Strong 2014 WR class in LA.

Each one of them bring something special to the table and would thrive together, I think their skills would compliment one another along with Smith and Washington at TE. Add throwing to LF out of the backfield, and this passing game could go to another level!

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the wildcat....yes another recruit we'd love to see in the wildcat at LSU.

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Malachi is best WR I've seen in the 2014 class. And best WR prospect ive seen sine AJ Green and Julio. Must get. Love to get all 3 if possible.

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Agreed. His athleticism is unrivaled by many. He has big time NFL potential as a team's number 1 wideout.

Noil's change-of-direction ability is jaw-dropping. He can leave defenders in the dust with a cut on the dime. It is truly special to watch.

Quinn is as polished as a receiver you will see at the high school level. Although he plays in a system that allows him to thrive, his numbers speak for themselves.

If we get all three, I can see the potential for the best receiving corps at LSU since Bowe, Davis, and Doucet.

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Agreed. His athleticism is unrivaled by many. He has big time NFL potential as a team's number 1 wideout

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Agreed. And if he can get up to 200 lbs, look out. I always liked the kid then i saw his highlights and they blew me away. Goes up and gets the ball at the highest point as good as anybody I've ever seen. If he stays on track and becomes a better all around WR, potential 1st round NFL talent.

Not sure who to compare the trio to. I'd have Dupree and Quinn as my 1 and 2 split out wide with Noil in the slot/ Percy Harvin type role. All 3 can do it all but all bring something special to the table. Dupre is a deepball and red zone nightmare. Also will cause other teams D fits with matchups. Can score on any route at any given moment of the game. Gotta double him IMO. Quinn is that polished route runner with sure hands that will get himself open and catch the ball. Reminds me of a Greg Jennings/ Reggie Wayne type WR with how fluid he is when running routes and catching the ball with his hands away from his body. Then you have Noil, who will scare every D anytime he touches the ball and will be a matchup nightmare in the slot. Can take it to the house on a 2 yard slant or a reverse. Big time player in the screen game.


So, if we get all 3 we would have a trio of AJ Green, Reggie Wayne/ Greg Jennings, and Percy Harvin. Look out.

Not to mention Adrian Peterson at RB.

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I can't imagine we could get all 3

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You must be joking right. They locks dude and anything but a commitment to LSU from all three would be dissappointing. So start imagining all three in purple and gold please and thank you in advance.

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I think Dupre is a great prospect and has a high ceiling, but comparing him to AJ Green and Julio Jones is a little much. Let's pump the brakes a little bit.

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Haha I know P. I'm just saying the way he's built and how he goes up and gets the ball like its a rebound reminds me of AJ Green.

Wasn't really comparing, just saying he's the best WR prospect I've seen since AJ and Julio.

And sportsfan I agree that Quinn is fast with great vision and shifty feet, which goes with how fluid he is running. . He's very fast in high school, but in SEC he won't be a burner on the field. Not saying he will be so slow or anything like that, but won't be fastest guy on the field. Where he is elite is with his route running ability and his hands.

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Malachi is best WR I've seen in the 2014 class. And best WR prospect ive seen sine AJ Green and Julio

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Way too much homer bro. Malachi is a beast but he can't hold Green-Beckham's jock. That kid was a f*cking monster in HS.

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Way too much homer bro. Malachi is a beast but he can't hold Green-Beckham's jock. That kid was a f*cking monster in HS.

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Always thought that DGB was over rated. Sure, dominated in high school versus Missouri competition. Played in every game for Mizzou this season, only had 28 catches. Sure, he's a freak specimen but that doesn't mean he's a great WR. He dominated in high school purely off his size, ability, and competition. Amari Cooper impressed me more than DGB ever did. Not saying DGB won't be a player one day, but he's got some work to do. Dupre looks more polished as a route runner than DGB did I high school.

And DGB is just 1 player. Just to make you happy ill say Dupre is best WR prospect I've seen since AJ Green, Julio, and DGB. Even though I'm not sold on DGB.

I was also thinking about the depth of this class. You've got Sims who may leave the state because LSU isn't interested, but a lot of year's he'd be the No. 1 receiver. You've got the kid at Dutchtown who's fast as hell and over 6-feet tall. I think Opelousas has a kid too, right? Rummel has a good one that I bet winds up with BCS offers.

Does the Scotlandville RB end up at WR too?

Lots of guys this year who are pretty solid prospects.