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I played for both Howell and Weiner in Zachary and I can say a lot of players didnt really like playing for Weiner. Something about his personality just rubbed a lot of us the wrong way. If dealing with parents was an issue with Mistretta, then it'll definitely be one for Weiner too. But yeah there's no way Howell comes back with the way he was run outta town by the administration. Plus he's pretty successful right now up in Missouri.

re: Houston Bates sighting

Posted by Peaceful monkey on 11/2/13 at 4:12 pm to
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Are we still recruiting his younger brother Master in the 2016 class?

I'm pretty sure that's who the potential boom for 2016 thread is about.
Harris. His release is so quick it's insane. Of course Kizer's release is pretty insane too, but not in the good way. Almost reminds me of Tebow's throwing motion.

re: LSU offer Snoop Dogg's son

Posted by Peaceful monkey on 5/22/13 at 9:21 pm to
I would pay good money to hear a conversation between Les and Snoop.
Hi guys, I want to start off by saying I'm a longtime lurker, first time poster here. Anyways, here's some of my observations from the scrimmage.

Before I get into details about Brumfield, Brossette, and Moses, I want to say that the star of yesterday's spring game was Manny Miles. His accuracy was fairly on point whether he was in the pocket or on the run. I believe he had three TD passes (two deep go routes to Davonte Dotson) and around a 15 yard tuck and run for a touchdown. He made several throws along the sideline through tiny windows. Overall, really impressive.

Brumfield looked like a man among boys out there. He was way more physically imposing than everyone that stepped on that field. They had him at tackle and played him a bit at d line. He looked a little too nice at times but I think that's mostly because he coulda killed those poor Zachary boys if he went too hard. He's gonna be a solid player at the next level and he's a great get.

Brossette also looked pretty impressive. He's very much a bruiser type of running back. He got blown up on the first play, but after that he was very solid with a short td run later on and he always seemed to fall forward.

Moses looked like a full grown man out there. It's hard to believe he's only going to be a freshman. They slotted him at linebacker and he played some running back too. He looked most impressive on defense where he was around the ball on most plays. His drops into coverage also looked pretty good. He never seemed out of place. While he looked good early on, as the scrimmage progressed he started to look somewhat average, but still a solid contributor nonetheless. I think that can be attributed to conditioning, which it is a spring game of course, so I wouldn't too much weight into it. He'll be a great player in these next four years that'll be extremely fun to watch.

All in all these are three kids that I definitely want to see playing for LSU one day. :geauxtigers: