Can you imagine being a top college football prospect and Tyrann Mathieu coming to your house to recruit you to LSU?

Well, maybe that will happen one day as the former All-American tweeted this week about being a "FUTURE LSU FOOTBALL HEAD COACH."

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It would be awesome if the Honey Badger could make his way back to Baton Rouge after his playing days are over.

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The TurdBurglar•30 months

Favorite player ever

EYE_on_LSU•30 months

Honey Badger just takes what he wants. This time he told you first

UsingUpAllTheLetters•30 months

That's pretty cool. I hope he gets his shot.

Bestbank Tiger•30 months

It's his dream job! He's one of us! Wait...I've seen that movie before. I would love to see him succeed. Just need him to prove he can coach first.

DVinBR•30 months

if he's retired from the NFL and Raymond retires or leaves, bring him in for the DB coach position

PsychTiger•30 months

He'd likely be pretty lenient on the weed policy.

GumboDave•30 months

My grandmother in a nursing home is on THC. I think were about past all the BS anyway.

Ms Anthrope•29 months

Dude. Let that go.

Areddishfish•30 months

Yikes

Areddishfish•30 months

Great players almost always turn out to be terrible coaches. The bench riders tend to be great coaches.

lsucoonass•30 months

No thanks

EvrybodysAllAmerican•30 months

I love the Badger as a player and a person. But i wouldnt hire him to run a snow-ball stand.

BigTimer23•30 months

Why not?

CanebreakCajun•30 months

So sayeth the badger, so sayeth the flock.

JakeFromStateFarm•30 months

Future DB coach, maybe.

TigerFanatic99•30 months

I'm not sold on that even. What makes him so great isn't something that can be taught

KLSU•30 months

You people are crazy. Like all of you acted the same way at 19 as 40! TM has the ability to do whatever he wants when his playing career is over. I hope he because successful enough as a coach to become LSU's HC. That would be an incredible storyline...

arcalades•30 months

i acted like a 19 yr old should act, mature and not like a pothead

KLSU•30 months

arcalades And he has still made more money than you could imagine! So I would say just because someone is not fully grown at 19 doesn't mean he can't be successful in life. TM is living proof of what turning your life around can do as long as you have the talent, work ethic, and drive to succeed. You can crap on him all you want I think it is a great story and hope he proves you wrong one day..

EvrybodysAllAmerican•30 months

We already had that storyline with Coach O.

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siliconvalleytiger•30 months

Given the progress he’s made in his life coming from nothing and getting better and better, I would put nothing past him. I’m on team TM7

abellsujr•30 months

He would be a solid recruiter and DB coach.

TutHillTiger•30 months

He is the recruiter we need for New Orleans area. Who can turn down the Honey Badger. His life story should be a damn disney movie. I would love to see both Tyrann and Patrick Peterson at LSU one day. Patrick is secondary coach, Tyrann is a Special teams coach

chaso•30 months

Hell Yeah ! I'll take him Now Head Coach, whatever he wants, he'll take it anyway !

Luckydog•30 months

He is so wealthy he would never work that hard to coach

LongOnLSU17•30 months

I see it differently, he knows how to transition hard work into success. He’s self made and has consistently worked through adversity, though in many cases self inflicted. I’m not qualified to judge his ability to coach…. But bc someone is wealthy does not mean they will not work hard, I find it to be the opposite in my world. They got there somehow.

Old Money•30 months

Coach Honey Badger > Coach Prime

Friar Tuck•30 months

I told him he was, pound for pound, the best football player I had ever scene when a few years ago when he and PP were both with the cardinals and came back for an LSU, and I stand by that assessment.

AndrewD•30 months

Not Even A Question

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