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SX4 is great gun but a recall is coming due to charging handle falling out. Factory is fixing under warranty but taking six weeks.

Great blocker and catches anything in his direction. At 6.5 this is useful. Has several offers, but hope he picks Tigers. Need big guys upfront to pave the way for Fornette!

Just looked at the active roster. Seems we only have three linebackers that have ever seen the field. Shepherd and Baker with the only significant experience. Lots of redshirts and true freshman. Are we in trouble?????

Totally agree. felt sorry for the very talented players getting poor prep/game plans and then ambarassing coaching at game time.

Nah, He and Peterson both got burned over and over again last Sat. Jones likes to freelance, but he was in the wrong position an awful lot against Ole Piss. I wouldn't want the pro scouts to see film of last Sat.

Jeff. and Lee both have falts, but are good raw talent. Crowton doesn't know his arse from a whole in the ground. Neither kid is getting coached. Same mistakes now as September, sacks, poor receiver spotting, no pocket coolness. Obviously Crowton can't coach the QBs any better than he calls plays!!!

By the way, most Div. 1 QB run with heart, JJ just gets sacked and falls down alot when he does run. One reason why LSU has fallen off the elite radar.

Both of these guys are good. Simply no coaching. They make the same mistakes over and over again. But then look who the quaterbacks coach is. Crowtons gotta go!!!

Its always good for Ole Miss to lose. They are in the west and compete directly with us for the SEC. On the other hand, they were way way overrated. 4th in the AP my arse. Just like Alabama (who we really outplayed last year) the Tigers will stomp them. I was embarassed for Snead, Ole Miss AND South Car. Both teams looked sloppy. Say what you want about the Tigers early struggles, the Rebels and Gamecocks are not on our level. Neither should be in the top 20. And I'll take JJ or JL any day over Snead.

Watched him play often and had a chance to meet him while playing prep. He was definately the best all time DB at LSU or the SEC. I learned much more just watching him, than from any high school coach. He sure never got hit in the back because he didn't know where the ball was. It's a shame there is not more film that the younger players could learn from. Great person in real life too.

Riley def. needs to go to MLB. He is big, but a littel slower. He also seems to read the plays better. Sheppard is the most promising. I think Cutrera has matured, but will rotate some with Baker. Depending on injuries and the spring evaluation, look for Riley, Shep. and Curtera to start, with Baker, Theriot and Foyil competing for time.

Sheppard, Riley and Cutrera are all good, but need better coaching to guide their play reaction. They don't seem to read the plays well. I saw all of them make huge hits, but more often they were totally out of place for plays and thus missed tackles. Bear in mind our DCs were also the linebackers coach. Baker looks promising, but young. Foyil is outstanding, but fought an ankle injury early this year. I'd put him on the same level as Cutrera if he's given the chance. He made some great hits on special teams. We'll see come spring. Clemons, I dont know. With a decent DC and other coaching, these guys would be really good.