re: Obryant makes Mcdonalds AA. team

We still need a true PG. Stringer is a SG running the point. He would be a lot more affective at the 2. Any chance on picking up a PG with this class. Possibly a JUCO guy?

ross-miller didn't play in their first 15 or 20 games or whatever....not even listed on box scores as a DNP....im thinking he transferred in at the end of the semester and his PT has slowly increased since then??


also...congrats to o'bryant....glad to hear some good news on the recruiting front with all the negative talk lately.....

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..yeah, great..."one and done " ... and back to square one ...

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We've had other McDonald's All-Americans that weren't one and done. In our history we've had one. Not to mention if he is good enough to be one and done, he is going to be averaging double figures in points, and nearly double figures in rebounds. If he can provide play that good, we may be a tourney team and that would be pretty good.

With that said, I don't think he's a one and done player as every McDonald's All-American isn't necessarily leaving after one year.

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Obryant

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"one and done "

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TigerWerm
Obryant makes Mcdonalds AA. team
People think I'm crazy, but I think LSU has a chance to be very good next year. This starting line up would win 20+ games, IMO:

PG Stringer
SG Turner
SF Derenbecker
PF O'Bryant
C Hamilton

Bench
PF White
SF Ludwig
SG Isaac
PF Warren
PF Green

We need more guards that can shoot.

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Aaron Dotson??

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Your crazy.

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your right.

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you sure showed the apostrophe who's boss

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But I do not trust Dre to do this.

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Dr. Dre?

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Losing the Ross-Miller is going to serious hurt this team.

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i thought o'bryant sucked?

I agree 100% with you I think in the next three years this will be a very good program.

thank a veteran

Class of 2011 PF Johnny O'Bryant has trimmed changed his list of schools, according to Rivals. O'Bryant, who was previously quoted as considering Georgetown, Mississippi, Mississippi State, LSU, Georgia Tech, Kansas and Kentucky, is now listing Maryland, Miami, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Georgia Tech, Alabama and LSU as possible suitors.

Yes, O'Bryant trimmed three schools from his list - Georgetown, Kentucky and Kansas, and added three more - Maryland, Alabama and Miami. Don't understand the logic, but then again, I'm not a 17-year old basketball star.

As a Georgetown fan, this is certainly disappointing but not surprising. O'Bryant was a long-shot to begin with and will likely end up being a one-and-done player. We all hoped new assistant coach Robert Kirby's Mississippi ties could get us into the party but looks like it was not enough.

On the bright side, O'Bryant added two schools, Maryland and Miami, that are also pursuing local big man Mikael Hopkins, who Georgetown has extended an offer to as well.


Looks like he will start and play one year at LSU, where no one else promised him that, and then turn Pro.......

Way to go Trent?????? Is this really building a program?