LSU’s biggest question remains unanswered

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The Tigers depth chart listed Brandon Harris and Anthony Jennings as co-starters for the week one matchup against McNeese State.

Harris and Jennings have been battling for the position this entire offseason. After LSU's final scrimmage last week, Harris was named as the unofficial front runner by Les Miles.

But either Harris has not been able to lock down the position, or Jennings has made the competition a bit more interesting.

Both QB’s had their up and down moments last season and have earned praise by coaches and teammates during spring and summer camp. However, Miles has yet to name one guy as “the guy” — a common theme across the SEC this preseason.

Until kickoff on Saturday, only the coaches will know who will get the start, unless of course it’s a game-time decision.

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— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) August 31, 2015

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