The 2nd "Hold That Tiger!"

It was Domio.

I don't care about Domio.

Would prefer many other players.

Ransom
Reed
Alford
OT
DL

Any of those would be ahead of Domio. Jmo.

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It was Domio.

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And then he pulled a fast one on the coaches.

Or maybe they are messing with someone else...who knows, would be nice to troll Bama for once

Was Milton the second -Hold That Tiger?

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sure looks that way, I can’t believe Coach O is too happy about what transpired! 

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So he commits to O, then releases a top six like he didn't commit, and didn't say anything to O? ...or did he tell O he's not committed? I'm confused.

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Was Milton the second -Hold That Tiger?

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How great would that be? I mean, LSU is straight at the RB position for the next 3 years, but getting a guy like Milton would be icing on the cake. And getting a great Oline in front of him and Davis and Emery, man, LSU is on the way to being elite again. But with this offense wouldn't it be advantageous to get a smaller back like Sproles or Kamera to compliment Milton? Keyvone Lee comes to mind. I think Rakim Jarret could play that role as well. I know he is a receiver, but he could line up elsewhere and get the ball in short yardage in open space. Puts a lot of pressure on the defense.

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Where is this o-line you speak of?

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Lets see, LSU returns 4 starters off a oline that paved the way for a 1000 yard rusher, and Brossette was no LF7 or Derrius Guice. Saahdiq Charles, Austin Deculus, Lloyd Cushenberry, Damien Lewis all have significant experience and were the catalyst to pave the way for a 1000 yard rusher and a 2000 yard passer. Plus they have a very good young player coming back in Chasen Hines who was a part time starter his true freshman season last year. Badara Traore struggled to adjust to D1 football at the beginning of the season but late in the season he started coming around as a very good backup. Adrian Magee is good enough to be a starter but injuries hampered him all season. With the possibility of Ed Ingram coming back will give the Tigers another Olineman good enough to be a starter. Add in Anthony Bradford who O has mentioned is a beast, and Kardell, and the oline is looking good. A lot of LSU's line problems last season were having inexperienced players learning blocking schemes and there were a lot of missed blocks throughout the season. Experience and learning takes care of this problem. LSU's line was young and inexperienced last season, they are not inexperienced this season. I'm sure there's a lot of fans that don't understand that knowing who to block is just as important as being able to block. Because of their inexperience and learning new blocking schemes they missed blocks. This season they know who to block and plus have gained another year of physical maturing. I know this may be hard for you to understand, but even with their inexperience and missing blocks they still were good enough to pave the way for an average RB to gain 1000 yards. And pave the way for a 2000 yard passer. If LSU's oline wasn't any good, Nick would never have come close to 1000 yards.

AMEN to Tigers eyes... You know of what you speak!!!

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Make of it what you will

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Imo he ain’t good enough to play games.