All three of LSU’s potential starting quarterbacks have something to prove this spring.
Myles Brennan has to show he can live up to the hype of his recruitment and the excitement surrounding his sophomore season.
Lowell Narcisse needs to stay healthy for an entire year after two knee injuries kept him from all but four games in three years, none of which came on the collegiate stage.
Justin McMillan doesn’t want to be relegated to afterthought status in a quarterback competition that likely won’t be settled anytime soon.
Thursday was a step, however small, to that process for two of the three options: Narcisse and McMillan faced the bright lights of the media for the first time since LSU opened up the hunt for its next starter this spring.