re: LSU should win most recruiting battles

Louisiana has an unusual number of top high school receivers in the state this year, many of whom are believed to be closely watching LSU to see if their passing age will open up under Orgeron/Canada.

I think the jury is still out on that. While LSU threw the ball much more efficiently than in the past, this was a run heavy offense against BYU.

Some say that is because BYU never stacked the box and Canada took what they gave him. We shall see if they get more balanced as the season goes on. I am not sure this game sold any receivers who are looking to catch a lot of balls. I do think we will see more balance in the coming games (and I am not complaining about how Canada called the game, he did great, just observing that we did not throw a lot).

One would think LSU could attract a couple of top running backs this year, so far not so good, but there is time. With Guice and Williams leaving and very little depth behind them, there is a great opportunity for a running back not only to play early at LSU, but also play a lot.