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Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:25 pm to Maximus
Why do you guys bash on Dylan Moses? Is it because you're butthurt he didn't choose lsu? He chose Alabama because it will enhance his future and help him hone his craft. He'll only get better by playing for Bama. Coach Saban puts players in the pros. He would plateau or flame out playing for LSU. He would never make the NFL unless he played for Bama. Only Bama and "co sabun" "put playas in da pros". He would flounder in obscurity at lsu. Haven't you read the spring practice, cropped T shirt, no pads headlines? The kid is half Bo Jackson, half Derrick Thomas, Half Cornelius Bennett. They've already established this by looking at him in a pair of gray shorts. He moves like no other. He'll win 7 Heisman's.
Or.... jevronte and his prodigy had this whole shite planned. They we're going Bama the whole way. The Miles dismissal was an easy out/ploy to leave the state. They pussied out an transferred to IMG to avoid the deserved ridicule and backlash. Guess what- Moses really impresses in a pair of loose, gray cotton shorts. Same thing he's been doing since 7th grade. He pussied out for a brand name. He'll fade in a roster of stars.
Chris Allen was better.
Or.... jevronte and his prodigy had this whole shite planned. They we're going Bama the whole way. The Miles dismissal was an easy out/ploy to leave the state. They pussied out an transferred to IMG to avoid the deserved ridicule and backlash. Guess what- Moses really impresses in a pair of loose, gray cotton shorts. Same thing he's been doing since 7th grade. He pussied out for a brand name. He'll fade in a roster of stars.
Chris Allen was better.
This post was edited on 4/7/17 at 9:28 pm
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:42 pm to higgins
F your asses with your downvotes. I'm drunk.
Posted on 4/8/17 at 4:17 am to gumbeaux
These recruits are 16 or 17 years old. They change their mind hourly. Some get caught up in the excitement and commit, then they have committers remorse. They de-commit, then take their time to really evaluate their options.
Posted on 4/8/17 at 3:39 pm to gumbeaux
Because in highschool every year feels like a lifetime. Extremely early commitments don't really mean anything, just like early decommitments. Still just a recruit you are trying to sign
Imagine your growth/change as a person from sophomore to senior year, now compare it to your last 2 or the next 2 years. Dont relate it to a decision you'd make as a full grown man.
Imagine your growth/change as a person from sophomore to senior year, now compare it to your last 2 or the next 2 years. Dont relate it to a decision you'd make as a full grown man.
This post was edited on 4/8/17 at 3:46 pm
Posted on 4/8/17 at 7:56 pm to gumbeaux
Did you know what you wanted when you were 17 18 years old? If youre that age or under I get why you're asking the question.
This post was edited on 4/9/17 at 11:29 pm
Posted on 4/9/17 at 8:38 am to Wortivi22
quote:
Maybe they want to explore
Other options, or
Not.
Everybody is different
Y'all.
This is what is hoped for. Just opening it up for more bidders or to keep the money coming.
Posted on 4/9/17 at 9:26 am to gumbeaux
They are just kids and kids change their minds a lot.
Posted on 4/10/17 at 6:49 am to BayouRat15
Once they see what type of cars they can drive playing for Bama, that's one reason.
Posted on 4/10/17 at 7:27 am to gumbeaux
I see many responses about how they are just 17 year olds and what kid knows what to do at that age or kids change their mind all the time.
But still something else is at play. Twenty to thirty years ago, you did not see all the committing, de-committing, and re- committing nonsense that goes on now. And sometimes in a span of only a few weeks. And it seems to get worse every year.
So it does make you wonder if there are better "offers" from other schools or it is some kind of strategy to improve their star ranking by keeping their name in the news.
But still something else is at play. Twenty to thirty years ago, you did not see all the committing, de-committing, and re- committing nonsense that goes on now. And sometimes in a span of only a few weeks. And it seems to get worse every year.
So it does make you wonder if there are better "offers" from other schools or it is some kind of strategy to improve their star ranking by keeping their name in the news.
Posted on 4/10/17 at 10:28 am to gumbeaux
I would give them the benefit of one decommit, after that pull the scholarship offer.
Posted on 4/10/17 at 2:16 pm to gumbeaux
They're 18 with little guidance.
Posted on 4/10/17 at 2:48 pm to Laman1978
quote:oh they have guidance... I mean sometimes they have dollar signs in their eyes, but it's guidance
They're 18 with little guidance.
Posted on 4/10/17 at 3:03 pm to gumbeaux
quote:
Why do you think a recruit commits, de-commits, re-commits, etc.?
Because he's not sure.
Posted on 4/10/17 at 5:31 pm to higgins
Personally, I don't think Moses was ever coming to LSU. The very first ESPN The Magazine I saw with Jrevonte being interviewed, he was already awestruck by Saban. He always said Dylan would be at LSU as long as CLM was still coaching. However Dylan de-committed before CLM was fired.
Seems like that was used as the scapegoat.
To the OP's question, probably attention more than anything else. Social Media has greatly affected the recruiting process. This generation lives, dies, agonizes and celebrates over how many likes or dislikes they get.
Seems like that was used as the scapegoat.
To the OP's question, probably attention more than anything else. Social Media has greatly affected the recruiting process. This generation lives, dies, agonizes and celebrates over how many likes or dislikes they get.
Posted on 4/11/17 at 1:21 pm to gumbeaux
That's why none of this really matters until the very end. I still pay attention but don't take anything real serious. As long as LSU and staff are constantly building relationships with kids from all over now, is good enough to close well with a great season.
The Hback position will play a key roll in this years offense, it's deep one of our deepest actually. We need a great QB, some DEs, NT, RBs, and WRs in the worst way. I would say linebackers as well but we seem to be doing well at those spots now. We also need OTs. If O can pull that off we will be well on our way. LSU has a ways to go to fill all our depth needs. Will take another 2 superb recruiting years to be considered elite at all positions. O will get it done though.
The Hback position will play a key roll in this years offense, it's deep one of our deepest actually. We need a great QB, some DEs, NT, RBs, and WRs in the worst way. I would say linebackers as well but we seem to be doing well at those spots now. We also need OTs. If O can pull that off we will be well on our way. LSU has a ways to go to fill all our depth needs. Will take another 2 superb recruiting years to be considered elite at all positions. O will get it done though.
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