Management matter big time.

Tinker

Auburn is not New Mexico State and the competitions quality and ability really does matter. Just like management also matters to any good business trying to get ahead in a fiercely competitive economy. No matter how well you write in your sports column if your editor is a fool who is just trying to get by and not rock the company political boat on your Newspaper. And that you are a very original person who writes very well with a very wise point of view. Your talents will never see the light of day on your newspaper, because your editor can’t edit his way out of a paper bag and will make sure that what you write is dismissed by him.

That Harris should be LSU starting QB is not the problem on the LSU fighting tiger football team. But the fact that head coach Les Miles doesn't know what he don't know is what the LSU football team and fans are really up against. In my opinion Les Miles don't know what he is talking about, because he can’t coach.

LSU is far more valuable to Les Miles than Les Miles is to the LSU college football program. That you Mr. Ron Higgins, could do just as well coaching the LSU football team as Les Miles has done, and the LSU football team would have not done any worse.

That we the LSU Tiger family are up against it because Les Miles is simply full of bull.

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Brandon Harris leaves no doubt that he's LSU's best quarterback

LSU quarterback Brandon Harris (6) runs the ball during the second half of the Tigers' 63-7 victory over New Mexico State on Saturday night in Tiger Stadium. The true freshman came off the bench to throw for three TDs and run for two more. (BRETT DUKE)

By Ron Higgins, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
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on September 27, 2014 at 11:36 PM, updated September 28, 2014 at 12:09 AM

I don't need to look at a bunch of numbers. The only stat that's relevant is LSU has scored touchdowns in 12 of last 15 possessions he has quarterbacked.

I know what I see. I know LSU's starting quarterback battle between sophomore Anthony Jennings and true freshman Brandon Harris is over.

The winner by knockout in the fifth game, which was Saturday's expected 63-7 blowout of New Mexico State, is Harris.

He came off the bench to lead the No. 17 Tigers to seven TDs in seven possessions. His perfect night followed Jennings producing one TD in seven possessions including his three turnovers in the game's first four possessions.

Harris left no doubt. He hit 11-of-14 passes for 178 yards and three TDs, ran for 36 yards and two TDs. In Harris' 19:13 of playing time, LSU gained 429 of its 563 yards and scored 49 points. Jennings was 2-of-5 for 11 yards with those two picked passes.

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