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re: Offensive Lineman Garrett Brumfield commits to LSU

Posted on 5/22/13 at 7:32 am to
Posted by djrunner
Baton Rouge
Member since Jun 2010
5318 posts
Posted on 5/22/13 at 7:32 am to
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Garrett needs to take the leadership role for putting his class together. He is a very intelligent leader type individual from what I see. Its his class to lead.

No he doesn't he needs to finish out his senior year, run some arse and graduate.


This class needs someone to assist from the players perspective and not letting this wonderful opportunity of having one of the greatest classes of all times get away. It needs a Louisiana leader to help tske advantage of a special year in the Boot. Louisiana is set up for LSU this year. We can't let others come to our state and cherry pick our guys. This class can help LSU reclaim its spot as the leading program in the SEC which it had been the last 10-12 years. But only if they come together.


You my friend are setting yourself up for MAJOR disappointment. We are going to lose top guys out of the state this year. So is Texas, California, Illinois an even Alabama who have 2 huge schools and not a ton of top tear athletes. Lower your expectations son and stay off the recruiting board for a while. You might lose your mind before it is over with, we have a long way to go.

Posted by justustm2
Member since Sep 2005
4158 posts
Posted on 5/22/13 at 9:03 am to
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You my friend are setting yourself up for MAJOR disappointment. We are going to lose top guys out of the state this year. So is Texas, California, Illinois an even Alabama who have 2 huge schools and not a ton of top tear athletes. Lower your expectations son and stay off the recruiting board for a while. You might lose your mind before it is over with, we have a long way to go.


So it is rare that players take leadership roles in helping to put together their recruiting class? I think not. It is done all the time. Players call others and encourage them to join them. Of course it is an individual decision and each must do what is best for themselves. But to think players have no hand in trying to convince others to join them is not true. It is reported all the time.

However, it is an indivaul decision whether to seek to have an impact on one's class as well. Russell Shepard chose to be active and supposedly had an impact on others choosing LSU. Some may be comfortable in that role. Others may not. It is no reflection on the individual.

I agree I was out of place in suggesting Garrett play that role. Wildman and Garrett, I apologize for that. Just a great Tiger fan who got a little pumped there for a minute. As I was pumped when Garrett commited.

As far as being set up for major disappointment, that won't happen. I am a believer that LSU's fortunes are determined by who chooses to join the team rather than who chooses not to. I can't think of one player whose decision to go elsewhere changed the fortunes of LSU. Or the the team they chose for that matter.
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