Is this LSU's class of 2014 DBs?

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"The competition is so good in Texas," Beaumont (Texas) Ozen cornerback Tony Brown said. "You have to be good, or you won't be in (the game)."

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And they are also plenty confident in their abilities. That much is apparent when you ask each guy who's the best Texas defensive back in this class.

"Cedric Collins," Collins said without hesitation. "There are things I can bring to the table. I can run man, zone. I can do it all."

"I'd say myself," Paris said.

"Naturally, I would say myself," Brown said. "I put the most work in."

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"If I had to rank them right now, Brown and Paris would be the two battling for the top spot," Perroni said. "Eddie Paris is a big kid (6-foot-2, 188 pounds). He's built like a safety, but he plays cornerback. He wants to play corner at the next level. Even if he doesn't, he'll be a great cover safety. He's fast. He's big. He moves really well in coverage. He changes direction well.

"Tony Brown isn't quite as big [6-1 and 185], but he tested at 4.39 in a camp, which is ridiculous for his size. He's great in press coverage. A lot of kids want to give some cushion, but he can press and jam you at the line of scrimmage and he's also going to run with you downfield.''

They are big-time players with big-time goals.

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