Which tiger did you have the most fun following his recruitment?

Leonard Fournettes was wild. 4 years. Thank god for Frank Wilson’s.

Jamal Adams was fun. I remember watching Jamal cover Malachi Dupre at a camp and I told a buddy he was going to be a pain in the arse. Joke Phillips is either Jamal’s godfather or uncle but at the time he was on Florida’s staff and everyone thought Jamal was UF bound. Then Hootie spurned LSU and it felt like LSU was losing Monroe completely and out of left field Les goes and lands Jamal Adams (with a ton of help from Ed Paris).

Another fun one was Klavon. Kid started playing football at an LSU camp between his sophomore and junior year. He was on a visit with Eric Monroe in basketball shoes and O asked him to run some drills. Before you know if he had 4 sacks in the army game, he was ranked #11 in the country and it was down to us and Texas. With a lot of help from Kary Vincent we landed him.

Devin White was fun to watch on the outside knowing that he was going to LSU. I remember him tweeting about Ole Miss when he was on a visit and dudes on here were complaining about how he should just commit to Ole Miss already and get it over with so we stopped wasting time on him. Grown men melting over a tweet.

For all the good there’s always bad ones. Gunner Kiel, Surtain, Moses, Joe McKnight and Landon Collins stick out to me.

5 for 5 never really bothered me. Going into it i told everyone I was watching with that I only cared about 1 player and that was Leonard. Obviously Jamal was an animal foo but Jamal developed. I knew what Leonard was. Tony always looked like a track star trying to play football and I had heard some stories about Speedy and Gerald that led me to believe they weren’t gonna finish college wherever they started.

Stingley!1 --- and it's going to be more fun watching him move to stardom I casually knew his uncle or great uncle when I lived in Chicago - great family, owned some McDonald's up there - and those values shown throughout his recruitment

Kardell Thomas. Committed, never wavered. A tiger at heart.

Cecil Collins.

We already had Faulk & Mealey rolling along, with depth behind them.

Reporter: “So Cecil, why would you choose LSU with Faulk & Mealey already entrenched as starters at RB for the next few seasons?”

Collins: “Because I’m better than ALL of them.”

Ryan Perrilloux or Leonard Fournette

Marquise Hill

At the infancy of CFB message boards, His recruitment was First big true public battle post-Dinardo

One of my favorites was Deondre Clark because I'm an Okie. I saw how badly the in state schools were pushing for him yet he never wavered even though he would have started day 1 for OU or OKST.

Wish he'd have been more than a serviceable backup but he was still one of my favorites.

Patrick Peterson

I am a little older . Watching Garry James at West Jeff kicking arse and taking names was so unbelievable. Kid was all world. Then we sign some kid named Dalton Hilliard from,Patterson that goes into camp and beats James out for first string RB. Then Hilliard goes on to a much better Pro career.

At the time, PP7.

A national recruit who could have gone anywhere in the country and chose LSU.