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Myles Brennan, DS #22 QB, LSU 
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Name: Myles Brennan (+) Coming off Aug 2021 Arm INJ College: LSU Number: 15 Height: 6-3 Weight: 210 Position: QB Pos2:
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2023 40 Low: 4.74 40 Time: 4.84 40 High: 4.95
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Data Scout Notes: 2021: NAC...Transfer from LSU/Withdrawn...2021: (+) 2021 Arm INJ/Out...2020: NAC...(+) Coming off Oct 2020 Abdominal INJ...2019: Backup w/24-40-353-1-1-60.0 pass, 9-41-4.6-0 rush in 10 gms in '19. Was 183 in '18. Redshirted, backup w/4-6-65-0-0-66.7 pass
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Myles Brennan, LSU, Player News
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While multiple players departed the LSU football program following the departure of Ed Orgeron, new head coach Brian Kelly sees players who opted to return that have surprised him. While he didn't commit to a starting quarterback, former starter Myles Br ennan has impressed. "I think Myles Brennan...is a guy that has been here a long time, suffered an injury, battled back, had a really good spring game. Each one of the quarterbacks, [Garrett] Nussmeier to obviously, Jayden Daniels and [Walker] Howard, I mean, they all have different skills, and so when we get to camp, we're going to have to really put the offense into what they can do, but Brennan's, another guy that I think did a nice job." - On3.com
(DS#22 QB) rSr/2023 QB Myles Brennan, LSU
News Source: On3.com
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Quarterback Myles Brennan announced Thursday he will return for a sixth season at LSU after entering the NCAA transfer portal earlier this year. Brennan submitted his name into the database in early November, which allowed other schools to contact him, b ut after a little more than six weeks, he ultimately decided to withdraw from the portal. The decision gave Brennan one more chance to become the Tigers' starting quarterback and bolstered LSU's depth at the position. He posted a scene on Twitter from "T he Wolf of Wall Street" in which Leonardo DiCaprio's character shouts, "I'm not leaving!" "There's no place like home," Brennan wrote. "Let's ride tiger nation!" New LSU coach Brian Kelly called Brennan earlier this week, as first reported by Sports Illu strated, in the hopes of adding a veteran quarterback to the roster for his first year with the program.Brennan mulled his decision for two days before the announcement. Nebraska had pursued him, among other schools. With Brennan back on the team, LSU now has three scholarship quarterbacks for the 2022 season. He rejoined rising sophomore Garrett Nussmeier and incoming five-star freshman Walker Howard, and his presence may let both underclassmen develop further before competing for the starting j ob. Brennan has one more year of eligibility. - Baton Rouge Advocate
(DS#22 QB) rSr/2023 QB Myles Brennan, LSU
News Source: Baton Rouge Advocate
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Fifth-year senior quarterback Myles Brennan has decided to exit the transfer portal and return to LSU under new head coach Brian Kelly. Brennan announced his decision with a social media post on Thursday morning, about a week after 2021 LSU starting quar terback Max Johnson announced his intention to transfer out. Brennan started three games in 2020, throwing for 1,112 and 11 TDs against three interceptions, before a core injury ended his season. He entered August camp competing with Johnson to start thi s season, but a non-football injury took him out of contention and he wound up not playing a single snap during the regular season before announcing in November he intended to transfer. Brennan's return means that in his final year of college eligibility he'll be competing for snaps against current freshman Garrett Nussmeier and coveted recruit Walker Howard, who formally signed on Wednesday and will be a freshman next season. - AP College Football
(DS#22 QB) rSr/2023 QB Myles Brennan, LSU
News Source: AP College Football
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Former LSU quarterback Myles Brennan is one of the top names on the college football transfer portal market this offseason. Brennan joined the Tigers after a storied career at St. Stanislaus in Bay St. Louis. He took the Rock-A-Chaws to two state title g ames and was named the Sun Herald Player of the Year three times. Brennan, 22, played in 18 games at LSU, throwing 13 touchdowns, but dealt with injuries in each of the last two years.Brennan started the first three games on the 2020 season before missing the rest of the year with a torn abdominal muscle. He was set to battle Max Johnson for the starting job in 2021 but suffered an arm injury while out fishing. Outgoing Tiger coach Ed Orgeron confirmed on Nov. 1 Brennan would be entering his name into the transfer portal. While many players in the portal are open about who is recruiting them, Brennan has been quiet. He hasn't shared any offers he has received, leaving open many rumors about his next destination. Of the Brennan suitors out there, Rivals site Big Gold Nation has confirmed Southern Miss is recruiting the Mississippi native hard and hosted Brennan on campus on Tuesday. - Baton Rouge Advocate
(DS#22 QB) rSr/2023 QB Myles Brennan, LSU
News Source: Baton Rouge Advocate
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As LSU quarterback Myles Brennan recovers from a broken left arm, coach Ed Orgeron said he was told Brennan can return "sometime this season," but the exact date hasn't been determined. "I don't want to say nothing prematurely," Orgeron said. "He's just getting over the pain." Brennan tripped and broke his humerus while preparing for a fishing trip five days before LSU opened preseason practice Aug. 6, his father said. Brennan quickly underwent surgery. LSU hasn't released a timeline for his recovery. | | | | |
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