Does LSU "over sign?"

i mean we only were the cover boys on ESPN when this non-issue had its news cycle

I believe there are rules to prevent over signing now and they were first proposed and put in place by the SEC

the SEC implemented rules after the black eye, but schools get around them

conferences like the Big10 have had rules like that in place for a long time

Maybe by one player every few years or so. Almost impossible not to sometimes. You never know if a player will stick until they sign the LOI. Coaches have to keep their options open.

They just look for excuses since the Big 10 isn't shite anymore. They don't like that the SEC has wrecked shop this past decade. So they cling to any little thing that can help their confidence.

the reason porter didn't have a schollie is b/c the NCAA clearinghouse told LSU that brad wing would not have his credits from Australia count, so he remained a commit but everyone knew it was just on paper

...then they cleared him and LSU was left scrambling. elliot porter was asked to greyshirt so that we could keep both, and elliot porter got mad (understandably) and went to UK

CBS does an analysis after signing day each year. Last year 17 schools "oversigned". Alabama was #1, but of the top 10, 3 were SEC schools, 3 were B1G schools, 2 Pac12, 1 ACC and Notre Dame.

they are extremely butt hurt so i was skeptical of their claims

Look a Tennessee this year and ole miss a few years back! Some do it but not all

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I have a vision of Justin Beiber sitting in a room complaining about Led Zeppelin .

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They made a big deal about Elliot porter. Where is the piece on how he's our starting center?

We over signed once under Les. Some guys made the grades the staff didn't expect. People would bitch more if kids didn't make the grades and we had no back up plan.