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2010 RB Lache Seastrunk

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YouTube - Lache Seastrunk - #15 (Class of 2010 Prospect) RB-ATH

Lache Seastrunk - Football Recruiting

On his Rivals.com page, click the video of the TX Nike camp 1on1...There's some nice catches by Rex Burkhead, and Seastrunk.

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Great looking prospect!

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Check out the 2010 RBs thread for more info on Seastrunk, Michael Dyer, and Marcus Lattimore.

Have some video interviews there as well.

http://www.tigerforums.com/lsu-tiger-recruiting/70375-2010-rbs.html

bhelmLSU, May 18, 2008

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he's got TH type acceleration, with a little more weight. His 2nd gear is what impressed me the most.

Lprimo, May 18, 2008

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rivals has a great article on him today and has videos included also

Rivals.com Football Recruiting - Seastrunk: The next Internet sensation?

It becomes obvious in just a minute or two that the player on the video is something special. High school sophomore Lache Seastrunk will likely become an Internet legend on par with Noel Devine when his highlights start circulating on the Web.
Lache Seastrunk rushed for 1,532 yards as a sophomore at Temple (Texas) High School.
TEMPLE, Texas – A minute or two is all it takes.
During that brief span, it becomes obvious the player on the video is something special.

Lache Seastrunk (pronounced Lake), a 5-foot-10, 180-pound running back at Temple High School, is so special he'll likely become an Internet legend on par with Noel Devine when his highlights start circulating on the Web.

Seastrunk averaged nearly 12 yards per carry while rushing for 1,532 yards on 129 attempts last season. He scored 19 touchdowns, with 11 of those covering at least 45 yards. Those numbers aren't by-products of a dominant team, padded stats or a wide-open offense. Temple, which runs the Wing T, was 7-4 last season. Seastrunk had 10 or fewer carries in five games and never had more than 21. Speed undoubtedly is his greatest asset. He ran an automatic-timed 10.37 in the 100-meter dash this spring.

And he's only a sophomore.

"He can go into a pile and he can get out of a pile," says Temple High coach Bryce Monsen, a stocky former college linebacker. "That's not coaching. That's between him and the good Lord.
"I saw him tightrope the sidelines with his right hand (extended) out to keep from falling and up on his toes to stay in-bounds, and he still outran everybody on the field."

Over the years, Texas has produced some of football's greatest running backs. Included in the state's distinguished alumni are Heisman Trophy recipients Doak Walker, Earl Campbell and Billy Sims, and several more that could have – or should have – won it, like Joe Washington, Greg Pruitt, Eric Dickerson, LaDainian Tomlinson and Adrian Peterson.

"I've got to work harder," Seastrunk said. "I want to be the best. I don't want to be with the bunch. I want to separate myself. My mother always told me not to settle for being good. Try to be great."

Seastrunk might be Texas' next great running back.

"We hope so," said Bob McQueen, an incredibly successful coach at Temple who came out of retirement a few years ago to assist Monsen. "He's barely 16 years old, and he has a lot out in front of him. To say he's the next great one … we'll have to wait and see. He's special."
Seastrunk already has received mail from Kansas, Florida, Iowa, LSU and Texas, among others. He says LSU and Texas are his top choices for now, but he's also interested in Oklahoma and Miami.
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bhelmLSU said: ↑

Check out the 2010 RBs thread for more info on Seastrunk, Michael Dyer, and Marcus Lattimore.

Have some video interviews there as well.

http://www.tigerforums.com/lsu-tiger-recruiting/70375-2010-rbs.html
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Found this on a Saints forum...Michael Dyer

LSU BOUND?
Dyer began rooting for LSU in elementary school. Purple and Gold are a regular part of his wardrobe. He attended LSU football camp last summer and left even more enamored with the Tigers.

"LSU has always been my team since the fifth grade," Dyer says. "I watched them and liked how they hit hard and run hard. At camp, they showed us a clip of the best plays. I saw that, and that is where I want to be. It's all about team. If I have a chance to go there, that is where I want to go, if they still play like a team."

Dyer grabbed the LSU coaches' attention by running 40 yards in 4.37 seconds. The bewildered coaches made him run again to confirm the time. The coaches moved Dyer with older campers, invited him back next summer and handed him a recruiting letter.

Alabama and Arkansas added Dyer to their mailing lists. Watson expects several programs to recruit Dyer by next season.

"I know (the recruiting) is going to come eventually, but this school has something to get done this year," Dyer says. "We have to prove to other teams we can play football, and we aren't some rollover school. There are seniors who never got it, and there are seniors here now who haven't quite gotten it and want it. I can help them get it. I want to help them."

Dyer's future appears bright, but he won't look ahead or forget those who help him.

"I'm blessed to be where I am. Most people don't have the life I've got," Dyer says. "I'm not going to let it all go to my head. I am going to keep working hard and be thankful for it. What I have gone through is making me what I am. Where I come from, where I am now. It will all help me in life."

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I think I read that article a while back
there is a new article on tigerbait concerning Dyer

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"I like the way USC battles all the time and I like the way they're always winning (Pac 10) championships," Seastrunk said. "I like the way Oregon and Texas play and I love the way LSU fights."

The latter school struck a chord with Seastrunk who watched LSU overcome a poor finish to the regular season and finished 8-5 following a 38-3 demolition of No. 14 Georgia Tech in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.

"It was the quarterback situation," Seastrunk said of LSU's plight in 2008. "If it had been Jordan Jefferson (starting) he would have made things happen and they could have had a better season. It was just a learning experience and everybody has their ups and downs."
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So Seastrunk even saw that getting JJ involved early in the season would have amounted to more wins.

Interesting.

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So Seastrunk even saw that getting JJ involved early in the season would have amounted to more wins.

Interesting.
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He could be your assistant QB coach next year! Better get on it! Looks like he's popular!

Bandit88, Jan 6, 2009

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