UCLA hasn't played a defense yet.

Russell has played tougher defenses then most and has performed well recently. See Bama.

Russell is now getting in a grove and coming into his own.

Miles didn't waste that much time or effort. He was only coach for a month or two until signing day. I'm sure he wants to play him because he spent so much time recruiting him. :rofl3: Please, save the BS.


Perrilloux won't play ahead of Russell. Perrilloux is third string and hasn't played and down this year. He won't play next year if Russell returns as well.

Don't listen to me though, I'm only an LSU fan.

I've seen every Russell snap, he may no be the most accurate QB but to say he's inaccurate is just silly.

[LSUSAINT]

Originally Posted by kastofsna120

there's a big difference in accuracy from the college level to the NFL level. completion percentage doesn't mean much, and QB efficiency means even less

russell is inaccurate

Your the same guy that said Russell makes bad decisions.

:rofl3: Like I'm going to take whatever you say seriously.

[Motion]

Originally Posted by Doktor Ivel

DeMarcus Russell. He was at the Manning Passing Acadamy, this summer. I seen him there. He was an arogant, cocky, bassturd.
I mentioned the 2004 Liberty Bowl game to him, and he flipped out....lol
you guys prolly dont remember what happened in that game...

Considering that was Capital One Bowl, I'm sure he flipped out.

[SMadison29]

Perrilloux won't play ahead of Russell. Perrilloux is third string and hasn't played and down this year. He won't play next year if Russell returns as well.

Perrilloux isn't playing because he's redshirting.

He's a young QB in his first true season of starting. Does anyone remember Brady Quinn this time last year or Jason Cambell every year before his senior year? They weren't good QBs. Russell still has two years left.

Last year Quinn was 55th in total passing efficiency and had a 54.11 completion percentage.

This year, Quinn is 5th in total passing efficiency and has a 65.76 completion percentage.

Russell, like Quinn and every other QB will improve but Russell is farther then most would be in his position.

Did I not say that he is young & has a couple years to develop :yes: but at the same time he's looking over his shoulder at Perrilloux.

Miles didn't waste that much time or effort. He was only coach for a month or two until signing day. I'm sure he wants to play him because he spent so much time recruiting him. Please, save the BS.

It's a shame that I know more about LSU recruiting than an LSU fan. Miles pulled off a miraculous job stealing Perrilloux, who already had a strong verbal with Texas, away on national signing day. He put a lot of time in getting Perrilloux in the fold. Miles main recruiting point was that he would get the chance to compete with Russell while Mack Brown told him the only chance he would get to play while Vince Young was there was if Vince got hurt. Please save me the BS until you have a clue about what you're talking about.

You want to talk about his #s being skewed by weak defenses?

Then mention Drew Olsen or Matt Leinart. UCLA hasn't played a defense yet.

& it shows because Olsen isn't a top rated NFL prospect.

[LSUSAINT]

Originally Posted by SMadison29

Perrilloux isn't playing because he's redshirting.



Did I not say that he is young & has a couple years to develop :yes: but at the same time he's looking over his shoulder at Perrilloux.



It's a shame that I know more about LSU recruiting than an LSU fan. Miles pulled off a miraculous job stealing Perrilloux, who already had a strong verbal with Texas, away on national signing day. He put a lot of time in getting Perrilloux in the fold. Miles main recruiting point was that he would get the chance to compete with Russell while Mack Brown told him the only chance he would get to play while Vince Young was there was if Vince got hurt. Please save me the BS until you have a clue about what you're talking about.



& it shows because Olsen isn't a top rated NFL prospect.

Perrilloux was never a strong verbal to Texas. Every LSU fan knew he was going to de-commit and go to LSU. We could have got a nobody coach and he would have de-commit. Everyone knew and it wasn't a suprise when he did. It would have been more of a suprise if he signed with Texas. I was so suprised Perrilloux signed with LSU.

Perrilloux wasn't even in the mix for the starting QB job. It was between Russell and Matt Flynn.

It's a shame I know about LSU recruiting more then you.

Perrilloux is no threat to Russell. I'm sorry you live in a fantasy land.

You're such a tool.

[kastofsna120]

Originally Posted by LSUSAINT

Perrilloux wasn't even in the mix for the starting QB job. It was between Russell and Matt Flynn.

because he's REDSHIRTING

[LSUSAINT]

Originally Posted by kastofsna120

because he's REDSHIRTING

First of all, I wasn't talking to you.

Second of all, SMadison29 stated that Miles promised Perrilloux that he would have a shot at competing for the starting job with Russell.

Thank you. Come again.

[kastofsna120]

Originally Posted by LSUSAINT

First of all, I wasn't talking to you.

Second of all, SMadison29 stated that Miles promised Perrilloux that he would have a shot at competing for the starting job with Russell.

Thank you. Come again.

he was wrong how?

[LSUSAINT]

Originally Posted by kastofsna120

he was wrong how?

Maybe because Perrilloux didn't have a shot at competing for a starting job. Just maybe. :sleep:

[SMadison29]

Originally Posted by LSUSAINT

Perrilloux was never a strong verbal to Texas. Every LSU fan knew he was going to de-commit and go to LSU. We could have got a nobody coach and he would have de-commit. Everyone knew and it wasn't a suprise when he did. It would have been more of a suprise if he signed with Texas. I was so suprised Perrilloux signed with LSU.

Perrilloux wasn't even in the mix for the starting QB job. It was between Russell and Matt Flynn.

It's a shame I know about LSU recruiting more then you.

Perrilloux is no threat to Russell. I'm sorry you live in a fantasy land.

You're such a tool.

http://www.cstv.com/tsx/02062005/m-footbl/lsu.html

One of the best things new LSU coach Les Miles could do to impress Tigers fans is pull off a big recruiting coup. Miles did just that on by bringing quarterback Ryan Perrilloux into the fold on national letter of signing day.
Perrilloux, from of East St. John-Reserve, is widely considered the nation's top quarterback prospect and had committed to Texas six months earlier. Meanwhile, Miles did not come from Oklahoma State to replace Nick Saban as LSU's coach until Jan. 3. Plus, LSU already has a sophomore quarterback, JaMarcus Russell, who started most of the 2004 season.

http://louisianastate.scout.com/2/350808.html

So Perrilloux basically said "game on" and bring it on and LSU did. Especially after Nick Saban left for the Miami Dolphins. New coach Les Miles made Perrilloux Chore 1. He went to see him right away and courted him right up to the time his signed fax arrived at LSU on signing day.

http://www.statesman.com/horns/conte...svc=7&cxcat=54

Perrilloux told the newspaper that Miles promised him a fair chance to earn the top spot while recruiting him, while Texas coaches told him Young would be the starter if healthy.

[LSUSAINT]

Originally Posted by SMadison29

http://www.cstv.com/tsx/02062005/m-footbl/lsu.html



http://louisianastate.scout.com/2/350808.html



http://www.statesman.com/horns/conte...svc=7&cxcat=54

That's from newspapers. I'm telling you every LSU fan already knew he was going to LSU. It wasn't a suprise when he signed with LSU. He told his classmates and LSU players he was going. It wasn't a big deal when he signed. No one said "Oh, wow. I never though Perrilloux would back out and sign with LSU." If you would have followed LSU recruiting extensively, then you would know this. Ask any LSU fan.