Louisiana HS pipelines in Miles era

Snyder shouldn't count for WM

Same way chad jones should count for Aug

Same way deangelo Benton shouldn't count for bastrop

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Snyder shouldn't count for WM Same way chad jones should count for Aug Same way deangelo Benton shouldn't count for bastrop

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Yep.

And what ever happened to Shomari Clemons? I know he went to Texas Southern... anybody know how he did there?

And, at the bottom it has the honorable mention schools... Wasnt Lavar Edwards at a diff high school, then Katrina hit and he enrolled at Desire St Academy? Or something like that?

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Benton was a Bastrop native. I believe you and Lester are thinking of Randall Mackey.

Yeah D Lo was a hometown Bastrop kid....Mackey was the kid that transferred there after Katrina

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I believe you and Lester are thinking of Randall Mackey.

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This kid was supposed to be a major QB target for LSU during his sophomore and junior years. I guess he just stopped growing, as did LSU's interest.

Moving forward St Aug and U-High need to be our big time feeder schools IMO

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Moving forward St Aug and U-High need to be our big time feeder schools IMO

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Well the thing about saying this school needs to be a feeder, is that most schools are up and down when it comes to having big time LSU talent. Especially private schools, except St Aug. And that's primarily because of their location and appeal. St Aug has had over 35 NFL players since 1964. That's amazing. That's more that some colleges.

UHigh finally has a nice crop of big time talent there.

But, the schools that have always consistently had big time LSU type talent are St Aug, Breaux Bridge, Hahnville, Destrehan, John Ehret, Acadiana, Curtis, West Monroe, etc.

Its typically the River parishes, Cajun areas, West Monroe, and New Orleans. If we do well recruiting those areas, we will always be fine.

Mackey is playing in the Italian league. I didn't know they had a league either before he signed.

Yeah. Came from Port Sulphur.

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I'm listing 40...what do you think?

Here are the former St. Aug Purple Knights that followed that path (40)

- Alfred Jenkins (grad in 1964) Tulsa - Dolphins/Browns

- Glenn Alexander (1966) Grambling - Bills

- Sam Holden (1966) Grambling - Saints

- Jackie Wallace (1969) Arizona - Vikings

- Jerry Reese (1973) Oklahoma - Chiefs

- Sidney Brown (1973) Oklahoma - Patriots

- Louis Oubre (1976) Oklahoma - Saints

- Marcus Quinn (1977) LSU - Buccaneers

- Marcus Scott (1979) LSU - Giants

- Treg Songy (1981) Tulane - Jets

- Doug Landry (1982) La. Tech - Chargers

- Brian Taylor (1985) Oregon State - Bears/Bills

- LeRoy Hoard (1986) Michigan - Browns

- Lonnie Marts (1985) Tulane - Titans/Chiefs

- David White (1988) Nebraska - Bills

- Louis Age (1988) USL - Bears

- Tyrone Hughes (1988) Nebraska - Saints

- Derrick Rodgers (1989) Arizona State - Dolphins/Saints (did not play football in high school)

- Chris Cowart (1990) Florida St. - Chargers

- Ronald Cherry (1990) Southern U. - Lions

- Sean Jackson (1990) Fla. State - Oilers

- Clarence Matthews (1992) Northwestern St. - Cardinals

- Jason Wiltz (1994) Nebraska - Jets

- Derrick Lewis (1995) Texas - Rams

- James Hall (1995) Michigan - Rams/Lions

- Raynoch Thompson (1996) Tennessee - Cardinals

- Cortez Hankton (1998) Texas Southern - Jags

- Oliver Celestin (1998) Texas Southern - Cards/Chiefs/Jets

- Nate Dorsey (2001) Ga. Tech - Browns/Vikings

- Paul Irons (2001) Fla. State - Browns

- BeJarvus Green - Ellis (2003) Ole Miss - Patriots/Bengals

- Darren Marquez (2003) - Colts

- Raheem Alem (2004) LSU - Bengals

- Selvish Capers (2005) West Va. - Giants

- Chad Jones (2005) LSU - Giants

- Patrick Trahan (2005) Ole Miss - Bears

- Darryl Songy (1979) Oklahoma - Cowboys

- Greg Hobbs (1980) USL - Cowboys

- Joe Carter (1967) Grambling - Cowboys

- Carl Weathers - San Diego State - Raiders (Oh yes, Apollo Creed from Rocky movie fame actually was enrolled, before headed west. But he did stroll the hallways of St. Augustine.)

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