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People on twitter are saying rounds 11 and 12 could get crazy for high school prospects.

Saban is 3rd at 21%.

Coach Johnson is the best recruiter in the nation in my opinion. My only point is that I think the culture of this team will suffer in the long run if the players are 90% out of state players. If you only take one or two in state guys every year that’s where we’re heading.

Does anyone know why the Frederico kid is leading off for ole Miss or the Courville kid from barbe aren’t at LSU?

Did they not want to be at LSU or were they not offered?

I just looked at the 2026 class. Looks like quite a few draft risks, but what really stands out is only one Louisiana recruit. There has to be more than one kid worthy of an offer. We only got two this cycle. I know some don’t put stock into having hometown players, but I think you need more than that.

I just read today’s bleacher report mock draft. It has Fauske going #34 and Young going #41. Hopefully we don’t lose too many. We’ve pretty fortunate getting players to campus recently.

How much do you think he will command this year?
Maybe lsu could come close to it.

Thanks

He looked like he was in slow motion when he was framing pitches. It was horrible, but the worst part is the umpire was falling for it. It was really bad.

I’m just getting off of work.

Is there zero talent from Louisiana for 2025 and 2026?

Jay has 3 commitments from LA in 25 and only 1 for 26. That’s 4 out of 35 total HS recruits, or approximately 11%.

I get that it’s good to be a national powerhouse, but I will always say that you need LA kids on these teams.

I am not criticizing him. I think he’s awesome as a recruiter and coach, but the lack of Louisiana players committed is unusual.

Off the top of my head LA major contributors to the 23 Championship:

Beloso, Morgan, Dugas, Jobert, Milazzo, Travinski, Pearson, Guidry and Garret Edwards.

Let’s go get the best players nationally, but not forget about the hometown guys while we’re at it.