You can go on and on about Croom's continuous mistakes, who should have been playing when, and so forth. And yes, Lee getting experience last year was good for 2009.
But during that Louisiana Tech game, Croom made the huge coaching blunder putting Lee in in the first place. Carroll, not Lee, should have played that entire game.
Like I said, you can argue circumstances leading up to that all you want, and what was good for '09 and so forth. But that night in Ruston, Lee should not have played unless it would have been in a blowout role.
To tell you the truth, I'm not convinced that Carroll would not have fit in nicely in a Florida-type spread system. He was a pretty good runner and could throw when Croom didn't have him thinking too much.