Female LSU Fans Asked To Name The Tigers' Quarterback Get Kinda Close, But Not At All

LSU football is still figuring out its identity under first-year head coach Brian Kelly, but it keeps finding ways to win games. The Tigers are 4-2 with victories over Mississippi State and Auburn and could finish the year with as many as eight or nine wins if things continue to go their way.

At the forefront of the LSU program — and any program — is, of course, the quarterback. For the Tigers, that is Arizona State transfer Jayden Daniels. After playing his first three years with the Sun Devils, he joined Kelly's program during the offseason and won the starting job in training camp.

Through his first six games with LSU, Daniels has played well. He has completed nearly 70% of his passes for 1,215 yards and seven touchdowns with just one interception. The fleet-footed junior has also run the ball 76 times for an average of 4.7 yards per carry and three scores.

Hopefully LSU QB Jayden Daniels never has to see the video of female fans having no idea who he is.(Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)

Although he is new to the team, Daniels has made his presence felt. But that doesn't necessarily mean that the fans who are watching him play have any idea who he is.

That was exemplified last weekend as a group of female Tigers fans were asked to name the starting quarterback. It did not go well.

Nine female LSU students could not name the Tigers' starting quarterback, Jayden Daniels

Here is how things went down:

All-in-all, of the nine LSU women asked, they only get 1.25 correct answers when you tally up Hannah, Julia and Amanda. We'll be generous and not subtract any points for M.C.'s massive failure.

Overall, it was a rough showing.

It just goes to show that no matter who you are or what you do, there is always going to be someone out there who can take your ego down a notch. Daniels will never be Burrow and he has to live with that.