One of my favorite all-time LSU QBs is ...

My Dad used to have an LSU toilet seat cover at his camp and on the underside of the top cover he had written Wicka-Sh!t!

 

Jeff Wickersham from Fort Walton Beach Florida (I think) was a streak passer when he was hot, hot when not, not. I began this thread with my favorite (Not to be confused with Marlon Favorite) my second and third favorites are Ro and Touchdown Tommy.

 

Anybody remember Chad Loup?? I still see his Dad around. Chad's a doctor or something now. I remember my having the biggest crush on that guy.

 

Rohan Davey, hands down. The guy could ball. It was a thing of beauty to watch him air the ball out. Too bad we didn't get him for four whole healthy years, who knows how many SEC titles we would have won. He made the team so much better just by being at the helm. The year we beat Illinois in the Sugar Bowl, I think LSU could have beaten anyone in the country at that point.

Matt Mauck would be my second pick for obvious reasons. He brought us a national title and he was quite a leader. Great guy all around. :thumb:

 

Either Josh Booty or Jamie Howard.

For the Mr. Insignificant Award: Sol Graves

 

Didn't Jamie Howard play for Hattiesburg (Ms.) High School? They have the LSU uni's and fight song. The letters on the helmet are HHS, just like LSU's. There band is so bad that they have to play the fight song over the p.a. system. Hattiesburg is the biggist rival of my alma mater (Meridian) and a lot of times we play in USM's stadium when Hattiesburg is the host.

My favorite LSU QB is ............ David Woodley. :geaux:

 

Your alma mater is strong this year, whipped my Arrows 41-14 ouch!! I hope LSU can reruit those two big backs that ya'll have this year.

Back on subject...My favorite was Steve Ensminger, because I played football with his younger brother, and after practice one year he gave us a tour of Tiger Stadium. Imagine being a 10 year old kid standing on the 50 yd line looking around the stands and imagining the cheering was for you. (Of course no one was there but us on a Friday night...but who the hell cared). Tommy Hodson is up there too since he was QB during my days at LSU.

 

He played in Lafayette for St. Thomas Moore High School. Jamie Howard did not David Woodley.

 

I haven't seen HHS play, but man o' man those two that Meridian has are horses. They both put up sick numbers against Clinton, and Clinton's D is not that bad. They just could not stop those guys. They are not just strong but they have great vision and can find the hole, then when they get hit...it'll take three or four guys to bring'em down.