What should be more obvious is that pro scouts do not think like SEC fans, so while they'd agree that the SEC is the best, they would laugh at this comment for the silly homerism that it is. An elite WR at TTU (Crabtree) or Ok St (Bryant, Blackmon) have just a good of chance to get drafted in the first round as one from LSU. And please don't come back with historical numbers because the draft is about individuals, it is not a random draw.

Quit acting like you guys want what is best for the kid and not your team. Him and his family will decide what is best for him. As LSU fans we all hope it is LSU, but if not, isn't better for LSU to see him in the Big XII somewhere, rather than the SEC West?

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Posted by moneyg

Member since Jun 2006

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Posted on 10/27/14 at 1:42 pm to H-Town Tiger

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What should be more obvious is that pro scouts do not think like SEC fans, so while they'd agree that the SEC is the best, they would laugh at this comment for the silly homerism that it is. An elite WR at TTU (Crabtree) or Ok St (Bryant, Blackmon) have just a good of chance to get drafted in the first round as one from LSU. And please don't come back with historical numbers because the draft is about individuals, it is not a random draw.

Quit acting like you guys want what is best for the kid and not your team. Him and his family will decide what is best for him. As LSU fans we all hope it is LSU, but if not, isn't better for LSU to see him in the Big XII somewhere, rather than the SEC West?

You seem to take this all very personal and get very defensive.

Someone asked why a player would choose a team that runs a pro-style over a team that runs a wide open passing attack. And several posters gave good examples of why a player would do that...why it would be logical, and even why it would be advantageous.

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