BATON ROUGE, La. — When their players come off the field, LSU head coach Les Miles and offensive coordinator Cam Cameron can often tell a lot just from the look in the quarterback’s eyes.
Sometimes they see how little he understands about what had just occurred. Much more desirable is poise and confidence, even when things didn’t go as well as planned.
They’re beginning to see that from a quarterback during training camp this fall, only it’s not the guy who started all but one game last season.
“It really doesn’t matter if they make a decision the day of the game, tomorrow, it doesn’t matter,” sophomore Brandon Harris said about his quarterback competition with junior Anthony Jennings.