re: The Recruting Debate on the Offensive Line (There are facts in here. You've been warned)

LSU's main problem with it's offense is not the offensive line. It's not who is on the field, it's who is coordinating the players on the field. SE is not good enough to compete with the Sabama's and the Clemson's and the elite in college football. Canada was. But Orgeron fired him. There is no exact science in recruiting which recruits will excel at the collegiate level. You will get some right and get some wrong. The more you sign the better chance you have of getting a good one. The numbers here that stick out to me is the 22 and 18. If LSU wants to start competing with the elite they must put more emphasis on the linemen. That's where games are won and lost, in the trenches.