re: What's your gut feeling on Dylan Moses?

My gut tells me he wants to chase white women at Ole Miss, and Asian women at UCLA. Then, he will be an LSU Tiger.

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He'll be a Tiger. He wants to look at his options (which he should), but he's way too connected to this LSU program to end up anywhere else.

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Simply makes no sense. Either he's too connected or he might go somewhere else. Can't have both.

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Simply makes no sense. Either he's too connected or he might go somewhere else. Can't have both

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How does that make no sense? He's an elite prospect getting attention from every top program in the country. He owes it to himself to give each a look and see how he fits into each place. In the end though, his cousin being on staff, his family being in BR, and all his time spent growing up in the LSU football program will be enough to keep him in purple and gold.

That's not even mentioning that he fits the LSU scheme perfectly on both sides of the ball.

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No latino's from Miami?

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I hope not. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

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Great looking athlete but doesn't make many plays.

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i just pulled up his stats. he is averaging 19 tackles a game.

how many more plays do you think he should make?

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I think the answer is 42.

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i just pulled up his stats. he is averaging 19 tackles a game.

how many more plays do you think he should make?

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I tried looking his stats up. I know they would refute what that guy was claiming. Reminds me of those claiming Leonard Fournette was not all that his freshman year. Claimed that he didn't run hard and went down at first contact. That Williams was a better running back. Where are they now? Some feel the need to be contrarian and claim they see something different than everyone else.

That his "member" is bigger than yours.

Tiger. He will take the torch straight from Fournette to represent da boot.

Did you check his Twitter page recently?????????

I think he is and will be a special player. But if I'm being brutally honest I'm not impressed with who he's become lately.

I've been following him for years out of pure excitement that he will one day be Tiger. I don't know him personally so all I have to go on is various interviews, Twitter posts, etc.

Early on, I saw a young man with focus and humbleness. He seemed to be well grounded and appreciative for the gift he's been blessed with. I got the feeling he was going to be a leader on and off the field, I was very impressed as he seemed to have great work ethic, loyalty and dedication.

Needless to say, I don't get that feeling anymore. His Twitter is full of contradicting statements. One moment, he states how humble and blessed he is, then the next he's posting about being a billionaire and he's the best. Nothing about the struggle, all about the reward.

For those who follow recruiting, how many times have we seen this? This is nothing new. With the bama crap all over his Twitter it's obvious he's buying in to all the saban crap of "it's all about you".

No Dylan, it's not about you. You want to be great? Then become the greatest servant. That's how you become great. You once said you are and always will be a Tiger. What does that mean to you? I'm not sure you have what it takes anymore.