That's why we still have the previous WRs coach. He was the one who got Chase seriously insterested, brought him in, and now we have Sullivan to do the closing.

Results will do more recruiting for LSU than anything else and I saw results at the start of the year from the WRs. They seem to have regressed over the season and that could have possibly been bc Sullivan wasn't able to continue his teaching. He is a known WR technical coach. Now that we will have him all off season and during the season, I think we will see major improvement. That's my hope anyways.

LSU has plenty of young guys on the staff to recruit. If Steve can do a great job as OC it would do wonders with recruiting north LA as well. That's his area and now you have the LSU OC coming to see you not the TEs coach. He may not recruit as much but I'm sure he will still go see the big players, and positions of need, like big time WRs, OLman, QBs, TEs, and RBs.

If his system is successful, it will only add to his appeal, which from what I hear, is already at a high level. O might have added the right balance of older, technical teachers with new school, communicators or young recruiters. We'll see how it all works. Your staff is more about how it fits the program more than it is the name of the coach. You can have the biggest, baddest names, paying them top money, and still not have success. There are no guarantees out there.

O may as well pick who he thinks will help the TEAM, who jive well with one another, and this LSU roster. It will be pretty darn funny if it all works and he indeed pushed the right buttons for success. We need toughnes on this offense, so I hope Steve sees this and pushes to improve our overall toughness on O. Aranda also needs to demand that our players, especially the DBs, and LBers wrap up. Tackle with their eyes up, face mask in their chest or into the ball.

Football awareness needs to be a key to this offseason as well. It's not a coincidence that Bama always recovers their own fumbles and take advantage of others mistakes. We didn't give up many TOs this year but we didn't create any either. We missed on lots and lots of TOs. Fumbles we just didn't see or INTs we didn't take advantage of. We tip the ball instead or too busy tackling the guy instead of attacking the ball while making a tackle. You can do both. Fix that and score TDs more TDs when in the RZ while adding a great FG kicker and LSU will not lose many games, ever.