During spring practice 2010, the word from head coach Les Miles and the LSU staff was how improved Jordan Jefferson was, and that he was learning the system and making better decisions. 

However, his performance in the 2010 spring game revealed pretty much the same old Jordan Jefferson, except worse.

He actually seemed to regress, in all areas.  

In fact, it was Jarrett Lee's performance at quarterback that was the surprise of the spring, as Lee outperformed Jefferson in front of an ESPN TV audience and seemed to be the one who had really improved and demonstrated a grasp of the offense.

But when 2010 fall practice began,...

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