re: CEH showed us what Dylan Moses was all about in high school

He will be pumping gas for a living in Tuscalooser

Don’t worry, Dylan got paid pretty well at Bama. Probably the reason he went there.

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Can we please stop piling on the Moses family? We all agree what he did LSU and Louisiana was wrong,

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No you are wrong! First haven’t seen anyone piling on the “Moses” family. I see people piling on Dylan Moses, but who cares he is an ex-bama player that is what rivals do they pile on their rivals.

Moses made a business decision for himself, he doesn’t owe LSU one thing nor does any other player “Louisianan or not” owe LSU a damn thing. They owe it to themselves to make the best decision for themselves!

People might not like that, but those are the facts. Now Louisianan’s, LSU, LSU students and alumni can be disappointed when a native Louisianan, who is a good athlete, decides to take their talents elsewhere but they don’t owe us anything in reality.

So when somebody like Moses does spurn LSU for another school, especially a hated rival like Bama, then they are fair game when it comes to calling them out. Sorry but it is what it is!

And that doesn’t apply to just LSU, that applies to any athlete that spurns their in-state home school.

Haha nice. That guy and I are just on the same page. I don’t read every post on every thread on this board dude.

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I believe his story was that he was committed to LSU when Miles was still the HC, but after Leslie was fired he fell for Saban's shenanigans as you put it.

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I see this here alot. It's incorrect chronology.

A) Moses de-committed PRIOR to Miles getting fired. In fact, he decommitted prior to the 2015 TAMU game in which Les' job was saved. So he bailed before the firing of Les went from "warm seat" to actual discussions.

B) not only were he and his dad commenting on Les not getting fired as a decommit, they were commenting on Les retaining his job as Alabama commits.

Let's be very clear about the true nature and facts here: He said Les shouldn't be fired as a Gump.

No, what you're saying is wrong. I remember him visiting Orgeron on LSU's campus who was trying to recruit him because he was still not committed yet. After the visit he said it was a nice visit and all, but that he did not know coach Orgeron, and that he had an established relationship with coach Miles and was committed to him and was sorry to see him go, but now that he's been fired... Well, you know the rest, but I clearly remember reading that story.

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Moses committed to Alabama on October 2nd, 2016 a week after Orgeron became the interim coach.

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Both of you are partially correct. Moses committed to Bama on 10/2/16 as stated. He took an official visit to LSU on 12/9/16 but was committed to Bama. He enrolled at Bama in Jan of 2017...

It is all there in 247 history timeline.

Some other pertinent history. He decommitted LSU in 2015. He named LSU as leader a couple wks before he committed to Bama. This is where the Moses Miles smoke comes from.

These cases should be highlighted to in state kids thinking of going elsewhere. I have no problem with these guys going wherever they want to go or what they feel is right with their family. But, for the kids who are not successful it, can be a long term financially bad decision. In 5 to 10 years no one in Tuscaloosa is going to remember who he is. If he played at his home state school LSU being from LA, he would have it made for the rest of his life. Also if you make mistakes later in life, your home state is going to be a lot more forgiving.