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He’s great at basketball. But his game doesn’t work in the NBA at 6’7”. He needs to grow if he plans to play in the NBA. This isn’t about if he can play college basketball. I have no doubt that he can. But he has NFL talent right. He better grow 2” - 4” to play in the NBA with his game.

He can be a great college basketball player, a good college football/basketball player, or an All-American college football player. He has a much higher ceiling in football.

Love the kid and wish him all the success. If he wants to play both that’s his call. I’m just telling you from what I see every week, regardless of what his ranking is.
All of this is spot on. They actually won the tournament in Oregon against some pretty good teams. Beat St Mary’s out of Arizona who had a Duke commit. Hudson played great all week.

Don’t believe all the Nebraska rumors about money and jobs for family.
He was headed to LSU up until the coaching change. Lane Kiffin was one of the few coaches who wouldn’t allow him to play football and basketball. He’s a great HS basketball player, and could have some success playing in college, but his future is in football. He just doesn’t seem to want to budge on playing both.

Unless something changes between him and LK, he’s not going to LSU. But I’m still holding out hope that something changes.

re: Ahmad Hudson

Posted by RosemaryTiger on 12/15/25 at 12:13 am to
More physical and more dominant player than TG. TG is faster. Both great players and both could be weapons.

He was all LSU up until they hire LK. Nothing against LK, but he was one of the few coaches who didn’t go for AH playing both sports at Ole Miss. That could certainly change now that he’s at LSU, but as it stands today he won’t be at LSU. He has his mind set on playing both sports in college.

While he can dominate in basketball, his future is in football if he doesn’t grow another 2-3 inches.
A lot of misinformation in this thread.

1. Kyle’s family did not stay in Ruston. Kyle sold his house to Sam Burns and they all moved to Baton Rouge. Kyle’s wife is from BR and their kids go to school where she went to school.

2. He wasn’t let go. Kyle was out prior to the hiring of LK. Kyle hasn’t been happy with the job for a while. Just not his cup of tea. It has been known in Ruston for months that he wasn’t exactly happy. That’s not a knock on LSU, just not what he thought it was going to be. Leaving was his choice. You would have to be a fool to think he wasn’t successful or couldn’t recruit.

3. Kyle owns property in Ruston and will likely build there if they move back, which is likely the case. Kyle, and his family, were happy in Ruston. Kyle still has extended family in the area and they are all close.

4. It was mentioned that he preferred coaching in the NFL more than college. Also false. He hasn’t coached in the NFL.

5. If I had a guess, Kyle and his family will be back in Ruston before the next school year. Does that mean he will be back at Ruston High School? Who knows, but I sure hope so. He has a lot of passion for coaching and developing young men on the football field and they respond to him.
I actually thought this was you making a case to hire Blake Baker. That would have made more sense from your post.
Baseball averaged 4K more in attendance this year than men’s basketball. I’m not sure the numbers would support your argument that people care about men’s basketball as much as baseball. It would in fact suggest that people do give “2 shits” about baseball.

Also, LSU has plans to spend most of their house settlement money on football anyway. LSU is planning to allocate the majority of this revenue to football (75%), with men's basketball receiving 15%, women's basketball 5%, and the remaining 5% shared among other sports like baseball and gymnastics. So that seems to already be the plan. But I’m sure they appreciate knowing that you fully support that.
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He was always a QB prior to moving positions due to being young with a junior/senior the last 2 years. Will they take a look at him there again or keep him at WR/TE?
Its not likely. They have a QB who is better than people realize. He's played a lot of snaps the last two years. I expect him to remain at TE and catch a lot of balls this year.
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I do question his ability of walking into Meemaw's Section 8 apartment and relating with her 5* grandson recruit.
Ask Ahmad Breaux what he thinks of Kyle Williams. Go ask Tulane DL Geordan Guidry what he thinks of Kyle Williams. Ask Louisiana Tech LB Jadon Mayfield or LB Zheric Hill what they think of Kyle Williams. Ask future LSU DB Aidan Anding his thoughts on Kyle Williams. Everyone one of those kids would tell you he made them better men and that they have so much love and respect for him. Not because he was nice, but because he made them better people as well as better players. He has a lot of those type of qualities. The kind of things you saw from Nick Saban. I’m not saying he’s the next Saban, I’m saying that kids love him and love to play for him. Kids on the recruiting trail will recognize that in him.
I realize that Kyle has no experience coaching college ball, and I know that college and the NFL aren’t the same, but consider this expert from an article about NFL coaching hires over the last 10 years.

But many NFL owners are still inclined to search for The Next Sean McVay -- the rising young coach who could solidify the pivotal franchise role for a decade or more. In the seven cycles since the Rams hired McVay in 2017, nearly half of all head-coaching hires leaguewide (24 of 50, 48%) have come from the same demographic -- under age 45 with no previous NFL head-coaching experience -- including Brian Callahan (Titans), Dave Canales (Panthers), Mike Macdonald (Seahawks) and Jerod Mayo (Patriots) this past offseason. (A fifth, Raiders coach Antonio Pierce, had just turned 45 when he took over on an interim basis during the 2023 season.)

Since 2013, 49/72 head coaches hired were rookie head coaches with no NFL head coach experience. Of those, 3 were hired with ZERO NFL coaching experience.

So why do people assume that he will fail without college experience? Coaching is coaching, and the ones who have it, have it. Kyle Williams has it. If the NFL doesn’t have a problem hiring a HC with no experience, then I have no problem hiring a DL coach with no college experience. If the man can coach, that’s all that matters.

I’ve known Kyle for a long time. I’ve seen what he has helped build at Ruston. I’ve seen him coach and communicate with his players. I’ve seen him counsel them, coach them, and mentor them. He does a tremendous job building relationships. He’s as down to earth as they come. He will be very successful in everything he decides to do in life because of his work ethic.

So let’s pumped the brakes on the fact that he’s going to suck because he doesn’t have experience, and just see how it plays out. BK isn’t in the business of trying to get worse, he’s trying to get better.

re: Anding

Posted by RosemaryTiger on 12/16/24 at 6:07 am to
He suffered a concussion the week before. He tried to go but the coaches didn’t feel as though it was safe to keep him out there. They decided that this one game, even being the championship, wasn’t worth his health. He sat for precautionary reasons.
The next QB is a better passer than the current QB. Hudson will put up some big numbers the next two years playing with him.

re: 2026 DL Dylan Berymon offered

Posted by RosemaryTiger on 10/17/24 at 8:06 am to
He was one of the protectors. Direct snap to him and he ran something similar to a dive play. Picked up a few yards. Just not enough for the 1st down.

Whoever said he was lazy, he wasn’t lazy last Friday Night.
I had a chance to see this kid play against Ruston last week. He was unbelievable. He gave Ruston fits all night long. He played both inside and outside along the DL. He looked great at both spots. I figured he would get tired by the end of the game. He was still going strong in the fourth quarter. He is going to be a really good player of he continues to improve the next year and a half. They even ran a fake punt with him.

They forced Ruston to beat them through that air. It almost worked. Ruston escaped with a 22-21 win.

re: Ruston Recruits

Posted by RosemaryTiger on 10/8/24 at 9:03 am to
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We all know WM recruited the best players in NE Louisiana and Ruston was irrelevant and now over the last few years Ruston is just this powerhouse again like they were in the 80s? Where was all that talent the last 30 years? Now look at WM...they hardly have any SEC type athletes anymore. Besides the punter, who was the last WM player to go to LSU?
That is an awful take. Ruston doesn’t have any players that didn’t grow up in Ruston. They have a good amount of talent right now, but they’ve always had talent. The difference now at Ruston, and West Monroe for that matter, is coaching. Ruston is much better at the coaching level than WM is at this moment.

re: Ruston Recruits

Posted by RosemaryTiger on 10/7/24 at 5:36 am to
Who attends Ruston that used to go to West Monroe?

re: Ruston Recruits

Posted by RosemaryTiger on 10/6/24 at 10:22 pm to
Only place Kyle Williams goes is to the head coaching position. He, and his family, are very happy in Ruston. He loves what he does and puts everything into coaching kids. His players love to play for him because they know how much he cares about them outside of football. Kyle is changing lives everyday. Coaching in college is work. What he’s doing everyday is enjoyable.
Aidan is such a great kid. Just a natural leader. He was very close to committing to Texas a few months ago. Many people still felt like Texas was the school to beat. He really liked it in Austin. Great job by LSU in staying on him until the very end.

As many have said, he’s going to be a big riser this year in the rankings. He will get more opportunities at returning kicks, and he will see snaps on offense at receiver. This will demonstrate his athleticism and will help his ranking.

Also, Lester is 100% correct. His little brother is a sophomore and will start at FS for Ruston. He will be a high level recruit as well. Don’t be surprised if he is better than Aidan.
He picked up an offer from USC(W) yesterday. He wants to go ahead and commit before school starts. Expect an announcement within the next two weeks.

Texas, Miami, and LSU are leading at this time. He is a tremendous player that is grossly underrated. That’s evident by his offer list. I would expect him to commit to LSU, as would most people in Ruston, but don’t rule out Texas.
Judge Clement is the stepmother of former LSU DE Chase Clement. She is married to his father. Just a side note to all of this.
He was selected as the LSWA 5A MVP this year. He is now a 3 time 1st Team All-State selection. This kid is just a football player. Very good understanding of the game. Always in the right place because of how well he prepares. He signed with Tech and likes the idea of staying home to play. He is going to be a star at Tech.