Disappointments not the End of the World

I think and hope we get everyone we think we're getting. However, if we lose someone it's not the end of the world. Sometimes things have a way of working out. If LF (gasp) would pick up the red hat, then you can imagine that Bo Scarborough may start to have bigtime 2nd thoughts. Although he may bolt to Ole Piss according to RB posts, the wide open RB position in a Cam Cameron offense may be very tempting, and if I were LSU, would pick up the phone right away and get him in here.

That is all just theoritical. But this kind of theory wasn't mentioned until LF starting the Bama thing. LSU is not going to hand him the job, but from a recruiting standpoint, they seemed to do what the LF camp wanted as the nations #1, and beg off of other RBs.

The thing is, you never know what COULD happen if things don't apparently work out. Brossette, Guice, etc could step in and maybe be an even better RB. Probably not knowing what we know now, but it's a possibility a 2015 national back would be very interested should LF not show up in BR.

With one flagship school here in LA, it just hurts to think that any top LA player wouldn't want to help LSU win a national title without mostly homegrown talent. But like any other year, there will be disappointments. It hasn't always worked out for the kids who go out of state, but sometimes they think the grass is always greener (or redder).

I think we can contend for the NC every year as long as we have a top 5 class consistently every year. 5 stars coming in don't always leave with 5 star contribution, and 4 and 3 stars can end up being major contributors.

We WILL sign 25 kids who really want to come to LSU and contribute, whoever they may be. We need to get behind these guys and the coaches and see if that crystal ball finds its way to BR again....