Anything can happen when Lamar Jackson takes a snap. Give him an inch and you’ll be sorry.
The Texas A&M coaches knew Jackson was coming, knew he was dangerous, had weeks to prepare for him, tailored its offense toward neutralizing the University of Louisville quarterback.
They’re still trying to figure out what hit them after Jackson accounted for 453 yards in one of the most dazzling offensive performances by a college football player during the 2015 season.
“He picked up where he left off in the second half of the Kentucky game,” said Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M coach.