2010 RB Lache Seastrunk

I'm telling you when Lattimore of Dyer commit to Aurburn it's not gonna do anything but push Lache more torwards us imo.

 

Did it have 1" LSU letters in the geaux font in front?opcorn:.

 

Don't know why people make big deals about this. Kids get free gear. They wear it, no matter what the school is. Loston to Texas because he was spotted with Longhorn socks!!

 

Was that him wearing this at the movies?



He may be going to Los Angeles....USC bound

 

I just found this on a USC board....Oh no :sob:.



(kind of looks like lache a little doesn't it.)

 

so its LSU 2, USC 1, OSU 1 for this week? LSU takes the lead!

or do we count the band and socks as 1 each for USC?

 

TDTNews.com - Temple Daily Telegram

“We came out here looking to win state, but even though we were 0-3 we came together as a team,” said Lache Seastrunk, the senior-to-be star running back who led Temple with four touchdown catches. “We don’t care about our 7-on-7 record as much as we’re looking forward to the (fall) season.”
In its 2 p.m. opener on a sweltering day at Penberthy Intramural Fields, Temple led Hebron 25-14 early in the second half before allowing 19 unanswered points and losing 33-25.
Interceptions - some that Edcouch-Elsa made and some that Temple didn’t - played a key role as the Wildcats incurred an early 14-0 deficit against the Yellow Jackets, then got back to within eight points on two occasions but never solved their scrappy opponent in a 34-25 defeat.
In the finale against unbeaten Birdville, Temple missed crucial scoring opportunities and couldn’t contain an offense led by prolific Josh Dorman as it succumbed 34-19.
It was a tough day overall for the Wildcats, though Temple 7-on-7 coach Alan Brown said they played reasonably well other than the first half against Edcouch-Elsa of South Texas.
“I thought we only played one really bad half today,” said Brown, filling in for Craig Marshall. “They (Edcouch-Elsa) got two picks and we dropped two, and other than that it was an even game.
“I didn’t think we played badly today; the ball just didn’t bounce our way,” he added. “The kids were having fun at the end.”
Senior quarterback Isaac Matamoros threw 11 touchdown passes but also was intercepted eight times for Temple, which fell into today’s 32-team, single-elimination consolation bracket and will play Keller Central at 8 a.m.
A victory would send the Wildcats into a 10 a.m. matchup with District 12-5A rival Copperas Cove - which lost to Houston Jersey Village, Richardson Pearce and Southlake Carroll - or Garland Lakeview Centennial.
Temple could play a maximum of five games today, with the consolation final set for 4 p.m. at Kyle Field.

 

From TD.