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For whatever reason, these JaMarcus Russell highlights from 2006 against Mississippi State went viral on social media this week.

And we're glad they did, because it's always fun seeing JaMarcus sling it around...

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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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LuckyTiger5738 min
Jamarcus was a great example of why talent alone will not bring you
Success as a player. If you are lazy and not willing to put in the time to be better at your craft, whatever it is, you will not be everything you can be. Jamarcus is a poster child for this. And broke to boot.
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TaderSalad2 hours
He might be the strongest QB I've ever watched play for LSU.
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18 of 20 mostly throwing bombs is pretty insane.... on top of the effortless 60yd flicks
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Corso15 hours
If another QB had a stronger arm than him I'd like to see it. Amazing how Jimbo could get a QB to play in college then just completely fall apart in the NFL
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LesnarF516 hours
He was great at LSU. I really thought he'd have just as good of a NFL career.
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mmtiger17 hours
The Arizona St. game is the one I remember.
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NewBeginnings17 hours
The biggest thing I remember about the Russell era is that I had a racist family member who just did not like when LSU had a black QB. He would criticize every little mistake that Russell made and every ‘Wow’ play was dismissed as “any college QB can do that”.
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LSU Jax9 hours
Damn, that’s fricked up. So what did that racist family member think of Jayden?
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cbree8819 hours
I wish JaMarcus had played like this in every game. We may very well have won a natty in 2006 if he had done that.
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KennabraTiger18 hours
The two games we lost we averaged roughly 2 yards per carry. And the turnovers against Florida were on Helms and LaFell
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Tiger198810 hours
Russell fumbled on th 1 yard line sneaking in from what I remember. It wasn’t on Helms.
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Wes_man22519 hours
It was absolutely a thing of beauty watching JR go back and throw the football.....such a smooth delivery. And if he got pressure, no problem...he'd just side step them and remained poised.
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tadelatt19 hours
The WRs were underrated. Dwayne Bowe being 3rd best behind Davis and Doucet lol
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IM_4_LSU19 hours
Still awesome to watch his highlights. I will still say one of the greatest throws I have ever seen was in the SEC Championship game against Georgia where he rolls and flicks the ball nearly 70 yds on a laser to which Bennie Brazil caught it in the endzone. There was a penalty that wiped out the play but that was one of the most impressive throws I have ever seen.
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wizard of smart19 hours
I remember being in the student section for the play starting at 40 seconds, rolls right and just flicks it 60 yards like it was nothing
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TooFyeToFly18 hours
This is the throw that stood out to me too. It truly looked effortless, and he hit the guy in stride damn near 60 yards down field with a wrist flick.
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lsulaker19 hours
Bowe Davis Doucet. The first wide receiver trifect that we had. They started it all.
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MrWalkingMan18 hours
2003-Michael Clayton, Devery Henderson, Skylar Green
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chadr0716 hours
Not quite. Clayton, Henderson and Green started it all in 03.
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bapple20 hours
Barely even looks like he’s trying and the ball comes out like a missile.
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jlbasm20 hours
The man threw a great ball no doubt
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OGTiger20 hours
Man, loved how he stepped up in the pocket. Effortless darts. Had all the physical tools to be great in the NFL. Wish him the best.
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Root_User20 hours
2006 should have been a Natty. That team was really good. Couldn’t defeat the fake PI in Auburn.
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ezride2519 hours
Bug eyes
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prplhze200013 hours
actually the our own conservative game plan is what beat us. Finally in the fourth quarter they took the leash off of JRock BUT when he got to the 30 yard line, the conservative stuff came back.
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Root_User12 hours
It was clock management. Miles loved that strategy.
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