re: Who will struggle the most at the QB position in 2014

Wise decision.

It will be nice to see buga nation go Bo Jackson on everyone though

Everyone just assuming Harris is starting now I see

Also, bookmarked this thread

Watched part of the A day game and it was just as bad as LSUs with the qb situation

Fortunately LSU has Cam and won't be starting a true freshman

LSU returns what could potentially be the top OL in the SEC, while also returning our best defensive players for the first time in a while as well. Unless Harris or Jennings get into game situations and start lighting it up, there won't be a whole lot demanded of them. Not to mention we are going to be running some zone read as well.

A&M runs a really QB friendly offense that is more about reading the play correctly than anything, so I think they should be fine. Their points for will drop, but their points against should as well if some young guys on defense step in ready to go.

Would like to hear opinions from Bama fans, but I think this could be the worst OL they've had in recent memory if CamRob and some JUCO guys don't perform at a high level. That said, the defense will be filthy and y'all win 10+ games.

If Garcia can run Spurrier's offense drunk, Sakerlina should be fine.

LSU has the best returning line. I like our chances and remember, we have Cam. This won't be the traditional JJ ran O.

I can understand folks picking LSU due to what we lost....but we have some outstanding young talent coming in that should soften the blow to some degree.

Look for LSU's QB's to rely heavily on our FB's and TE's to help us move the chains this year. Remarkably those guys have great hands it seems from Spring practice. Cam says Connor Neighbors might be the best catching FB he has ever been around. Our /D/Run game/ST should take a lot of stress off the young QB's as well.

LSU has always found ways to win even w/o stellar QB play. Good luck to A&M giving that a whirl, especially with a crap Defense

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The offensive line isn't going to suddenly be like 2012, but it can be a good one.

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Honestly, and I'll be shot for saying this, college O-Line play is overrated. They get a lot of attention but it can't think of a heralded offensive line that wasn't supported by great skill position talent. The reason for this is that all major schools generally have good O-Lines, only the ones with strong skill positions are really successful. For example, we think of the Alabama 2012 line as great, but as of the UT game that year they were ranked 81st in sacks allowed. Not that they weren't a great line, they just had a lot of talent to take advantage of their sound play.

A transfer, a sophomore, and a true freshman on that list but the 5th year senior who has already started 2 games is the biggest worry?

Well, ok.

Well, titties.

My ire is then directed at bundy who, if I had to guess, hasn't seen Mason throw one pass

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Hopefully by AU we'll be set to go.

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You shut your whore mouth