re: How’d the Zy Alexander injury look? I missed it

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Yeah it sucks but it also tells you LSU needs to do a better job of getting the right players here to fill those spots quit taking chances on guys from smaller colleges or guys with attitudes.

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So Zy Alexander wouldn’t have been injured if he weren’t a Southeastern transfer? I don’t understand. The “small college” guy was turning into one of our only reliable DBs.

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The previous staff didnt leave much but the 2 years kelly has had to fill those spots he has not done a good job of bringing in top notch Talent. This is LSU we should never be this bad in the secondary especially with the talent in the state.

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I don’t completely disagree with this but we had to field a team last year, which meant we had to go get a bunch of transfers to play DB. Would y’all have rather CBK completely punted on 2022 and not brought in any transfers? Just start freshmen in a transition year (which makes it tough to close out the HS class)?

This year we went and got a RS sophomore CB who started 5 games at Ohio State as a RS freshman. Out for the season due to a broken leg.

Our best returning DB (one of the transfers from last year) was diagnosed with brain cancer.

You get Duce Chestnut who said it was a “dream come true” and he “almost broke into tears” when he got the LSU offer.. who has clearly now had some sort of falling out or off-field issue.

You bring Denver Harris - our top CB target from the 2022 HS class - over but he’s a headcase.

You get an FCS standout in Zy Alexander but now he’s injured and apparently it looks bad.

You have Ashton Stamps who started to step up but got a groin injury.

At some point you’re just snakebit.