LSU, Launching pad for NFL, recruiting tool but, leaving early just ain't cool!

Why shouldn't the kids be able to follow their dreams as early as possible?

I agree, they can't turn down that kind of money but then how can we demand Miles to win championships with this kind of talent leaving early..? Catch 22 I guess...

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It's not as if LSU got hammered in their 3 losses this year. In the SEC there is always a very fine line between wins and losses. Hell, there's no better example than Auburn. This is a team that easily could have been a 3-4 loss group. Yet, coupled with being a good team, they had the breaks go their way and damn near won the NC.

If LSU's 3-4 year players in the secondary could have got on the right page at some point in the UGA game, LSU probably wins. 10-2

Terrible decision making by ZM kept a good, but not great OM team in a game which they pulled out at the end. LSU easily could have led at the half and not had to play catch up all game. 11-1

Bama was the only game in which they were clearly the better team. However, the line between LSU and Bama wasn't that great. Just like FSU last night, a well timed fake put changed the game.

When you recruit top level athletes on a year to year basis, you can't be surprised when the NFL wants them ASAP. Likewise, you can't be shocked when those guys go to the NFL ASAP. I would MUCH rather LSU continue to sign big-time athletes that only stay 3 years at LSU, as opposed to less talented guys who stick around 4-5 years.

plus what is the point of going to collegebut to get a job? So LSU is doing it's job very well

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College is a vehicle to a better life.
Three years playing football at LSU should do very well to get LF there.