Why doesn't the LSU football program not have a good Quarterback?

A few SEC Football programs Quarterback in the pass resent years.
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LSU...Quarterbacks
Ryan Perrilloux.........2005
Jarrett Lee.................2007
Jordan Jefferson.........2007-2011
Zach Mettenberger......20012-13
Anthony Jennings.......2014-2015
Brandon Harris............?

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Georgia...Quarterback

D.J Shockley..... 2004-2005

Joe Tereshinski.. 2005-2006

Matthew Stafford..2006-2008

Joe Cox...............2009

Aaron Murray........2010-2013 Career passing yards leader.

Hutson Mason.......2014-2015
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Alabama...Quarterback

Spencer Pennington....2003

Mark Guillon...............2004

Brodie Croyle..............2002-2005

John Parker Wilson......2006-2008

Greg McElory..............2009-2010

AJ McCarron................2011-2013

Blake Sims..................2014-20015
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Florida...Quarterback

Ingle Martin..................2003

Chris Leak....................2003-2006

Tim Tebow.....................2007-2009

John Brantley.................2010-2011

Jeff Driskel.....................2012-2014

Tyler Murphy...................2013

Skyler Morhinweg............2013

Treon Harris.....................2014-2015
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Auburn...Quarterback

Jason Campbell...............2002-2004

Brandon Cox....................2005-2007

Kodi Burns........................2008

Chris Todd.........................2008-2009

Cam Newton......................2010

Barrett Trotter.....................2011

Kiehl Frazier........................2012

Jonathan Wallace.................2012

Nick Marshall.......................2013-2014

Jeremy Johnson....................2014-2015

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http://lsu.247sports.com/Bolt/Miles-a-Top-5-coach-in-the-country-36564888

Miles a Top 5 coach in the country

Ranking the top college football coaches is no easy task as some conferences are tougher than others making it an uneven playing field across the national landscape.

CBSSports.com took on the task of ranking the Top 25 coaches in the Power 5 conferences and LSU’s Les Miles came in at No. 4 with Nick Saban sitting at the top followed by Urban Meyer and Bob Stoops.

On Miles, CBSSports.com writes, “Do I think Miles is a bit overrated here? Yes, yes I do. If he wasn't the cartoon character that is Les Miles, he'd no doubt drop a notch or two, but you know what? He's still been an excellent coach throughout his career. He helped reverse Oklahoma State's fortunes before taking over at LSU, and since going to Baton Rouge, he's won 78 percent of his games. One of those games was a BCS National Championship Game in 2007 (one of the 22 percent he lost was a BCS title game in 2011). The Mad Hatter has been both mad and successful.”

Miles has an overall record of 103-29 in his 10 years at LSU. He was AP National Coach of the Year in 2011 and has won two SEC titles while in Baton Rouge.

Click Here for Complete Top 25

(Photo: Crystal LoGiudice, USA TODAY Sports)

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Comments -
Derrick DrBass Richard: No talent alone help him look good with better coaching we would have what counts da most championships y'all settling for second when we have da talent to be first so I say no
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Donnie D'Aquin: I totally agree. His record speaks for itself. The most underated and most unappreciated in the NCAA too!
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Andrew Cawthon: Love me some mad hater !!!
QB is a issue !!!!
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Christopher Scott Mayes: The man has won 75% of his games, several SEC championships, a national championship, has yet to have a losing season and most importantly runs a clean program. Yeah, he's a terrible coach ( sarcasm).
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Thomas Williams: Can you tell me about another big time SEC football program without a good efficient QB playing on their starting 11 almost every year? 
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