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January 2, 2012
Tide preparing to see both LSU quarterbacks
Chase Goodbread
TideSports.com Senior Writer

TUSCALOOSA | There he sits.

Still today, roughly two months since his last snap as a starting quarterback, LSU's Jarrett Lee still sits at the top of the Southeastern Conference ranking for pass efficiency. His efficiency rating is 152.0, and with help from a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 14-3, he still edges out the likes of Tyler Wilson, Aaron Murray, AJ McCarron - the best the league has to offer.

And there he'll sit -- on the bench, that is -- when the BCS National Championship Game gets underway without him as the University of Alabama rematches the Tigers in New Orleans Jan. 9.

Jefferson & Lee vs. Alabama
LEE                  
Year   Comp   Att   INT   Yards   TD   Rush yds
2008   13   34   4   181   1   -3
2009   4   10   1   44   0   -12
2010   4   7   0   67   0   -12
2011   3   7   2   24   0   0
Totals   24   58   7   316   1   -27
JEFFERSON               
Year   Comp   Att   INT   Yards   TD   Rush yds
2009   10   17   0   114   1   16
2010   10   13   0   141   1   27
2011   6   10   0   67   0   43
Totals   26   40   0   322   2   86
Rematch? For Lee, reversed would be more accurate.

The most dynamic change for either team since the SEC titans played to a 9-6 overtime game on Nov. 5, by far, is LSU's quarterback switch from Lee to Jordan Jefferson. The pocket passer has been replaced by the pass-or-run threat that Jefferson used to close out LSU's season with its last four wins. The Alabama coaching staff, for its part, isn't making any assumptions that Lee won't see action.

Edit by SUPERCOACH to shorten the quote.

I see it as JJ's game unless we shut him down and make him unproductive.

Best to post the link and not the entire article, Mr. Merk.  SC will explain but maybe copyright infringement. ???

Uh oh. Did it from my iPhone.  I'll have to see how to do that on my phone.

 :-[

I think I read where posting from a phone in copyright issues was gauranteed jail time. I hope this helps you.

I guess I'll pack an overnight bag just in case I get a knock on the door.

Don't we have some good lawyers on here. Maybe they'll cut a brother
a break on the retainer.
 :-\

 :lol: Yeah, because lawyers are like that.

I presume we have only "good lawyers" on here. Or is that an oxymoron.

 :angel: >:D

Merk, in my vast experience and MHO, it is.

Until you need one.

Someone contact TPLAW.

And when you need one, you better make da#@ sure he's worth a crap. I know or have been acquainted with numerous attorneys. Most are not.

So that we may benefit, what in your experience shows their incompetence, so that you don't select the wrong attorney?

No problem, I shortened it.

Thanks SC. Keep me straight

 ;)

Check your PM.

Whoa, getting serious!

In a quick nutshell, good lawyers tend to be smart, organized, highly verbal, egocentric but still a good listener.

Bad lawyers are almost invariably disorganized.

What I had to say wasn't sports related, so I pm'd WV. No biggie.

This should make it sports related:
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Don't get me started, CB!  ;)