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Several big-time in-state 2019 recruits were in hand for yesterday’s first practice
Posted on 3/12/18 at 10:26 am
Posted on 3/12/18 at 10:26 am
Several big-time in-state 2019 recruits were in hand for yesterday’s first practice.
These include
DT Ishmael Sopsher (1),
DB Derek Stingily (2),
WR Devonta Lee (4),
WR Trey Palmer (5),
ATH Christian Harris (19).
The numbers in parenthesis indicate the players' rankings on our list of Top LA Prospects for 2019.
Several big-time in-state 2019 recruits were in hand for yesterday’s first practice
These include
DT Ishmael Sopsher (1),
DB Derek Stingily (2),
WR Devonta Lee (4),
WR Trey Palmer (5),
ATH Christian Harris (19).
The numbers in parenthesis indicate the players' rankings on our list of Top LA Prospects for 2019.
Several big-time in-state 2019 recruits were in hand for yesterday’s first practice
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Posted on 3/12/18 at 10:35 am to Tiger Ree
I do hope this offense is successful just to show the top offensive recruits that they can excel here and not some rival out of state school. I'm looking at you WR Devonta Lee (4) 
Posted on 3/12/18 at 11:20 am to FLObserver
I think it's a great sign that they are looking for a reason to still pick LSU despite all of the negatives that they are witnessing. Hopefully they find it! 
Posted on 3/12/18 at 11:30 am to Mr. Wayne
quote:
I think it's a great sign that they are looking for a reason to still pick LSU despite all of the negatives that they are witnessing.
If they don't ever visit the Rantard Board, which IS highly doubtful, they are NOT subjected to any negatives.
Besides the made-up crap over there, there are very few if any negatives to attending LSU and being a part of the program.
Posted on 3/12/18 at 11:33 am to Tiger Ree
No doubt Devonta wants a first hand look at the offense. I understand his interest in the gumps but he's showing up at these practices for a reason. Lets hope he likes what he is seeing because I think LSU has his interest
Posted on 3/12/18 at 11:35 am to Tiger Ree
LINK
2019 prospects
Derek Stingley Jr., 5-star CB, Baton Rouge, La.
Ishmael Sopsher, 5-star DT, Amite, La.
Kardell Thomas, 5-star OL, Baton Rouge, La. (LSU commit)
Tyrion Davis, 4-star RB, Baton Rouge, La. (LSU commit)
Donte’ Starks, 4-star LB, Marrero, La.
Christian Harris, 4-star ATH, Baton Rouge, La.
Trey Palmer, 4-star WR, Kentwood, La.
Devonta Lee, 4-star WR, Amite, La.
Chester Kimbrough, 4-star CB, New Orleans
Quinton Torbor, 4-star WR, Destrehan, La.
Jordan Clark, 3-star DB, Baton Rouge, La.
Michael Hollins, 3-star RB, Baton Rouge, La.
Greg Brooks Jr., 3-star DB, Harvey, La.
Donald Clay Jr., 3-star DB, New Orleans
Za’bein Wilson, 3-star ATH, New Orleans
Chandler Fields, 3-star QB, New Orleans
Chris Akporoghene, 3-star OL, Bradenton, Fla.
Sam Saxton, QB, Austin, Texas
2020 prospects
Koy Moore, 4-star WR, New Orleans
Trenton Grow, ATH, Edgard, La.
2018 signees
Ja’Marr Chase, 4-star WR, New Orleans
Cameron Wire, 3-star OT, Gonzales, La.
Kenan Jones, 4-star WR, Berwick, La.
Damone Clark, 4-star LB, Baton Rouge, La.
Jaray Jenkins, 3-star WR, Jena, La.
2019 prospects
Derek Stingley Jr., 5-star CB, Baton Rouge, La.
Ishmael Sopsher, 5-star DT, Amite, La.
Kardell Thomas, 5-star OL, Baton Rouge, La. (LSU commit)
Tyrion Davis, 4-star RB, Baton Rouge, La. (LSU commit)
Donte’ Starks, 4-star LB, Marrero, La.
Christian Harris, 4-star ATH, Baton Rouge, La.
Trey Palmer, 4-star WR, Kentwood, La.
Devonta Lee, 4-star WR, Amite, La.
Chester Kimbrough, 4-star CB, New Orleans
Quinton Torbor, 4-star WR, Destrehan, La.
Jordan Clark, 3-star DB, Baton Rouge, La.
Michael Hollins, 3-star RB, Baton Rouge, La.
Greg Brooks Jr., 3-star DB, Harvey, La.
Donald Clay Jr., 3-star DB, New Orleans
Za’bein Wilson, 3-star ATH, New Orleans
Chandler Fields, 3-star QB, New Orleans
Chris Akporoghene, 3-star OL, Bradenton, Fla.
Sam Saxton, QB, Austin, Texas
2020 prospects
Koy Moore, 4-star WR, New Orleans
Trenton Grow, ATH, Edgard, La.
2018 signees
Ja’Marr Chase, 4-star WR, New Orleans
Cameron Wire, 3-star OT, Gonzales, La.
Kenan Jones, 4-star WR, Berwick, La.
Damone Clark, 4-star LB, Baton Rouge, La.
Jaray Jenkins, 3-star WR, Jena, La.
This post was edited on 3/12/18 at 12:40 pm
Posted on 3/12/18 at 11:43 am to Tiger Ree
Very good list and glad to have them on campus for practice.
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:09 pm to geauxGreeks
Well, well, well, this was very interesting information from that article.
Two notable prospects that were not spotted at LSU on Sunday were 4-star New Orleans cornerback Devin Bush and 4-star Destrehan running back John Emery Jr.
Bush released a list of five finalists earlier in the week and sources close to the elite corner informed SEC Country that he and his family made an unofficial visit to campus on Friday. Members of the Edna Karr coaching staff were on the sidelines for the practice, taking a look at alums Andre Anthony and Racey McMath.
Emery has made unofficial visits to Oklahoma, Auburn and Michigan, with the latter two coinciding with both of LSU’s junior day functions. Sources close to the 4-star running back expect him on campus for some spring practices.
One source indicated that out-of-state schools are tabbing the Tigers as the team to beat, which makes a return visit to Baton Rouge in the near future all the more likely. Don’t expect a decision soon, but Emery is planning to trim his impressive offer list down to five ahead of his senior season.
Two notable prospects that were not spotted at LSU on Sunday were 4-star New Orleans cornerback Devin Bush and 4-star Destrehan running back John Emery Jr.
Bush released a list of five finalists earlier in the week and sources close to the elite corner informed SEC Country that he and his family made an unofficial visit to campus on Friday. Members of the Edna Karr coaching staff were on the sidelines for the practice, taking a look at alums Andre Anthony and Racey McMath.
Emery has made unofficial visits to Oklahoma, Auburn and Michigan, with the latter two coinciding with both of LSU’s junior day functions. Sources close to the 4-star running back expect him on campus for some spring practices.
One source indicated that out-of-state schools are tabbing the Tigers as the team to beat, which makes a return visit to Baton Rouge in the near future all the more likely. Don’t expect a decision soon, but Emery is planning to trim his impressive offer list down to five ahead of his senior season.
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:12 pm to bluebengal
quote:That was my thought.
o doubt Devonta wants a first hand look at the offense. I understand his interest in the gumps but he's showing up at these practices for a reason. Lets hope he likes what he is seeing because I think LSU has his interest
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:12 pm to Tiger Ree
That’s not shocking
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:22 pm to Captain Crown
quote:
That’s not shocking
Maybe not to you. I saw on here last week that Emery was heading out of state. He has missed both Jr day functions at LSU while visiting OOS programs. To hear that LSU is his leader with Tyrion already committed and Noah Cain out there, it is surprising to me to see that.
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:37 pm to geauxGreeks
Why do you have Jamarr chase as a 2019 prospect lol
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:39 pm to TittyBread
he's not....
2018 signees
Ja’Marr Chase, 4-star WR, New Orleans
Cameron Wire, 3-star OT, Gonzales, La.
Kenan Jones, 4-star WR, Berwick, La.
Damone Clark, 4-star LB, Baton Rouge, La.
Jaray Jenkins, 3-star WR, Jena, La.
2018 signees
Ja’Marr Chase, 4-star WR, New Orleans
Cameron Wire, 3-star OT, Gonzales, La.
Kenan Jones, 4-star WR, Berwick, La.
Damone Clark, 4-star LB, Baton Rouge, La.
Jaray Jenkins, 3-star WR, Jena, La.
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:50 pm to Tiger Ree
It's great to hear Kenyon Green will be making a return visit to LSU.
Posted on 3/12/18 at 12:57 pm to geauxGreeks
You clearly just moved him, he was definitely right next to Chandler fields
Posted on 3/12/18 at 1:03 pm to TittyBread
quote:
You clearly just moved him, he was definitely right next to Chandler fields
Not taking sides here, but what the poster has in his post was copied and pasted from an article that has been online since yesterday. I'm pretty sure he didn't type all that anyway. The article has not been updated since it was published. There is a link in their post that contains the list.
This post was edited on 3/12/18 at 1:05 pm
Posted on 3/12/18 at 1:17 pm to Tiger Ree
thank you TR
Posted on 3/12/18 at 9:56 pm to Tiger Ree
I do believe it's possible we can land all 3, however I dont think we do. Davis stays and we get one of Cain and Emery. The odds of the trifecta are getting better right now.
Am surprised by these Emery notes. Just following the events you wouldn't figure he felt that strongly. Long way to go.
Am surprised by these Emery notes. Just following the events you wouldn't figure he felt that strongly. Long way to go.
Posted on 3/12/18 at 10:06 pm to geauxGreeks
On this list I truly feel at this juncture we are in strong shape to land the gauntlet.
Stingley
Thomas
Sopsher
Davis
Starks
Harris
Palmer
Lee
Emery
Bush
Those 10 are the core of our class if we can pull them all. Talk or no talk, there's not a kid there that we aren't the major player with. Some are really close, some we may not lead for but none of them would I definitively say would sign elsewhere today.
The bigger question is how deep do we go instate. The 10 above, plus Perry and Evans is 12. What about Kimbrough,Torbor, Tounge and all the other dB's. How deep do we go?
Stingley
Thomas
Sopsher
Davis
Starks
Harris
Palmer
Lee
Emery
Bush
Those 10 are the core of our class if we can pull them all. Talk or no talk, there's not a kid there that we aren't the major player with. Some are really close, some we may not lead for but none of them would I definitively say would sign elsewhere today.
The bigger question is how deep do we go instate. The 10 above, plus Perry and Evans is 12. What about Kimbrough,Torbor, Tounge and all the other dB's. How deep do we go?
Posted on 3/13/18 at 1:30 am to lsufanva
It's a great problem to have and one that I'm sure is welcomed. We are also recruiting MS and TX very hard. If I'm LSU I would keep the pressure on and ask for early commits from all of the top of our board because as of now our 2nd choices look as good or better than the top of the list as far as talent and possibly chances to sign as well.
2019 should be a great year no matter who signs within the State. LSU needs to be aggressive but also be selective, because we can be in 2019. We could literally fill up our roster with 1st round talent and those guys be part of our depth at the same time, which is what we've been waiting for.
That's why it's important to fill your needs because the guys who actually develop can stay and the new guys can fill depth or fill needs depending on how ready they are. LSU needs to look for maturity on and off the field combined with natural talent from here on.
If this staff can find a couple of grad transfers, and JUCO corners worth a darn coupled with a few freshman then the CB issue would be fixed in 2019 going forward. They just need to take a good hard look and spare no expense bc the opportunity is here and what better place to make your last stand at a childhood dream then at LSU? I hope we can make up for what was lost, with a little effort and hard work, it can be done IMO.
2019 should be a great year no matter who signs within the State. LSU needs to be aggressive but also be selective, because we can be in 2019. We could literally fill up our roster with 1st round talent and those guys be part of our depth at the same time, which is what we've been waiting for.
That's why it's important to fill your needs because the guys who actually develop can stay and the new guys can fill depth or fill needs depending on how ready they are. LSU needs to look for maturity on and off the field combined with natural talent from here on.
If this staff can find a couple of grad transfers, and JUCO corners worth a darn coupled with a few freshman then the CB issue would be fixed in 2019 going forward. They just need to take a good hard look and spare no expense bc the opportunity is here and what better place to make your last stand at a childhood dream then at LSU? I hope we can make up for what was lost, with a little effort and hard work, it can be done IMO.
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