As far back as the week before the LSU/Bama game (the first one), Scarborough was saying that LSU wouldn't take him because they didn't have the room. For what it's worth, I watchd Devall against West Monroe and he was pretty much invisible. Perhaps it was an off night, but he was pretty average.

As far as Bastrop, it's still very much a pro-LSU town, but you may not see the high profile recruits coming out of there as often in the future. Bradshaw churned them out in droves, but it will take a special coach to spot the talent and develop it the way he did.

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Posted by ProjectP2294

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Posted on 12/7/11 at 10:32 pm to BillF

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Scarborough was saying that LSU wouldn't take him because they didn't have the room.

I hope you didn't pay for that horseshite.

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Posted by joechristoppher77

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Posted on 12/8/11 at 4:06 pm to BillF

He was invisible in the Ruston game as well, which is what I reported. He's a generous 6'2 230 and NOT at MLB, at least not in our scheme. If I had not been looking for him I would have had no clue he was big time. How can the number 2 player in the state be no where to be found any time Bastrop plays a decent team... here's how, he's overrated and playing out of position. Now thats not to say he isn't a good student and athlete, he is, just not a MLB. At LSU he would be a DE and special teams guy for a while, so yes, going to Bama is most likely a better place for him where I imagine he will play OLB. Does it suck that he's leaving the state, sure, but when you really break it down its not that big of a deal in the grand scheme of things and nothing to get worked up over. I wish him well except when he plays LSU, then he's Tiger Bait!!!

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