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TigerDroppings 2011 Top 30--Revised February 16, 2010; Updated March 19 with Watch List
Posted on 1/5/10 at 4:47 pm
Posted on 1/5/10 at 4:47 pm
The 2011 recruiting class is already being labeled as one of the premier classes ever in the state of Louisiana. With LSU already filling the majority of their 2010 class and moving their attention towards the 2011 class, those of us on the TigerDroppings Recruiting Board have done our best to compile a Top 20 for the state of Louisiana for 2011. I will begin by posting the rankings in installments beginning with the Top 5. We will be updating the rankings throughout the year, as well as, writing in-depth recruit evaluations.
1 La'el Collins
Offensive tackle
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Redemptorist High School
Ht:6'5"
Wt:285 lbs
40:5.5 secs
Committed to LSU--September 28, 2009.
La'el is truly an elite prospect. He has the perfect frame and exhibits impressive athleticism for a kid his size. Collins has everything you want in an Offensive Tackle prospect--Great size, excellent feet, long arms, strength, agility, and a "mean streak;" expect to see him ranked in the top 10 nationally.
Collins' Highlight Video
2 Anthony "The Freak" Johnson
Defensive tackle
New Orleans, Louisiana
O. Perry Walker
Ht:6'4"
Wt:298 lbs
40:5.27 secs
Bench Reps:28
Shuttle:4.3
Vertical:22 inches
Committed to LSU--December 18, 2009
The nickname "The Freak" explains why Johnson is ranked as the top defensive player in Louisiana for 2011. Maturing at a young age, Johnson has controlled his opponents at the point of attack. He has great quickness off the ball, blue chip strength, and excellent technique for someone his age. He is physically mature and ready to step in day 1 to contribute to any team in the country. Expect Johnson to be a top 10 player nationally.
3 Jemauria Rasco
Strongside defensive end
Shreveport, Louisiana
Evangel Christian
Ht:6'3"
Wt:227 lb
Recruitment: Rasco is expected to choose between Texas and LSU.
Rasco is another elite defensive lineman out of Louisiana for 2011. He offers a quick burst off the edge, but maintains the ability to stop the run. Physically, he is ready to play as a freshman and will contribute to any team lucky enough to gain his services. Expect Rasco to be a top 20 national prospect.
4 Jarvis Landry
Wide Receiver
Lutcher, Louisiana
Lutcher
Ht:5'11"
Wt:178 lbs
Committed to LSU--January 9, 2010
One word perfectly describes Landry: Physical. Whether he is making a huge block on offense, a devastating hit on special teams, or as a defender, Landry is never one to avoid contact. He gets off press coverage extremely well (a rarity for high school wide receivers), has great catching ability, and is able to make something happen after the catch. To say that Landry plays bigger than his size would be a vast understatement. He does not possess elite speed (4.4), but his other attributes easily make up for it. He really made a name for himself this past year at multiple camps. He came away as the top receiver at the camp, regardless of year, each time. Expect for Jarvis to be ranked in at least the top 50 nationally, potentially pushing for a top 25 spot.
Jarvis Landry at LSU's prospect camp.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT9x9-Kf93s&feature=related[/youtube]
5 Greg Robinson
Offensive tackle
Thibodaux, Louisiana
Thibodaux
Ht:6'6"
Wt:290 lbs
Bench Max:365
Squat Max:525
Recruitment: Holds LSU offer along with an offer from Arkansas, Auburn, SMU, and Tulsa. He has early interest (no offer yet) from Alabama, Cal, Florida, Nebraska, Oregon, Texas Tech, UCLA, and USC. Most consider him to be a strong LSU lean.
Robinson is a great looking offensive tackle prospect. He possesses a massive body for only a junior in high school. He plays guard for Thibodaux, but is flexible and athletic enough to play either guard or tackle at the next level. He is one of the better pulling high school guards I have watched. He displays great speed, strength, and flexibility as he pulls on running plays. Gregory has everything a major college offensive line prospect needs to have in order to be successful at the next level. Expect for Robinson to be ranked in the top 250 nationally; potentially pushing towards the 100s.
There is no free video available at this time.
6 Kenny Hilliard
Running Back
Patterson, Louisiana
Patterson
Ht:6'0"
Wt:218 lbs
Committed to LSU--December 18, 2009
When LSU fans hear the name Hilliard, it quickly brings back memories of former great tiger, Dalton Hilliard. Kenny is Dalton's nephew and cousin of Ike Hilliard. He hopes to continue the great RB tradition at LSU with his early commitment to play for the Tigers. He is a bruiser of a tailback weighing in around 220 lbs as a junior in highschool. He runs with a similar style to another recent Tiger, Charles Scott, while also being a dangerous receiving threat out of the backfield. He makes clean cuts, displays great agility and punishes defenders with carry of the ball. A smaller version of Brandon Jacobs is another common comparison. Expect to see Hilliard ranked in the top 50 nationally and potentially challenge for the top 25 in the country.
7 Bradly Sylve
Wide Receiver
Port Sulphur, Louisiana
South Plaquemines
Ht:5'11"
Wt:175 lbs
40:4.43 secs
Shuttle:4.35
Vertical:30 inches
Recruitment: Holds a LSU offer. Considered a LSU heavy lean; will be a national recruit with many offers. Alabama, California, Stanford, and Tennessee have also already offered. Expect Sylve to be a LSU commit in the next few weeks.
Slyve's game is defined by one major attribute: Speed, and lots of it. He is electricity in a bottle and the dream deep threat WR at the college level. He is an elite track athlete running a personal best 10.47 100 meters, a 21.33 200 meter, and the nation's fourth fastest time in the 60 meters at 6.34 seconds. He may participate in track in college (which only helps LSU's position).
Nonetheless, Bradley is a football player first. He has a solid body frame and will make a great slot receiver at the next level. As mentioned above, his speed puts him in an elite category of players coming out of the high school ranks. Think Desean Jackson with a little less wiggle. Expect to see Sylve ranked in the top 100 nationally; potentially around the top 75.
There is no free video available at this time.
8 Jeremy Hill
Running Back
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Redemptorist
Ht:6'1"
Wt:220 lbs
40:4.63 secs
Committed to LSU--September 28, 2009
Jeremy Hill is the second part of the Redemptorist (BR) duo with his fellow teammate La'el Collins. Both are committed to the Tigers and will be key pieces to LSU's offensive success in the coming years. Hill offers a big bodied back with good s
1 La'el Collins
Offensive tackle
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Redemptorist High School
Ht:6'5"
Wt:285 lbs
40:5.5 secs
Committed to LSU--September 28, 2009.
La'el is truly an elite prospect. He has the perfect frame and exhibits impressive athleticism for a kid his size. Collins has everything you want in an Offensive Tackle prospect--Great size, excellent feet, long arms, strength, agility, and a "mean streak;" expect to see him ranked in the top 10 nationally.
Collins' Highlight Video
2 Anthony "The Freak" Johnson
Defensive tackle
New Orleans, Louisiana
O. Perry Walker
Ht:6'4"
Wt:298 lbs
40:5.27 secs
Bench Reps:28
Shuttle:4.3
Vertical:22 inches
Committed to LSU--December 18, 2009
The nickname "The Freak" explains why Johnson is ranked as the top defensive player in Louisiana for 2011. Maturing at a young age, Johnson has controlled his opponents at the point of attack. He has great quickness off the ball, blue chip strength, and excellent technique for someone his age. He is physically mature and ready to step in day 1 to contribute to any team in the country. Expect Johnson to be a top 10 player nationally.
3 Jemauria Rasco
Strongside defensive end
Shreveport, Louisiana
Evangel Christian
Ht:6'3"
Wt:227 lb
Recruitment: Rasco is expected to choose between Texas and LSU.
Rasco is another elite defensive lineman out of Louisiana for 2011. He offers a quick burst off the edge, but maintains the ability to stop the run. Physically, he is ready to play as a freshman and will contribute to any team lucky enough to gain his services. Expect Rasco to be a top 20 national prospect.
4 Jarvis Landry
Wide Receiver
Lutcher, Louisiana
Lutcher
Ht:5'11"
Wt:178 lbs
Committed to LSU--January 9, 2010
One word perfectly describes Landry: Physical. Whether he is making a huge block on offense, a devastating hit on special teams, or as a defender, Landry is never one to avoid contact. He gets off press coverage extremely well (a rarity for high school wide receivers), has great catching ability, and is able to make something happen after the catch. To say that Landry plays bigger than his size would be a vast understatement. He does not possess elite speed (4.4), but his other attributes easily make up for it. He really made a name for himself this past year at multiple camps. He came away as the top receiver at the camp, regardless of year, each time. Expect for Jarvis to be ranked in at least the top 50 nationally, potentially pushing for a top 25 spot.
Jarvis Landry at LSU's prospect camp.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT9x9-Kf93s&feature=related[/youtube]
5 Greg Robinson
Offensive tackle
Thibodaux, Louisiana
Thibodaux
Ht:6'6"
Wt:290 lbs
Bench Max:365
Squat Max:525
Recruitment: Holds LSU offer along with an offer from Arkansas, Auburn, SMU, and Tulsa. He has early interest (no offer yet) from Alabama, Cal, Florida, Nebraska, Oregon, Texas Tech, UCLA, and USC. Most consider him to be a strong LSU lean.
Robinson is a great looking offensive tackle prospect. He possesses a massive body for only a junior in high school. He plays guard for Thibodaux, but is flexible and athletic enough to play either guard or tackle at the next level. He is one of the better pulling high school guards I have watched. He displays great speed, strength, and flexibility as he pulls on running plays. Gregory has everything a major college offensive line prospect needs to have in order to be successful at the next level. Expect for Robinson to be ranked in the top 250 nationally; potentially pushing towards the 100s.
There is no free video available at this time.
6 Kenny Hilliard
Running Back
Patterson, Louisiana
Patterson
Ht:6'0"
Wt:218 lbs
Committed to LSU--December 18, 2009
When LSU fans hear the name Hilliard, it quickly brings back memories of former great tiger, Dalton Hilliard. Kenny is Dalton's nephew and cousin of Ike Hilliard. He hopes to continue the great RB tradition at LSU with his early commitment to play for the Tigers. He is a bruiser of a tailback weighing in around 220 lbs as a junior in highschool. He runs with a similar style to another recent Tiger, Charles Scott, while also being a dangerous receiving threat out of the backfield. He makes clean cuts, displays great agility and punishes defenders with carry of the ball. A smaller version of Brandon Jacobs is another common comparison. Expect to see Hilliard ranked in the top 50 nationally and potentially challenge for the top 25 in the country.
7 Bradly Sylve
Wide Receiver
Port Sulphur, Louisiana
South Plaquemines
Ht:5'11"
Wt:175 lbs
40:4.43 secs
Shuttle:4.35
Vertical:30 inches
Recruitment: Holds a LSU offer. Considered a LSU heavy lean; will be a national recruit with many offers. Alabama, California, Stanford, and Tennessee have also already offered. Expect Sylve to be a LSU commit in the next few weeks.
Slyve's game is defined by one major attribute: Speed, and lots of it. He is electricity in a bottle and the dream deep threat WR at the college level. He is an elite track athlete running a personal best 10.47 100 meters, a 21.33 200 meter, and the nation's fourth fastest time in the 60 meters at 6.34 seconds. He may participate in track in college (which only helps LSU's position).
Nonetheless, Bradley is a football player first. He has a solid body frame and will make a great slot receiver at the next level. As mentioned above, his speed puts him in an elite category of players coming out of the high school ranks. Think Desean Jackson with a little less wiggle. Expect to see Sylve ranked in the top 100 nationally; potentially around the top 75.
There is no free video available at this time.
8 Jeremy Hill
Running Back
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Redemptorist
Ht:6'1"
Wt:220 lbs
40:4.63 secs
Committed to LSU--September 28, 2009
Jeremy Hill is the second part of the Redemptorist (BR) duo with his fellow teammate La'el Collins. Both are committed to the Tigers and will be key pieces to LSU's offensive success in the coming years. Hill offers a big bodied back with good s
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Posted on 1/5/10 at 4:48 pm to lynxcat
16 Renaldo Thomas
Safety/OLB
Recruitment: Holds LSU offer. Considered an LSU lean.
17 D’haquille Williams
Wide Receiver
Reserve, Louisiana
East St. John
Ht:6'2"
Wt:185 lbs
40:4.5 secs
I will have to find the footage of him; Some is available, but not through the mainstream media.
18 Corey White
Offensive Line
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Capitol
Ht:6'5"
Wt:308 lbs
Recruitment: Committed to LSU--December 18, 2009.
White is a big bodied lineman that plays Left Tackle at Capitol. He projects as an offensive guard at the next level. Corey shows potential but will need a few years to develop into an SEC caliber offensive lineman. He is slow getting out of his stance and needs to work on his pad level. He does show good effort moving his feet, but this area will need to approve more as well. Overall, White is a bit of a project player but he has the frame that you look for in a college prospect. He is only a junior and will continue to add size and develop over the next year. I expect White to be a high 3 star prospect.
No free film is available on this prospect
19 Jonah Austin
Offensive tackle
New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Augustine
Ht:6'7"
Wt:305 lbs
Recruitment: Has interest from both LSU and LA Tech.
Jonah Austin Highlights
20 Trai Turner
Offensive guard
New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Augustine
Ht:6'5"
Wt:340 lbs
Recruitment: Committed to LSU--May 14, 2010
2010 Highlight Video
21 Ryan Byrd
Athlete (Wide Receiver or Safety)
Greensburg, Louisiana
St. Helena
Ht:6'2"
Wt:180 lbs
40:4.5 secs
Vertical:36 inches
Recruitment: Holds an Ole Miss offer as an Athlete. Interest from LSU and others.
Ryan is another prospect that is tough to project for the next level as he is a true athlete. He has a great frame and good size as a junior prospect. Byrd will need to add weight no matter which position he plays at the next level, but his frame can easily hold it. He shows excellent ball skills but does not possess above average agility or speed. I think he projects better as a safety, but it appears he would rather play receiver at the next level. Nonetheless, with his ball skills and once he has added weight, Ryan will have a great frame and skill set to play safety at the college level. I expect Byrd to be a high 3 star prospect.
Junior Year Footage
22 Paul Turner
Athlete
West Monroe, Louisiana
West Monroe
Ht:5'11"
Wt:190 lbs
Recruitment: Has not really begun; wait until summer camp circuit.
Junior Year Footage
23 Dak Prescott
Quarterback
Haughton, LA
Haughton HS
Height: 6'3
Weight: 215
Recruitment: Yet to really begin.
He is somewhat similar to Jordan Jefferson with a weaker arm at this point in his career.
Junior Year Highlights
24 Rod Davis
Wide Receiver
25 Effrem Reed
Cornerback/Running Back
Geismar, Louisiana
Dutchtown
Ht:5'9"
Wt:173 lbs
40:4.5 secs
Vertical:33 inches
Recruitment: Has not really begun.
Effrem is an interesting prospect to project for the next level. He shows good moves on offense and possesses above average agility. Size is a bit of an issue for Reed. He is a little short to play cornerback and does not look very big on film as a RB. I think he will have offers at both positions from varying colleges, but do not know which position he prefers playing. There is not much, if any, film of Reed on defense but he shows D1 level athleticism on offense. I expect Reed to be a mid-high level 3 star prospect.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QUfYOIZrQw[/youtube]
26 Beau Fitte
Outside linebacker
Port Sulphur, Louisiana
South Plaquemines
Ht:6'1"
Wt:210 lbs
Recruitment: Has not really begun.
Fitte is an undersized linebacker that shows good athleticism. He has a good frame to him, but is a little on the small side. The available film only shows him as a rush DE so it is tough to tell how he looks in coverage. He does look to have good agility and athleticism, with size being the major concern for his next level projection. I would expect him to be a mid-level 3 star prospect.
No free film is available on this prospect
27 Levander Liggins
Athlete (Wide Receiver/Cornerback)
28 Jevante Watson
Cornerback
Bastrop, LA
Bastrop
Height: 5'10
Weight: 170
Recruitment: Has not really begun.
29 Evan Tatford
Tight end
Lafayette, Louisiana
St. Thomas More
Ht:6'5"
Wt:220 lbs
Recruitment: Has yet to really begin.
Evan Tatford Highlights
30 Stevie Douglas
Pro-style quarterback
Clinton, Louisiana
Home School
Ht:6'5"
Wt:180 lbs
Recruitment: Has interest (no offers yet) from LSU, Ole Miss, UCLA, and Vanderbilt.
Stevie has an above average arm and a great physique that can develop as he matures. He will definitely need to add weight to his thin frame. His mechanics and overall technique will need a lot of development before he will be ready to play at the next level. I expect for Douglas to be a low 3 star.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjdEwem_peA[/youtube]
Top 30 Watchlist:
Devante Scott -Wide Receiver/Athlete (MSU offer)
T.K. Fleming-Safety
Matt Bailey-Safety (UVA Commit)
Dante Butler-Running Back
Dionte McDuffy-Safety
Bakeri Hollier-Defensive Back
Darius Edwards-Running Back
Ellis Carey from Helen Cox
Montrel Carter-Defensive Back
Johnny Banks-Tight End
Josh Robinson-Running Back
Kyle Lamonthe-Tight End
Stephon Smith-Running Back
Brian Thomas-Running Back
Micah Eugene-Running Back/Athlete
Daniel Sams
Darren Kitchen-Cornerback (holds Stanford and Nebraska offers)
Kris Albarado-Punter
Deshazor Everett-Cornerback (Holds Arkansas, Ole Miss, and Memphis offers)
Devin Boutee-Wide Receiver
Johnny Bertucci-Defensive Tackle
Teshadi Talton-Running Back
Cartel Murray-Cornerback
Timothy Johnson-Linebacker
Jonathon Tyson-Linebacker
Charles Butler-Linebacker
Michael Petty-Defensive Back
Ethan Hutson- Offensive Guard
Lawrence Breaud-Running Back
Safety/OLB
Recruitment: Holds LSU offer. Considered an LSU lean.
17 D’haquille Williams
Wide Receiver
Reserve, Louisiana
East St. John
Ht:6'2"
Wt:185 lbs
40:4.5 secs
I will have to find the footage of him; Some is available, but not through the mainstream media.
18 Corey White
Offensive Line
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Capitol
Ht:6'5"
Wt:308 lbs
Recruitment: Committed to LSU--December 18, 2009.
White is a big bodied lineman that plays Left Tackle at Capitol. He projects as an offensive guard at the next level. Corey shows potential but will need a few years to develop into an SEC caliber offensive lineman. He is slow getting out of his stance and needs to work on his pad level. He does show good effort moving his feet, but this area will need to approve more as well. Overall, White is a bit of a project player but he has the frame that you look for in a college prospect. He is only a junior and will continue to add size and develop over the next year. I expect White to be a high 3 star prospect.
No free film is available on this prospect
19 Jonah Austin
Offensive tackle
New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Augustine
Ht:6'7"
Wt:305 lbs
Recruitment: Has interest from both LSU and LA Tech.
Jonah Austin Highlights
20 Trai Turner
Offensive guard
New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Augustine
Ht:6'5"
Wt:340 lbs
Recruitment: Committed to LSU--May 14, 2010
2010 Highlight Video
21 Ryan Byrd
Athlete (Wide Receiver or Safety)
Greensburg, Louisiana
St. Helena
Ht:6'2"
Wt:180 lbs
40:4.5 secs
Vertical:36 inches
Recruitment: Holds an Ole Miss offer as an Athlete. Interest from LSU and others.
Ryan is another prospect that is tough to project for the next level as he is a true athlete. He has a great frame and good size as a junior prospect. Byrd will need to add weight no matter which position he plays at the next level, but his frame can easily hold it. He shows excellent ball skills but does not possess above average agility or speed. I think he projects better as a safety, but it appears he would rather play receiver at the next level. Nonetheless, with his ball skills and once he has added weight, Ryan will have a great frame and skill set to play safety at the college level. I expect Byrd to be a high 3 star prospect.
Junior Year Footage
22 Paul Turner
Athlete
West Monroe, Louisiana
West Monroe
Ht:5'11"
Wt:190 lbs
Recruitment: Has not really begun; wait until summer camp circuit.
Junior Year Footage
23 Dak Prescott
Quarterback
Haughton, LA
Haughton HS
Height: 6'3
Weight: 215
Recruitment: Yet to really begin.
He is somewhat similar to Jordan Jefferson with a weaker arm at this point in his career.
Junior Year Highlights
24 Rod Davis
Wide Receiver
25 Effrem Reed
Cornerback/Running Back
Geismar, Louisiana
Dutchtown
Ht:5'9"
Wt:173 lbs
40:4.5 secs
Vertical:33 inches
Recruitment: Has not really begun.
Effrem is an interesting prospect to project for the next level. He shows good moves on offense and possesses above average agility. Size is a bit of an issue for Reed. He is a little short to play cornerback and does not look very big on film as a RB. I think he will have offers at both positions from varying colleges, but do not know which position he prefers playing. There is not much, if any, film of Reed on defense but he shows D1 level athleticism on offense. I expect Reed to be a mid-high level 3 star prospect.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QUfYOIZrQw[/youtube]
26 Beau Fitte
Outside linebacker
Port Sulphur, Louisiana
South Plaquemines
Ht:6'1"
Wt:210 lbs
Recruitment: Has not really begun.
Fitte is an undersized linebacker that shows good athleticism. He has a good frame to him, but is a little on the small side. The available film only shows him as a rush DE so it is tough to tell how he looks in coverage. He does look to have good agility and athleticism, with size being the major concern for his next level projection. I would expect him to be a mid-level 3 star prospect.
No free film is available on this prospect
27 Levander Liggins
Athlete (Wide Receiver/Cornerback)
28 Jevante Watson
Cornerback
Bastrop, LA
Bastrop
Height: 5'10
Weight: 170
Recruitment: Has not really begun.
29 Evan Tatford
Tight end
Lafayette, Louisiana
St. Thomas More
Ht:6'5"
Wt:220 lbs
Recruitment: Has yet to really begin.
Evan Tatford Highlights
30 Stevie Douglas
Pro-style quarterback
Clinton, Louisiana
Home School
Ht:6'5"
Wt:180 lbs
Recruitment: Has interest (no offers yet) from LSU, Ole Miss, UCLA, and Vanderbilt.
Stevie has an above average arm and a great physique that can develop as he matures. He will definitely need to add weight to his thin frame. His mechanics and overall technique will need a lot of development before he will be ready to play at the next level. I expect for Douglas to be a low 3 star.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjdEwem_peA[/youtube]
Top 30 Watchlist:
Devante Scott -Wide Receiver/Athlete (MSU offer)
T.K. Fleming-Safety
Matt Bailey-Safety (UVA Commit)
Dante Butler-Running Back
Dionte McDuffy-Safety
Bakeri Hollier-Defensive Back
Darius Edwards-Running Back
Ellis Carey from Helen Cox
Montrel Carter-Defensive Back
Johnny Banks-Tight End
Josh Robinson-Running Back
Kyle Lamonthe-Tight End
Stephon Smith-Running Back
Brian Thomas-Running Back
Micah Eugene-Running Back/Athlete
Daniel Sams
Darren Kitchen-Cornerback (holds Stanford and Nebraska offers)
Kris Albarado-Punter
Deshazor Everett-Cornerback (Holds Arkansas, Ole Miss, and Memphis offers)
Devin Boutee-Wide Receiver
Johnny Bertucci-Defensive Tackle
Teshadi Talton-Running Back
Cartel Murray-Cornerback
Timothy Johnson-Linebacker
Jonathon Tyson-Linebacker
Charles Butler-Linebacker
Michael Petty-Defensive Back
Ethan Hutson- Offensive Guard
Lawrence Breaud-Running Back
This post was edited on 5/14/10 at 5:20 pm
Posted on 1/5/10 at 4:49 pm to lynxcat
Excellent work buddy.
Posted on 1/5/10 at 4:52 pm to lynxcat
Posted on 1/5/10 at 4:52 pm to Gizmeaux
Just trying to clean up all the stickied threads. 
Posted on 1/5/10 at 9:53 pm to lynxcat
I was just watching Landry play for the first time. The kid is a demon!
Posted on 1/6/10 at 12:31 am to Flatyger
Hey Lynx, how did you do that? I'm doing the other prospects thread, but it says it can only do 7,900 characters. How would I make my first post longer or how do I add onto the bottom of it? Did you just create a whole new post for this?
Posted on 1/6/10 at 1:12 am to GeauxAggie972
quote:
Hey Lynx, how did you do that? I'm doing the other prospects thread, but it says it can only do 7,900 characters. How would I make my first post longer or how do I add onto the bottom of it? Did you just create a whole new post for this?
Chicken gave me a Blog which allows me 20,000 characters and youtube embedding.
Posted on 1/6/10 at 10:04 am to lynxcat
quote:
Chicken gave me a Blog which allows me 20,000 characters and youtube embedding.
An entire year of asking for that and 1 month before signing day Chicken comes through?
Posted on 1/6/10 at 11:22 am to lynxcat
Nice list.
Do you have any knowledge about the potential of Gulf Coast prospects that are just outside the state of Louisiana? I remember looking through the ESPN watchlist about a month ago and coming up with the following list of near-bys who had LSU listed as an "interest":
quote:
Sammie Coates (WR) – Leroy, AL (60 miles north of Mobile)
Jacoby Eason (DE) – Meridian, MS
Sheroid Evans (CB) – Missouri City, TX (near Houston)
Sedrick Flowers (OG) – Houston, TX
Kolby Griffin (CB) – Houston, TX
Nathan Hughes (DE) – Klein, TX (near Houston)
Trevon Randle (OLB) – League City, TX (near Galveston)
Nick Redmond (OT) – Gulfport, MS – verbal to Miss. State
Cedric Reed (DE) – Cleveland, TX (45 N-NE of Houston)
Leroy Scott (CB) – Pasadena, TX (near Houston)
Marvin Shinn (WR) – Prichard, AL (near Mobile) – verbal to Alabama
Darien Thomas (WR) – Mobile, AL
Just wondering where these guys might be inserted into the list below, if somebody were forced to try to insert them in proper order...
quote:
1. La'el Collins
2. Anthony "The Freak" Johnson
3. Jemauria Rasco
4. Jarvis Landry
5. Kenny Hilliard
6. Jeremy Hill
7. Bradly Sylve
8. Quentin Thomas
9. Greg Robinson
10. Chucky Hunter
11. Alonzo Lewis
12. Mickey Johnson
13. Odell Beckham Jr.
14. Terrance Magee
15. Zack Oliver
16. Ryan Byrd
17. Corey White
18. Effrem Reed
19. Beau Fitte
20. Stevie Douglas
Posted on 1/6/10 at 1:29 pm to TheHiddenFlask
quote:
An entire year of asking for that and 1 month before signing day Chicken comes through?
No, it is the same thing you have access to. The recruiting board blog feature that we did the evaluations on this past year.
Posted on 1/6/10 at 1:31 pm to Doc Fenton
quote:
Sammie Coates (WR) – Leroy, AL (60 miles north of Mobile)
Jacoby Eason (DE) – Meridian, MS
Sheroid Evans (CB) – Missouri City, TX (near Houston)
Sedrick Flowers (OG) – Houston, TX
Kolby Griffin (CB) – Houston, TX
Nathan Hughes (DE) – Klein, TX (near Houston)
Trevon Randle (OLB) – League City, TX (near Galveston)
Nick Redmond (OT) – Gulfport, MS – verbal to Miss. State
Cedric Reed (DE) – Cleveland, TX (45 N-NE of Houston)
Leroy Scott (CB) – Pasadena, TX (near Houston)
Marvin Shinn (WR) – Prichard, AL (near Mobile) – verbal to Alabama
Darien Thomas (WR) – Mobile, AL
The only guy that I know anything about yet on that list are Sedrick FLowers and Cedric Reed. Both of them would be Top 10 players in the state in LA if they were from there.
They should both be Top 20 locks for the state of TX.
If I find out anything on the other guys, then I'll make sure to post it.
Posted on 1/6/10 at 3:34 pm to lynxcat
BCS National champions coming soon
Posted on 1/6/10 at 4:19 pm to lynxcat
quote:
No, it is the same thing you have access to. The recruiting board blog feature that we did the evaluations on this past year.
The 20,000 character limit has always been a feature?
I must have got the economy blog.
Posted on 1/6/10 at 4:21 pm to TheHiddenFlask
quote:
The 20,000 character limit has always been a feature?
I must have got the economy blog.
I assume so? I had never run into the character length issue until I tried to combine all of these together.
Posted on 1/6/10 at 4:45 pm to TheHiddenFlask
quote:
The 20,000 character limit has always been a feature?
Yes. I know because I overstepped it almost immediately.
Posted on 1/6/10 at 4:45 pm to lynxcat
quote:
They should both be Top 20 locks for the state of TX.
If I find out anything on the other guys, then I'll make sure to post it.
'preciate it.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 7:27 pm to lynxcat
lynx, have you seen the new season highlight video of Gregory Robinson on Rivals? Kid is bigtime, he may need to move up a spot or two.
Posted on 1/8/10 at 7:58 pm to ColtsTigers
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lynx, have you seen the new season highlight video of Gregory Robinson on Rivals? Kid is bigtime, he may need to move up a spot or two.
I am going to check it.
Mike had GREAT reviews on him. Evidently one of the most impressive 2011 kids there.
ETA;
Wow, some of the most impressive OL footage I have seen out of LA in awhile.
Plays with great leverage, leg bend, has quick feet, a mean streak, awesome size, long arms, can run and pass block equally. Wow...top 100 lock. He should potentially be a 5.9-6.0 4 star. Rarely am I very impressed with OL footage--but his is elite.
LSU has got to land this kid.
This post was edited on 1/8/10 at 8:11 pm
Posted on 1/8/10 at 9:28 pm to lynxcat
only thing separating zack oliver from being sure-fire LSU prospect is speed, he gets the 40 time down, he should get a serious offer
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