Very nice. Thanks.

To whoever the frick downvoted the OP, you might need some serious help.

Found one bad link. Terjadja Mitchell links back to this thread and not his 247 profile. LINK

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Posted on 3/16/17 at 2:51 pm to whitefoot

Thanks. About to be home so I will fix

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Posted on 3/16/17 at 4:12 pm to Captain Crown

Justin Rogers & Terrace Marshall Saturday Visit

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It’s the team’s second junior day function of the spring, which coincides with the second week of spring practice. That will draw several significant recruits into town, including elite in-state quarterback Justin Rogers and wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr.

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The Parkway (La.) High School tandem will make their way back to LSU to take in the Tigers’ spring practice session in the morning, they informed SEC Country. Neither the 4-star dual-threat quarterback or the 5-star wide receiver is expected to stay for the junior day events, though, after taking part in similar activities a month ago at “Boys From The Boot.”

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Rogers boasts a strong relationship with new LSU offensive coordinator Matt Canada, who is selling the Louisiana native on being a part of the new offense in Baton Rouge. Consider that the biggest factor in Rogers’ upcoming decision, and LSU’s ability to show him as much during spring practices and again during the annual spring game in April is of paramount importance this spring.

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Rogers will get his first look at the offense on Saturday and expect more follow-up visits to come.

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As far as Marshall goes, it’s a similar story. The 5-star wide receiver and top-ranked recruit in the state has developed a close-knit bond with new wide receivers coach Mickey Joseph. The Tigers are among Marshall’s top schools this spring, a list that includes TCU, Texas A&M and Oregon, among others.

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Posted on 3/16/17 at 4:32 pm to Captain Crown

New Orleans Opening Projections

No. 1 Kelvin Joseph, DB, 6-1, 188, Scotlandville (Projected score: 125.75)

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This setting plays right into Joseph's strengths. He is extremely explosive, test well, and is capable of putting up gaudy numbers. Expect Joseph to record a sub 4.5 in the 40-yard run, put up a 40-plus vertical and strong power-ball toss. Him leading the way for Louisiana prospects could come down to the short shuttle, where his technique will have to be in order to post the kind of time he needs to score over 120. We are banking on him pulling it off with somewhere around a 4.25 shuttle. Joseph is my pick for top score at the New Orleans Nike Opening Regional Qualifier Sunday, March 19.

No. 2 Anthony Williams, RB, 5-9, 170, Hahnville, 2018 (Projected score: 119.8)

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Anthony "Pooka" Williams will test through the roof in the speed, agility and vertical portions of testing, but he may struggle a bit in the power-ball toss. Then again, he is extremely explosive and may put up a strong number. If he can top 36-feet, Williams should contend for the top spot at this event. His numbers in the 40 and short shuttle could be eye-popping.

No. 3 Derek Stingley, CB, 6-0, 175, Dunham, 2019, LSU commit (Projected score: 118.0)

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Although he already cemented his name as one of the upper-echelon prospects in 2019, I still don't think people truly understand just how special of a talent Stingley is. He is the youngest competitor on this list, just turning 16 years old, but he will put up NFL Combine numbers on Sunday. Stingley has top-notch speed, likely to come in at around 4.45, and his vertical leap, short shuttle and power-ball toss should be very strong. Expect Stingley to walk away from this spring as an elite level cornerback in the eyes of national analyst. He is one of the best defensive the state has produced in awhile, folks.

No. 4 Juan Monjarres, DE/LB, St. Augustine, 6-2, 210 (Projected score 116.5)

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Monjarres posted a 110 last year, so it is safe to assume he will post an even stronger number this go-around. His 40-time could improve from last year, but his power-ball, short shuttle and vertical leap were strong for his size. If Monjarres can run in the mid 4.7 range, he could reach the 115-plus mark.

No. 5 Taron Jones, RB, Mandeville, 5-10, 180, 2018 (Projected score: 114.25)

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One of the state's best kept secrets is about to be revealed on Sunday, when Mandeville running back Taron Jones starts to put up really strong numbers in the testing portion of the event. Jones should eclipse 40-inches in the vertical leap testing, and will post a low short shuttle and impressive power-ball toss. Just how high Jones scores may be determined by his 40-yard run, but he should put up a strong time there as well.

No. 6 Ja'Marr Chase, WR, 6-1, 190, Rummel (Projected score: 114.0)

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Chase has been tremendous in his early spring showings, and that should continue at this event. Chase is explosive, and when you take his size into account, he is even more impressive. Chase should do really well every event, and if his 40-time comes in at 4.55 or better, he may even be able to surpass the mark we have set for him.

No. 7 Derius Davis, ATH, 5-9, 160, West Feliciana, 2018 (Projected score 112.5)

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The state's defending 200-meter and 400-meter champ could post the best 40-time at the event, and could contend for the top time in the short shuttle, too, leaving two events for him to make his push for the top spot. Davis is explosive, so it wouldn't be a shock to see him put up big numbers in the vertical leap and power-ball toss, but it is much harder to project than his speed and agility. If he can manage putting up big numbers there, he could make a run for the top spot.

No. 8 Lance Robinson, DB, De la Salle, 5-11, 180 (Projected score: 109.5)

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No. 9 Trenton Charles, RB, Scotlandville, 5-9, 170 (Projected score: 104.5)

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Charles will contend for the fastest man at the event, with the possibility of being in the 4.4 range. It is the other events that may hold him back, although his numbers in each should be above average. Expect a mid-30's vertical leap and a good short shuttle, but he could struggle a bit in the power-ball toss.

No. 10 Derek Turner, ATH, 5-10, 180, West Feliciana (Projected score: 104.25)

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West Feliciana is filled with explosive athletes, and this two-sport star is an example of that. Turner could easily surpass this projection, but it will be dependent on his short shuttle and power-ball toss. His 40-time should be exceptional, along with his vertical leap. If he does test well in the other segments, the versatile athlete could easily push for a top 5 spot on this list.

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Posted on 3/17/17 at 8:57 am to Captain Crown

Keeping Tabs ( Bumper Pool & Isiah Windmon)

Isaih Windmon 247

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MARRERO, La. — Isaiah Windmon is all-too-familiar with the scenery in Baton Rouge.

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The 3-star recruit from John Ehret (La.) High School camped at LSU twice last summer — as a safety — but returned to campus for “Boys From The Boot” at 6-foot-2 and 190 pounds.

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Windmon’s growth spurt caught the coaching staff’s attention and placed him squarely in line for an offer during the evaluation period this spring — as a hybrid safety/outside linebacker.

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“Coach (Ed) Orgeron told me that he had to do some evaluation,” Windmon told SEC Country. “It’s just going to take some time now.”

Bumper Pool 247

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DALLAS — Bumper Pool is firmly entrenched in Arkansas’ 2018 recruiting class.

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However, the stud Texas linebacker has a backup should anything go awry.

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Pool, a 4-star recruit and the No. 7 inside linebacker prospect in the class according to the 247Sports composite rankings, recently was on the phone with LSU head coach Ed Orgeron. The Tigers’ head man was not pushy about a flip, but did catch Pool’s attention if he were to ever consider his other options.

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“Coach O reached out to me, then I called him,” Pool told SEC Country at Nike’s “The Opening” regional in Dallas last weekend.

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“He said: ‘I know you’re still with Arkansas, but if anything were to happen, we want to be the first call.’ He was saying that he was there. I thought it was pretty cool that even though I’m committed, that guy wants me. He respected my decision and wasn’t pressuring me.”

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Posted on 3/17/17 at 9:26 am to Captain Crown