All I saw was what DandyDon reported. I doubt he's a take for LSU if he really is a WR with Randle, Bell, and Marlon Brown still out there. http://hslouisiana.scout.com/a.z?s=392&p=8&c=1&nid=2767519 http://louisianastate.scout.com/2/732200.html
OLine isn't a big need for this class. Faulk's still being evaluated, but IMO he's not currently at the top of our boards. This could change after LSU's camps this summer.
I think Jones is going to be a Dawg, and our staff likes the other prospects we have at OLB just as much. We'll continue to recruit him but I don't think we'll ever turn up the heat.
Big difference is that there can be contact during a "quiet period". My question is when they refer to how exactly are these "Contacts" arranged? http://www.ncaa.org/eligibility/faqs/faqs_recruiting.html
Minter made a visit to one of Clemson's spring practices and expects an offer from them soon. http://www.thestate.com/sports/story/348581.html
LSU sure seems to be looking at several recruits to see if they can play different positions than they are playing in HS. Connor-RB/want him only as a linebacker . RJohnson-WR/looking at him as a DB. Calhoun is listed as a RB - LSU accepted him as a DB/ATH. Even Shepard is questioned as a true QB, I'm sure there are others, My question is this.. If we need a DB/LB/QB/WR why not go for the best in the area instead of experminting or waiting to see if these guys are gonna be acceptable at the new position? :huh:
Ask Saban. He did it a lot, and it worked. Sometimes high school athletes aren't at their natural positions to start.
