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Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 10:57 pm
by George S. Patton
That argument won't wash here. If he was as good as the "experts" thought, then his talent would have overtaken Matt Flynn, especially when Flynn got hurt this year. Perrilloux had some chances to make an impression during the season. He flat out blew it. He became unreliable.
I don't give a damn what your talent is. When you're a leader and clown around like this by not going to class, attending meetings and going to weight workouts, you give no one a reason to believe in you and to trust you.
The kid has been on that campus for 2-3 seasons. The LSU staff probably knows enough to know what a melonhead he is.
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 11:10 pm
by Corso
Come and Take It wrote:Then, came out and said he was going to take Rohan Davey's starting job as a true freshman.
Wasn't it JaMarcus Russell he said he would unseat?
That, of course, was after he had declared he was heading to Texas where he would be an immediate starter because "Vince Young's a nice athlete, but he can't make all the plays and all the throws I can."
I bet Young is still terrified the Titans will draft this guy and he'll end up on the bench .... or not ....
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 11:11 pm
by Corso
George S. Patton wrote:That argument won't wash here. If he was as good as the "experts" thought, then his talent would have overtaken Matt Flynn, especially when Flynn got hurt this year. Perrilloux had some chances to make an impression during the season. He flat out blew it. He became unreliable.
I don't give a damn what your talent is. When you're a leader and clown around like this by not going to class, attending meetings and going to weight workouts, you give no one a reason to believe in you and to trust you.
The kid has been on that campus for 2-3 seasons. The LSU staff probably knows enough to know what a melonhead he is.
Actually, he didn't "blow it," per se. He was the MVP of the SEC title game, wasn't he?
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 11:38 pm
by smu diamond m
Corso wrote:George S. Patton wrote:That argument won't wash here. If he was as good as the "experts" thought, then his talent would have overtaken Matt Flynn, especially when Flynn got hurt this year. Perrilloux had some chances to make an impression during the season. He flat out blew it. He became unreliable.
I don't give a damn what your talent is. When you're a leader and clown around like this by not going to class, attending meetings and going to weight workouts, you give no one a reason to believe in you and to trust you.
The kid has been on that campus for 2-3 seasons. The LSU staff probably knows enough to know what a melonhead he is.
Actually, he didn't "blow it," per se. He was the MVP of the SEC title game, wasn't he?
I suppose he didn't blow it then.
Except for that whole getting kicked off the team business.