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re: chances that Brockers
Posted on 11/11/11 at 9:47 am to ATLTiger
Posted on 11/11/11 at 9:47 am to ATLTiger
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next year as in '12? or '13?
After next football season, so '13.
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if they continue on their current levels of production, I could see Sam and Brockers in the 1st.
One, why wouldn't they? If anything they will be better. But scouts will be enamored with their size and athletic ability regardless. Which is why I think it's possible they leave after this year. They will be drafted very high on potential alone.
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I wouldn't quite say no doubt, but close. Mingo, not so sure about just yet.
I'll say it, though. No doubt unless injured. They are all 3 very special.
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Posted on 11/11/11 at 10:13 am to Hot Carl
This may sound strange, but Bama could actually help us out with this for the upcoming draft. Alabama will have a lot of guys on the defensive side of the ball go in the first few rounds, plus Trent Richardson at RB. There are also alot of stud players coming out this year who will eat up first round picks. It's kind of like with recruiting; even if a team has 80 top prospects listing them as their favorite, they can only sign 25. There are only 64 slots in the first two rounds and there are, IMHO, too many good Jr/Sr players for our draft eligible underclassmen to go that high.
Claiborne is gone. Aside from that, the rest stay. Hopefully, Les will have opportunities to play alot of his underclassmen next year to get them up to speed, because LSU players will dominate the 2013 NFL draft.
Claiborne is gone. Aside from that, the rest stay. Hopefully, Les will have opportunities to play alot of his underclassmen next year to get them up to speed, because LSU players will dominate the 2013 NFL draft.
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