Former LSU offensive lineman George Brown Jr. will be transferring to Miami, according to Bill Greene with Scout.com.

Brown decided to transfer out of the LSU football program on Monday night.

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stho381

His goal is probably to make it to the NFL. He won't do that unless he gets on the field. We don't know all of the reasons why he left, but we never heard anything negative about the young man while he was at LSU, so there is no reason to take shots. Best of luck to him.

Reply•81 months

lsuson

It wasn't that long ago playing college football that if you didn't think you were going to play, you worked your tail and hoped for the best. Kids now days have this elitist sense of entitlement and if they don't start they get pissy and want to take their toys from the sandbox.

Reply•81 months

atltiger6487

disagree. LSU has elite talent. Sure, it shows dedication to work hard and hope you get playing time in a few years. But there's no guarantee. Most college players want to, you know, actually play. I have no problem with a player transferring to a place where he can actually see the field.

81 months

Mr. Hangover

This kid owes you nothing.. Let him go where he feels like he has the best opportunity to succeed.. After all, it's about him, not you

81 months

STRIPES

Well, bye.

Reply•81 months

Spankum

No problem with that...hope he does well.

Reply•81 months

LSU FSU Grad

Not homesick, just didn't like the list of talent he had to compete with. I think that was the case with every transfer. You come in with talent and talent keeps coming in. You rise or you don't. If you don't, you might consider moving on to get on the field. I don't old it against them. Good luck to them! If they do well, it only further proves how much talent is at LSU.

Reply•81 months

lsusportsman2

So much for being homesick. We all know that ain't the reasoning now. Dude just was never going to get any playing time here.

Reply•81 months

PhillyTiger90

We play Miami on Labor Day 2018 in Cowboys Stadium...see you soon Georgie

Reply•81 months

TheWalrus

There goes the homesick theory.

Reply•81 months

TKLSUMD

I wish him the best. Mark Richt is a class act.