Did anyone see the guy Pellini picked up from North Desoto?

He's a speed merchant. But I'm not really blown away by him as a football player.

Girlfriend teaches at the school. From what she says, grades are a major issue with him.

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I didnt read the beginning of the thread, sorry. Are we talking about Trindon?

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A slower version of trindon with slightly better hands.

There are also other ways to make that 25.

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Girlfriend teaches at the school. From what she says, grades are a major issue with him.

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perhaps the poster meant that grades are a big deal to him, not a big problem...?

For just about every LA recruit who isn't a 4.0 student, there is a poster who has a friend or relative who teaches at his school and says grades are somewhat of an issue.

In almost every instance, it means that the player wouldn't get TOPS at LSU if he was a regular student, but he will still qualify easily for D-1. It is really easy to qualify. Anyone with a 2.5 in high school and a 17 is good to go.

Grades are OK. But with a 25 all you need is ok. I teach there too. He retook a few classes last summer which deleted a few past grades and put A's and B's in there place.

We passed on him. Good pick up for BO who needs speed on his team big time.

He received extra points for singing,"Strokin", after taking the test!!

They calculate it by adding up all the sections, which is a strange way to do it. Just multiply your score by 4 for an approximation. Most LSU students shouldn't even show up on the charts.