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TommyDaTiger40 months
Interesting
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deuce98540 months
Sounds like bye to Davis since he didn't sign
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Vidic40 months
Yep. He told LSU bye by not signing early.
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oneg8rh8r40 months
absolutely the right mentality
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Drizzt40 months
He ain’t messing around. I like it.
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touchdownjeebus40 months
Good approach.
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dcrews40 months
I don't see an issue with a kid taking all of the allotted time to make a big decision like this.
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BayouBengal9940 months
He didn’t say there was an issue with it. But he’s not going to count on someone who said they were committed to you but then didn’t grab the first chance they get to sign. Not real committed if you aren’t committing when the opportunity comes. The reset button has to be pushed, at that point it would be foolish to trust the guy will sign at the “next” opportunity. Now you go look for guys who can still play at a high level but really are committed to playing ball for the Tiger but also keep letting the commuted guy know that he’s very much wanted and he’s their priority. That’s all he’s saying and he’s correct in that mindset. These kids need to remember what made them choose the Tigers in the first place and stop letting narratives and others dictate your moves. I would bet there are many many many players who really regret rethinking the opportunity they had to play for LSU. It’s got everything you could possibly want in a school and more. Education, big time football, national exposure, first round opportunities, NFL opportunities, the best competition, the best coaches, the best support staff, a great roster to play with, the best perks, Heisman exposure, your own positions exposure, media exposure, beautiful women, party life, great food and we teach our kids how to be an adult on and off the field. We need Devin White and some of those guys to come talk to these kids. Those guys were here when it wasn’t so good and the talk was bad. Look what they helped build. All it takes is hard work and to be dedicated to your program. Play for something greater than you. If you do that, the rest will follow.
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rob6240 months
If a kid has been committed but doesn’t sign on signing day then he is not committed to LSU. If LSU holds a scholarship for two more months and then the “committed” kid “does what’s best for him” then what is in it for LSU? LSU could have gone a gotten another kid to sign instead of losing out all the way around.
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GeauxsomeMeaux40 months
Sure you CAN take all of the allotted time available... but the Tigers may give your spot to someone else who IS committed!
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CharlesLSU40 months
They’ve had ample time getting courted up to the early period. O is spot on. If you aren’t ready by now, he must move on to protect LSUs interests.
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BerniceLATiger40 months
I love the approach coach O is taking. You can't wait on players who have a chance to sign but don't. He who hesitate is lost. If Foreman, Leigh, Davis and etc want to sign in February you definitely take them but, you can't wait around and be left at the altar.
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KING NOLA40 months
Wasn't it last year when we lost two WR's one to Georgia and one to Maryland and look how that turned out. LSU didn't miss a beat and we still got some of the best young talent in the country at the WR position and like Coach O said we don't worry about who's not here just the ones who wants to be real LSU Tigers.
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Tiger in Texas40 months
Can't disagree with O's approach. He has been burned at the alter enough times to know when to back off and maybe take a lesser star player, but at least he gets one that likely is more dedicated & bleeds purple & gold!
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