Jonathon Stewart

Stewart is gonna be good but I think Minter is a better linebacker. Stewart is only playing bc a&m sucks on defense.

I'm surprised this thread was started before a Christine Michael thread. He's everyones pick to win 5 heisman trophys.

I don't understand wh ywe never offered him despite a need for LBs.

I think people overrate Miles' and Co's ability to honestly evaluate talent and recruit for need.

I think they just blew it a few times when we obviously need depth. He's a lot better player than some of the others we have recruited or a recruiting this year that will NEVER see the field at LSU outside of special teams.

He is a beast.

On the flip sde of that, Miles an company have made some good choices when evaluating talent.

They offered Morris Claiborne before anyone knew he existed. Morris Claiborne himself didn't even know who Morris Claiborne was.

Tryann Mathiea was a surprise. There were also guys like Ciron Black and Tyson Jackson who weren't highly regarded out of high school. Lafell was a three star, and both Riley and Shepard were questionale takes. They proved wise signings in the end.

Simply put, coaches from many schools let instate talent slip away all the time. There's players in every state not going to their instate schools.

Seems that Miles and staff put weighted emphasis on camp performance.

Didn't he have character issues?

got it, so it was JJ27 and Hot Carl spreading filth

since when does wm dictate recruiting

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There was a huge post on him on kenramsey back in the day. Everyone knows if your team is going to win in West Monroe you have to play borderline tough/dirty. He did and he talked smack... it was a low scoring game and WM won.

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He hit WM offensive lineman Dillon Day 5 seconds after the whistle. He got about a three yard sprint into him then FLIPPED Dillons then 250lb body. He wasnt ejected from the game. That was the whole argument from WM people.