re: If you could have one past LSU player

Barkivious Mingo. He ran down Oregon fastest running back during 2011.

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Tommy Casanova

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Would be on the practice squad in todays age.

dude would've been one hell of a blitzing linebacker. Could run right through lineman's legs and boom! Trip the qb.

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Would be on the practice squad in todays age.

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Not on your life.

I might go Glenn Dorsey here.

Can never have enough DLine

Devin White actually was a possibility. Long shot, but that would have been awesome.

Danielle Hunter would be nice if he was coached up right at this level.

TM7 is my fav athlete ever at LSU. Hard to pass up on as well. I may just pick him.

I am not sure.

Dorsey or Bugger on defense and Sir Charles Alexander on offense!

Just came here echo the masses. Honey badger would be first pick, healthy Dorsey second pick. 3rd though would be an elite defensive end. Gotta go with Marcus Spears. He was dynamic, had elite hands (came to LSU recruited at TE) and sealed the national championship game with essentially a walk off pick 6. Was a dynamic pass rusher of course as well

Sammy Martin— I loved that guy! He would run 30 yards to get 12.. awesome!

Chad Lavalias, Glenn Dorsey, Honey Badger, Tommy Cassanova or PP7

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B: Leonard Fournette. Imagine if he was there, and bought in... option 1 is to focus on stopping the run, and ignore Burrow as he puts 400+ through the air each time. Option 2 is to play the pass to slow Burrow down (like Florida did), and watch Fournette average 30 yds a carry. Forget the defensive needs, this team would score 70 a game.

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Defense is the obvious side of the ball you'd want to focus on. But goodness, LF7 in this offense would give opposing DCs aneurysms. Dude was unstoppable with a lane to run through and full head of steam. Give him a defense whose front 7 is spread out and constantly on guard against the pass...yikes.

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That's my point. Think of the Florida game, the occasional gaping lane that CEH shot through on his way to 130 some-odd yards. You put Fournette in that spot, and my comment about 30 yds a carry isn't much of an exaggeration. He'd have about 250 in that game, because if he got past the line untouched and in stride, shite would be ON. The way to contain him would be... crowd the line and play soft and reactive, and give Burrow all day to find a WR. He's doing that already with a minimal run threat, he'd be a nightmare if you had to actively worry every down.

Ron Brooks