by
48 Comments
Maria Lysaker-Imagn Images
Following LSU's 38-35 loss to Houston in the Texas Bowl, quarterback Michael Van Buren spoke to reporters and said that he has spoken with Lane Kiffin about returning to the team next season.

Buren Jr., a sophomore from Bowie, Md., played in seven games with four starts this season. He passed for 1010 yards with eight touchdowns and two interceptions.

Filed Under: LSU Football
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
48 Comments
user avatar
user avatar
bluebuck12 months
Kyle Murray and Bryce Young teach us Mechanics is more important than anything. Kiffin has to be effectively teaching throwing mechanics to his QB’s for him to have as much success he has had with QB’s.
user avatar
KING NOLA2 months
In 4 games MVB passed for 1,010 yards 8 TD's 2 INT's, project his totals to 12 games, that would be 3 030 yards 32 TD's to 6 INT's. I don't know about y'all, but those are some real descent numbers. I think with the QB Wisperer, Lane could do wonders with him, I say keep MVB and let him battle it out with the portal added QB's.
user avatar
TigersOnTop4Ever2 months
Idk if these ## are right. Did he really throw for 250 yds a game with these play callers?? If that's right he was far more productive than it thought.
user avatar
TwoDatBait2 months
Hopefully there were talks of changing positions….
user avatar
soccerfüt2 months
Van Buren showed pretty good for someone born in 1782. (In my humble opinion)
user avatar
Tigerwm232 months
Apparently he was told he was not the #1 QB going into next season. Otherwise there would be no “sitting on it”.
user avatar
He made some great plays with his feet Saturday and had some really elite throws, but then there was some throws where he missed a wide open receiver in the flat by 5 yards underthrown.
user avatar
onepiecemayne2 months
I remember when this board wrote off Daniels for his throwing. Seems like most of you all have the memory of a goldfish.
user avatar
Rouxdee2 months
MVB may not be Daniels. But he would be much more dangerous in Kiffin’s scheme.
user avatar
LSUgrad882 months
If he wants to stay and battle whoever we bring in (and we HAVE TO bring someone else in), good for him. Just can’t commit much in the way of NIL to
Him.
user avatar
Tigerwm232 months
People, he is not the championship qb we need. It’s obvious
user avatar
jamarr2 months
barely acceptable backup
user avatar
mcspufftiger72 months
He threw for 267 yds, 3 TD and zero interceptions with no running game and a subpar Oline against a good defense and you think he's barely acceptable as a backup. Thank God you don't coach.
user avatar
PMacsBackup2 months
I would like to see him stay, get coached up, and participate in an open competition for starter with one of the Portal guys much more than potentially line up against him at his 3rd SEC school.

But this is one of those instances that I'll be good with whatever Coach goes with.
user avatar
LSU_Legz2 months
DV me to hell, but ima tell yall now, if he stays and develops under LK for 2 more years, he could be the next Jayden. Bookmark this.
user avatar
offshoretrash2 months
He has a lot of work to do to be a starter at a big program. Several of those sacks were on him not reading the defense and making sure he had protection. His arm strength is average at best.
user avatar
Old Money2 months
He needs coaching. Clearly he lacked that here.
user avatar
porge71062 months
I believe our entire line is in the portal now. GOOD!!! They are horrible.
user avatar
rileytiger2 months
He has actually improved since his first start this season. Both in throwing and running outside the pocket.
user avatar
YMCA2 months
Who knows what he can do with an OL and run game, but at the same time, even if he isn’t a starter, it makes your play for a stud portal QB a little easier bc you’d have a backup and might be able to pay more for the portal guy.
user avatar
JackieSonnier2 months
Someone explain to me where do all these offensive line guys think they are going to? They are hot dog S$&@ and are trying to get a payday ?
user avatar
TigerDM2 months
If LK can do what he did with Chambliss, there is always
a possibility of him developing. Ultimately it comes down to
MVB’s ability to read a defense as to how good he can be.
Popular Stories
logoFollow SECRant for SEC Football News
Follow us on X and Facebook to get the latest updates on SEC Football and Recruiting.

FacebookTwitter