Coincidence that kids who play the recruiting game with LSU, & sign elsewhere..

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The out of state curse continues

Usually if the kid acts like an arse during recruitment something happens down the line. It's not limited to LSU recruits.

I would have bet that Landon Collins would be a head case and he turned out to be a pretty solid citizen.

If you want to choose Bama, turn in your get out jail free card and GTFO. If you come back and then f up, all bets are off.

The Auburn WR, all these guys we supposedly "missed" on and MANY on this board melted down over it.

Perhaps our coaches knew what they were doing?

Soon to be Erick Fowler. I think I read he already is going to have trouble enrolling cause of grades.

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Coincidence

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Louisiana is has a long history with voodoo and the dark arts, don't screw with Louisiana's emotions.

Honestly, I think it's a character issue to leave the state the way some do....intentionally fricking w LSU. And many continue to tweet and post negative LSU stuff. That shows lack of character and class.

So to me, it's not just a coincidence that they end up doing low character actions.

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Coincidence that kids who play the recruiting game with LSU, & sign elsewhere.. by Dan Bilzerian

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I used to think it was an insignificant thing made up on message boards like this, but lately it is getting hard to ignore.

I don't think LSU is doing something special, and I don't think it really matters if they play the game or not, but if you're an in-state guy that LSU wants and you go elsewhere, there seems to be a significant correlation to character problems down the road.

The more I think about it, the less surprising it actually becomes. Most of these guys are born and raised in LA, and to "spurn" LSU when they want you often indicates that being close to home and your family may not be the biggest priority for you. Let me be clear, leaving this state happens all the time and it certainly isn't a lock that you'll have problems, but when LSU football comes calling, there are very few, if any, situations that are any better for your future.

We pull kids form states all across the country for various reasons, so this isn't some nationwide epidemic, but for whatever reason it seems to bite LA guys in the arse if they leave. I don't believe they're immediately a bad character guy for choosing to go somewhere else, but it seems that their character can certainly lead to that kind of decision.

Good list but I nominate Janzen Jackson for the poster child.