re: Empty assistant slots

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A normal citizen not hired by LSU is not bound by NCAA recruiting rules (aside from giving money). Unlimited contact. Where as if we hired them now, they would take visit time and contact time away from O.

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Wow. Not even close to correct. From the LSU Office of Compliance:


You are also considered an LSU booster if you have done any of the following:

Participated in (or been a member of) an agency or organization promoting LSU Athletics;

Made financial contributions to LSU Athletics or to a LSU Athletics booster organization;

Been asked by an LSU Athletics Department staff member to assist in the recruitment of a prospective student-athlete; or

Been involved in promoting LSU Athletics.

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Do not provide anything to prospective or enrolled student-athletes (or their families) without prior approval from the Compliance Office. If a student-athlete or his/her family accepts any benefits of special consideration (e.g., transportation, meals, money, etc.) based on his/her athletic skill, the student-athlete will lose his/her eligibility and LSU will be subject to NCAA penalties.

Boosters are permitted to host occasional meals for student-athletes at their home, on campus, or at a facility that is regularly used for home competition, but these meals must be preapproved by the Compliance Office through the team's head coach. Boosters may provide transportation to the meal only if it takes places at the booster's home.

Boosters are prohibited from any involvement in recruiting activities. LSU coaches and athletics department staff members are the only individuals permitted to be involved in the recruiting process.

Boosters may not make contact with LSU prospects or their relatives, coaches, teachers or school administrators for the purpose of recruiting. Boosters may only speak with prospects (or their families) if it is unavoidable, incidental contact, and the discussion does not include anything related to LSU Athletics.

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LSU Fans & Boosters

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you people

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yeesh

Per Mike D, he had some names but did not release them on Moscona's show.
Reading between his comments, I'm guessing it may not be a WR coach per se, might be a passing game coordinator type with Joseph handling WR's after getting coached up by Sullivan.

Faulk is likely heir apparent to Robinson if or when he leaves the staff or until someone else comes and hires him away for an on field role.

Thanks!

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Lol Eaux just got played on the recruiting trail again

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Explain please.

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we are waiting for him to hire another one of his buds

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I thought his last horrible hire - Bill Busch - was Aranda's call. I'm confused, does Eaux hire his buds only?

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while Alabama is filling multiple vacancies with quickness

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I wonder why pretty much Bama's whole staff left. Do you have any crimson colored glasses revelations on what happened? Why is Bama having to replace pretty much their entire staff?

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And yes if we want to win the west we have to beat them so it’s relevant.

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No shite Sherlock. Is the fact that Bama lost so many analysts and assistant coaches good for them?

Are you crying over LSU having one fricking vacancy to fill?

Bill Busch was a grand slam and we all know who hired him.

You’ll see in about 2 weeks what I mean about recruiting

You’re just not very bright are you?

Sophser.

How we close will determine the final verdict

Believing what I see Roger. I see a really good class that has a glaring area of need missing.

Who would you say we lead for as far as defensive linemen go?