Harbor Appears To Be A Lost Cause...

Well Shea Dixon says otherwise buddy

I just don't see him straying that far from home.

Hopefully I'm wrong and he comes to lsu.

He signs in February any way

I’ve always wondered why LSU doesn’t promote Dr Andrew’s as an alum more often. I know he works for both Auburn and Bama but he’s an LSU Tiger. I believe he was an all SEC track athlete

Him visiting Maryland and living in DC should be viewed as a drive from one side of BR to the other. It's in his backyard. I think something that the sites are downplaying is how good of a student he is, and the emphasis he's placing on education. UMich is probably in the lead for that reason. All schools, held constant can pitch football to him. Obviously we have the better Track Program...everything else is marginal in comparison in football across the programs. For the "but Maryland's football is trash" people...well Ra Jarrett went, and he's going to be a 2nd-3rd rounder, so they can produce an offense that allows him to be featured enough to make it to the next level. USC is not far, and is probably pulling on the family being close, and SEC strings. You can't get "straight to" Baton Rouge from DC...which is another strike in the case against us. My guess is, we're in 3rd on this one, unless something great happens over this next month.

Rakim Jarrett will not be a first rounder, he won’t even be all big ten this year and got injured…..

Just mentioned him Crown. Can only imagine Caleb and a properly developed Rakim Jarrett, sheesh. Nonetheless, that should be a cautionary tale for Harbor.

First round? This is one of the better seasons of receivers and Jarrett isn’t even known to most. Johnston, Smith-Njigba, Addison, Hyatt, Boutte (prior to decision to return), Downs, etc. Those are your first receivers off the board and there are more ahead of Jarrett.

Dr Andrews had a facility down in Florida, to rehab folks after surgery. Former Tiger Brett Bech worked there for a time, helping with the rehab. Brett moved on from there, work as an assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Dallas Cowboys.

I've always got the sense he is a kid that doesn't necessarily love football, but that he is such an incredible athlete it would be "wrong" for him to not play. Clearly, academics are very important to his family. So I don't think that means his top priority is choosing the school with best track to the NFL. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised to see him go to a school and once the realization occurs that he is not head and shoulders above his peers athletically he decides to hang up football and move on to other interests.

That's NOT a bad thing. If the kid likes running track more than playing football, or is more interested in being a doctor than an NFL DE, then do what makes you happy. Don't play football because you think you are "supposed" to.