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— JUSTIN MCMILLAN (@HONEYSLOTH_13) August 15, 2018

McMillian will be eligible to play at another school immediately since he graduated earlier this month.

This is the second QB the Tigers have lost in less than 24 hours. Tuesday night freshman Lowell Narcisse announced that he is leaving LSU.

This leaves the Tigers with two QB's fighting for the starting spot on the team.

Not surprised at all for either McMillian or Narcisse. Just seems like it would’ve benefited both to make a decision sooner. This is awfully late. Nonetheless, #LSU got there guy in June and are all in on Burrow. @WBRZ

— Mike Gaither (@MikeGaitherTV) August 15, 2018

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— Lowell Narcisse Jr. (@L_Narcisse2) August 15, 2018

Narcisse was recovering from a knee injury he sustained at St. James high school and did not play his freshman year in 2017.  However his 6-2 frame and 240 pound body have many hopeful that he could be a difference maker in short-yardage situations and near the endzone. 

His announcement to transfer out of LSU comes on the one year anniversary of former LSU quarterback and Zachary product Lindsey Scott, Jr. announcing he would leave LSU and seek playing time elsewhere. Scott eventually landed at East Mississippi Community College where he played the 2017 season and is now on the Missouri Tigers roster for the 2018 year.

LSU QB's Lowell Narcisse and Justin McMillan both absent from practice today for first time all fall.

"They're just not here" according to LSU official. No reason given for absence, Coach O will meet with media tomorrow evening. pic.twitter.com/UOlXGN2RCA

— Michael Cauble (@Cauble) August 14, 2018

LSU practice felt different today on offense. Just two scholarship qbs there, Joe Burrow and Myles Brennan.

The pace of practice was much slower, as Burrow and Brennan took majority of snaps and walk-ons watched. pic.twitter.com/t2ygs14YZ6

— Michael Cauble (@Cauble) August 14, 2018

The absence from practice was odd as it marked the first time that any quarterback has missed a practice session during fall camp, and it immediately sent speculative minds to work. 

It was assumed that one or two quarterbacks would transfer from LSU when the depth chart starts to take hold and players see how much or how little playing time they could see in the 2018 season.

McMillan was the leading quarterback coming out of spring ball, however there was no clear choice at the position and coaches went out and brought in transfer Joe Burrow from Ohio St. over the summer.

Burrow's size and experience lend many to believe he will win the starters job, however it has been too soon in fall practices to see if any one quarterback has stepped in front of his competitors. 

LSU head coach Ed Orgeron will speak with the media on Wednesday evening.  When asked about the two players absence from practice this afternoon a school official commented, "they're just not at practice."

RB Derrius Guice and TE Manasseh Garner will miss the 2018 season due to ACL injuries sustained from last night's preseason game at the New England Patriots. Both players are expected to make a full recovery and are looking forward to playing in 2019.

— Washington Redskins (@Redskins) August 10, 2018

The former LSU star suffered a hyperextended left knee at the end of a first-quarter run in Thursday's preseason opener against the New England Patriots. After the game Guice indicated to a reporter in the team locker room, "All is well."

"At the back end of the play, when I was stiff-arming [a defender], my feet just kind of planted weirdly on the turf and my knee just hyperextended a little bit," Guice said. "It's fine."

Unfortunately less than 24 hours following the incident an MRI Friday morning revealed the damage to his left knee was much more significant than first reported. The Redskins twitter page reported Guice will miss the entire upcoming 2018 season.

It's unclear whether or not this injury is related to when Guice sprained his left knee at LSU last season, where he missed only one game.

This is the same left knee Guice sprained at #LSU last season. https://t.co/xXRHr7KFFE

— Mike Gaither (@MikeGaitherTV) August 10, 2018

Shortly after the news became public of the official diagnosis, Guice took to twitter with this message.

God never makes mistakes

— 2??9?? (@DhaSickest) August 10, 2018