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re: How Are the Top DLine Prospects in the Nation Not Lining Up At LSU's Door?
Posted on 10/3/14 at 11:31 am to AlaTiger
Posted on 10/3/14 at 11:31 am to AlaTiger
Well... we have a weak DL class in state for 2015, and out of state guys are just that... out of state.
I mean what do you want us to do to get them here? Kidnap them and force them to sign with us? The top DL prospects have options all over the country at the top schools. LSU is def in that group, and we always have visits loaded with big time players. But its pretty hard to get 1 of those to sign with you on NSD. I mean think about it... Each of the top DL pretty much have their pick of the top schools in the country... only 1 school gets them.
People dont realize how tough the recruiting aspect of college football
really is, especially when it comes to getting highly touted players from OOS. We always get a few a year, which is great. But our roster is most likely 70% in state players.
2016 has some big DL recruits though.
I mean what do you want us to do to get them here? Kidnap them and force them to sign with us? The top DL prospects have options all over the country at the top schools. LSU is def in that group, and we always have visits loaded with big time players. But its pretty hard to get 1 of those to sign with you on NSD. I mean think about it... Each of the top DL pretty much have their pick of the top schools in the country... only 1 school gets them.
People dont realize how tough the recruiting aspect of college football
really is, especially when it comes to getting highly touted players from OOS. We always get a few a year, which is great. But our roster is most likely 70% in state players.
2016 has some big DL recruits though.
Posted on 10/3/14 at 12:04 pm to KG5989
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2016 has some big DL recruits though.
Need to fix the problem now or unfortunately that 2016 class won't mean all that much.
Posted on 10/3/14 at 12:07 pm to KG5989
Brick was hot on the rumor to leave last year and this year from what I gather its a given he is gone from what I understand.
I'm sure that has had an influence as well. But then again offensive line and defensive line coaches change all the time.
LSU needs to drastically up its recruiting budget to be able to compete. LSU is getting passed up facility wise too, we are just average at best now in the SEC in terms of facilities.
I'm sure that has had an influence as well. But then again offensive line and defensive line coaches change all the time.
LSU needs to drastically up its recruiting budget to be able to compete. LSU is getting passed up facility wise too, we are just average at best now in the SEC in terms of facilities.
Posted on 10/3/14 at 12:55 pm to KG5989
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I mean what do you want us to do to get them here? Kidnap them and force them to sign with us? The top DL prospects have options all over the country at the top schools. LSU is def in that group, and we always have visits loaded with big time players. But its pretty hard to get 1 of those to sign with you on NSD. I mean think about it... Each of the top DL pretty much have their pick of the top schools in the country... only 1 school gets them.
You can't be serious?
Get this crap out of here.
This is LSU we are talking about. Formerly known as "DLineU." How does Alabama come into Louisiana and get top talent? How did Florida do it this past year? How does Mississippi State have better lines on both sides than LSU?
You are going to say that it is HARD? Whatever. This is an arms race and if you can't keep up, then you have to fire whoever isn't getting the job done and find who can do it.
We aren't developing the players we get and we aren't getting top notch players at these positions. You don't just "whiff" on that many 4-5 star prospects while Miss. St. dominates you on both lines of scrimmage.
I have always liked Haley. I am not actually wanting to get rid of him. But, something has to change. The problem is here and 2015 does not look to have a solution. So, that means it will just get worse.
Honestly, I am getting a bit tired of hearing about the 2016 class. We have massive holes to fill in 2015. Why can't we do it?
This is not a "sky is falling" post. It is an assessment of the situation and asking what the solutions might be.
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