How ya been, readers? I’ve been trying to figure out how long it’s been since I’ve last expressed my extreme disappointment in the wide world of sports. So without further ado, I bring you a new installment in the worst person in Sports.
It’s not just one person. This team is a disgrace following last night’s BCS championship game between Alabama and LSU. The final score was 21-0 in favor of Alabama. Many people blame Les Miles, coach of LSU for not substituting his quarterback Jordan Jefferson for backup Jarrett Lee.
Honestly, who cares?
If you can’t throw the ball, then run the ball. This team was ranked number 1 in the country and couldn’t score against a team that they beat earlier in the season 9-6. Once again, the defense for both sides was stellar. But, only one offense really came to play, and only one touchdown was scored throughout the whole contest.
That’s right, 5 field goals and one touchdown and a missed extra point.
LSU could not stop Alabama from getting into field goal range. To be honest, as a player, I have no sympathy for their deplorable offensive attack, or lack there of. The team needs to really re-evaluate. But, maybe it’s time to re-recruit. Both Jefferson and Lee are leaving the school because they’re seniors. This might be it until LSU can find a new starting quarterback.
Also, for my next worst person, I’m adding a special surprise for the readers. Enjoy!
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Quarterback wilted under the hometown lights.
I agree. It pains me to watch a choking player, especially at such a high level as the BCS championship. I have seen players break down on the field and simply take themselves out of the game if they are not providing their best effort for the team. I feel that Jefferson should have taken himself out of the game at halftime, or at least discussed his progress with coach Les Miles. I watched Jarrett Lee perform exceptionally well this past season. There was no reason why Miles shouldn’t have at least considered peeling Jefferson out of the game. This game should not have gotten as out of hand as it did.