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Firstly, why does Ross Dellenger post nothing but LSU hit pieces? Even this has nothing to do with LSU but he puts LSU in his title for clicks. These players at court have 0 to do with LSU and none of them might even end up at LSU.

Secondly, why is LSU the hit piece here? This is an NCAA issue not an LSU issue. Everyone is using the loopholes so why is LSU the unique one? I feel like people just love using LSU central for clicks. All these stories probably helping bring more PR to the LSU and I wouldn't be shocked they make more money because of it in the longer run.
Vastly different situations. Not sure how anyone can compare them.
Well, our need at DE just got bigger with the injuries...so...yeah.
I mean...yes, but if your team is injury riddled 2 deep what coach is going to make it through the season unscathed? It's just an incredibly unlucky season and there isn't really much you can do about it. That guy is puffing air anyway because it's likely not happening but there's always a possibility.

Not sure how anyone would be concerned about this if you were decimated by injury. Just another ESPN hack with a hot take. My advice to anyone: stop watching ESPN period. There's much better places to watch about sports. They're the CNN of sports.
If these guys end up at LSU this some next level big thinking from LSU/Kiffin, etc.
This is an odd tweet considering what's surrounding him currently on the LSU football team and he might not even be on it anymore. Posted yesterday. Not exactly the best timing tweet?
Would be a really nice get but we need a DE as well if they're going this route. Personally would like to see us snag a CB. CB, DE, DT and you're good.
If that happens probably means team is injury riddled and not much you can do about it.
US dollar is going to be worth nothing soon.
The NCAA is the cause of this by simply not ruling it sooner. As always, the NCAA finds a way to mess everything up they touch. Won't be long before they're dissolved because they're useless and just make the sport worse at every corner with the way they handle things. They wouldn't be in the NFL if they simply ruled it sooner.
Pate been saying LSU's Big 3 freshman DL are going to tear it up this year based on what he's been hearing. He said people going be shocked how good that DL is because of those 3 guys who all 3 are pushing proven guys for starting jobs. He basically said to Clemson good luck week 1. :lol:
The title the video is not saying Durham is leading the RB as a whole...he was doing good that day of the listed practice thus him "leading the RB room". So just leading it for that day of practice in other words probably one of the better looking ones. That's how I interpreted it anyway.
Where did all that burst go then? Does he not carry weight well because it seems like from his injury on he got significantly slower? Maybe lingering injury definitely needs to be looked at. He certainly struggled with reading the limited holes he had last year as well. Clearly something has happened where he lost a step. Whether that's conditioning, lingering injury, or he just doesn't carry his weight well with the extra muscle he has put on.
Where has he shown his track speed at LSU? Feel free to prove me wrong. I don't remember single run from him that has ever showed that track speed. Some guys just don't translate with pads on. Maybe he loses steam in his sprints, I don't know. Seems like the longer he sprints, the more gas he runs out.

He has always been caught from behind in runs for a guy who should be running sub 4.5s at least based on his track times. I seriously doubt his injury has lingered 2 years on losing a step when you can see last year he wasn't confident hitting a hole so it slowed him down significantly and made him look slow.

If he had a lingering injury I would hope LSU medical gets it looked at harder, which is very hard to believe 2 years in they don't suspect something. I'm more inclined to believe it's alongside vision, conditioning, and work ethic than an injury. Durham hit the portal and still came back to LSU. He has effectively regressed since his freshman year.
He looks slow because he doesn't have vision. Has nothing to do with losing a step. He was never fast on LSU's campus in football pads. Runs a great track time but when he's bursting on the football field he has never looked fast even his freshman year. When you're complacent to hit holes, you look slow. His issue is vision because as bad as OL was last year it opened holes up for him he wasn't taking. He got better second half last year but overall he missed a lot of easy big 20 yard runs with one cut running straight into his OL.
Didn't he have 0 RBIs? I know a week or 2 ago he did. Is that his first run? Would be one hell of a first run way to do it. :lol:
I want to know why he never saw heavy action last year? I mean, it's possible he saw a huge jump but i doubt it. More just goes to show you how terrible BK/Davis was at evaluating/coaching their OL.
Even ESPN got tired of him and fired him on air. That says a lot considering how bad ESPN is themselves.
They whacked some posts in this thread real good compared to what I read when this was posted last night :lol: