# Signees from FL & TX by Year since 1969

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HALLMAN 1991 1 3
HALLMAN 1992 0 3
HALLMAN 1993 4 4
HALLMAN 1994 1 2
HALLMAN Total 6 12

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prefer 80% in state

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That's a bit high. Historical signings:

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Coach Year %LA

MCCLENDON 1969 76%
MCCLENDON 1970 86%
MCCLENDON 1971 63%
MCCLENDON 1972 82%
MCCLENDON 1973 67%
MCCLENDON 1974 82%
MCCLENDON 1975 56%
MCCLENDON 1976 66%
MCCLENDON 1977 79%
MCCLENDON 1978 72%
MCCLENDON 1979 88%
MCCLENDON Total 74%

STOVALL 1980 67%
STOVALL 1981 68%
STOVALL 1982 61%
STOVALL 1983 82%
STOVALL Total 70%

ARNSPARGER 1984 76%
ARNSPARGER 1985 58%
ARNSPARGER 1986 43%
ARNSPARGER Total 59%

ARCHER 1987 54%
ARCHER 1988 43%
ARCHER 1989 55%
ARCHER 1990 55%
ARCHER Total 51%

HALLMAN 1991 59%
HALLMAN 1992 58%
HALLMAN 1993 68%
HALLMAN 1994 79%
HALLMAN Total 66%

DINARDO 1995 76%
DINARDO 1996 67%
DINARDO 1997 62%
DINARDO 1998 82%
DINARDO 1999 76%
DINARDO Total 72%

SABAN 2000 77%
SABAN 2001 52%
SABAN 2002 69%
SABAN 2003 54%
SABAN 2004 52%
SABAN Total 61%

Miles 2005 62%
Miles 2006 58%
Miles 2007 42%
Miles 2008 58%
Miles 2009 52%
Miles 2010 44%
Miles 2011 77%
Miles Total 55%

Grand Total 66%

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I think around 15 players from in-state is a good number to average per year(60%). Then it would be ideal to average 4 from TX, 2 from MS/AL, 3 from FL/GA, and 1 from long distance.

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prefer 80% in state.

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Never going to happen. We couldnt even fill all our needs this year when the state was stacked.

I dont know the updated numbers with this new class, but since mile shas been here 51% of the kids that signe their LOI came from OOS. Why i think its not as easy as some think o recruit at LSU. You cant rely on the state of LA alone to fill your needs.

Besides even this year their werent 16 4 stars or better in the state. For the star gazers out there this wouldnt go over to well. LSU could fill the class with 100% kids from Louisiana, but we not going to be playing for bcs championships.

Go where the players are, I say. 80% instate is pretty high, especially with just having one of the deepest classes in recent history and ending up with a percentage lower than that