re: Si.com (Ross Dellenger)- How LSU landed Joe Burrow

Here's the deal with Burrow. I just see that he has that extra gear and can take his competitive play to another level if he needs to. I think you're right by saying LSU will be very difficult to beat if he can learn the offense and what his players strengths are.

Get to know his teammates and coaches in a short period of time and we can take this to another level. They have to trust him to play all out for him but I think he will demand that type of play from them or I'm hoping that he will.

The more I read of Curry the more I like him as a running back also. I think Curry and Clyde will make a great combo so we will have a running game to complement this passing game.

Burrows ability to see the field and throw guys open is something we just haven't had recently. Even Etling waiting entirely too long to throw the football sometimes and maybe that had more to do with the WRs and not him. Burrow sticks that ball in their face when they turn the ball is in there chest or near their catching radius so our WRs will have to be ready at all times. I think that's been our WRs gripe the past few years also is that we haven't had the QB to make them all play 100% all the time. They will have to in this offense and I hope Sullivan changes that attitude they had last year. Here's to hoping for the best! Go Tigers!!

Solid post, thx.

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Not sure if it has been mentioned yet, but good pickup in Busch.

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Busch was a good pickup regardless of Joe Burrow.

"I think technique wise Bill is a good teacher. I think his meeting rooms are very animated, very active. There’s going to be a lot of questions, guys are going to be required to know answers and they’re going to be quizzed on a bunch of stuff. Will be good to shake that up.

Recruiting wise, the schools I was at with Bill – Utah State and Wisconsin – he was our best recruiter on staff, at both of those schools. There’s not a lot of guys that can do all three of those things well. It’s good to have him."

'Peso,' Kelvin Joseph, Bill Busch's impact, Breiden Fehoko: All in LSU's Dave Aranda Q&A

I cant imagine why a 6'3" 230lb 18yo would like texas de Brazil ?

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I just don't understand why you would take a recruit to a chain restaurant.

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Very few people care about this stuff, particularly recruits.

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There is no better seafood than Louisiana.

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chefs in Louisiana have a much better sense of how to prepare seafood then anywhere else.

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agree 100%

i'm shocked you're shocked

Yep. I am from Ohio. Been here many years. It took a long time to “warm up” to Cajun creole food. It is very good once you get used to it. However steak and potatoes is still very good.