re: What else needs to be said? Great job by the staff..

Straight Killn, we have to realize these guys literally hit the ground 5-6 months ago. I was so skeptic of CBK’s ability to recruit, not coaching but in all truth he is smarter, organized, and WAY more personable than I imagined. Cussing and whining along the sidelines of ND , I had deep unfiltered hate for him and ND and now the hate has been singled filed to ND. The Staff is from top to bottom is the BEST we’ve had since you know who. CBK has been a wonderful pleasant surprise from personality to brilliant organization. I’m blown away with the recruiting and there’s NO doubt he will lock down the state, construction on the wall is well underway. The only thing that makes me nervous is the same thing that happens at Bama every year, once the ascend starts and it will, Hank, Cain, and others will get well deserved looks from other programs as head and coordinator looks, but that’s the price u pay when things go elite. I don’t know what this season holds, but we are going to reek havoc from this day forward. And last but not least a shout out to SW, he is not considered one of the best ADs in college sports by chance HE IS. CBK, Mulky, MM and JJ are the best NEW coaching staffs n the nation and all in a 2 year period. We will be the best SEC program overall in the these the Big 4 and thanks to SWs vision, imho it will all happen a lot sooner than we could have ever imagined. 2.5 years ago we were done, Football burning down, MBB clouds of doom, Baseball becoming stale, WBB floundering and now we have a legitimate shot at winning Nattys in two soon and CBK and MM know how to get there. It’s Good to be a Tiger LFGeaux!

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I'm sorry guys but I HAVE to bump this once more. I am now very stoked with this class and transfers. Can't help myself. This team will be championship caliber next year.

holy shite

this whole time i thought brian polian was black

One you might have forgotten, a guy named Terry Malone.

Having Denbrock as his tight ends coach, along with being his offensive coordinator, has certainly helped Taylor's development. But Kelly adds that LSU defensive analyst Terry Malonehas also been a crucial mentor for Taylor.

Malone was the tight ends coach for the New Orleans Saints from 2006-14, and before then the offensive coordinator/offensive line coach from 1997-05. In his career, he's also served as a tight ends coach at Bowling Green, Purdue and Holy Cross.

"Terry Malone is an unsung hero for us on our staff. And Terry was with the New Orleans Saints. He's coached the tight end position. He's been an offensive coordinator," Kelly said. "To have an asset like that, to assist coach Denbrock on a day-to-day basis has really helped develop Mason and Terry's done a really good job."

Malone, Denbrock and Kelly have all been instrumental in his development. But Taylor was the one who caught the ball on Saturday and kept the Tigers' hopes of reaching the SEC Championship game and College Football Playoff alive.

"(Catching the two-point conversion) just means a lot. It means Coach Kelly, Coach Denbrock and the coaches trust me and Jayden trusts me with the ball," Taylor said.

I was apprehensive at first about a TE heavy offense, but if you load up on new age NFL-prototype freaks like we are doing the piece becomes more ripe for mismatches than a sprinter in the slot.

Denbrock has to be licking his chops, weapons everywhere.

Also addressed all needs at OL, DB, and LB. DL looks set to be absurd. Probably take one more LB boom & Omar is obviously huge.

Sky is the ceiling next year, talent is not gonna be a limiting factor.