Oregon Leads for Reed?

can we really believe his mentor or is he just trying to add to the suspense and drama since many believe he will commit to auburn?

oregon leads, if true does that mean that he and LS are looking to go their separate ways since LS didn't visit oregon.

Does LSU truly need to sign Reed considering the WR prospects who have already committed? Is he that much of a difference maker?

I get burned out on these recruits who are obviously playing the field to get the best deal for themselves and their families. I understand that this is part of the recruiting game. However, I prefer LSU to sign talented guys who actually want to play for LSU and are not afraid to make a commitment early on and stick with it.

A lot of these so-called talented players who hold out to the last day of the process do not turn out to be as good as their press clippings anyway because their refusal to commit shows a certain lack of character on their part. I mean, how many trips and how many months does it actually take for a guy to figure out where he wants to attend school?

I don't think it takes that long. In other words, these recruits who hold out to the very end of the recruiting process are nothing more than hired guns in their attitude and level of commitment to the school they ultimately sign with.

I disagree. I believe it is very hard for a top 1 or 2 player in La. to commit somewhere else due to the elite status of the progra, and outside pressures. some of these guys really don't know what is best until they are forced to make a decision (NSD, Randle). others are loving the process (LS).

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He's obviously not a must-have for LSU. Auburn and oregon both need a high-impact WR alot more desperately than LSU. He'd just be an asset in BR, and most likely be redshirted til other talent can clear the field so he can get some PT. Don't understand why people think he is priority no. 1 for Miles

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Thanks for your reply. I agree with you. Reed seems to me to be in the mold of guys like Chris Tolliver, Jyrhyn Taylor, Jared Mitchell, Chris Mitchell, etc. Nice player, but nothing exceptional. The most successful receivers at the college level tend to be the taller, more physical receivers like Lafell, TT, Randle, A.J. Green, Julio Jones, and the like.

Well, according to soupsandwich, trovon laughs at this thread.

No chance in hell for Reed to play QB at Div I level. That will not happen and Reed is smart enough to know that. He has zero desire to play QB in college.

can someone give me a name of his mentor?

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Soup answered you yesterday.

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I see you are still on patrol.