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Not 2018 recruiting, but this paragraph below got me to thinking about how well we've recruited. And while it's still too early to say for sure on a lot of guys (like Ben Davis in the '16 class and some linemen that need time to develop), we sure don't seem to have many "misses" in our last couple classes. Excellent talent evaluations, even on the few 3* guys we've signed.

We only lose 2 LB's this year. Lotta talent coming back. Hopefully Davis can find his footing and crack the depth chart next season.

Has he seen any snaps at all this year either on Special Teams or on defense?

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Posted by BIGJLAW

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Posted on 9/26/17 at 8:44 am to MrBiriwa

Don't think he has

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Posted by TideSaint

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Posted on 9/26/17 at 8:46 am to MrBiriwa

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Elite California cornerback Isaac Taylor-Stuart remains high on LSU's board, and they apparently sit fairly high on his.

Taylor-Stuart released his latest list of top programs, consisting of 12 in total, and LSU expectantly remains one of those programs. The Tigers routinely land premier prospects at both the safety and cornerback position, but they have not landed a commitment from the West Coast region in quite some time.

The 6-feet-2, 190-pound speedster listed LSU, Alabama, Michigan, Ohio State, Georgia, Oklahoma, Texas, Illinois, Oregon, USC, Texas A&M, Washington and Michigan as his top choices on Monday.

USC has long been considered the favorite to land Taylor-Stuart, with Ohio State, Michigan and Alabama being considered by many as other realistic options. LSU is perceived to be a major underdog in his recruitment by analyst, and that has been echoed by sources involved in the process. The Tigers need to get an official visit scheduled if they want to have a legit chance, and that appears to be unlikely at this stage of the process. But they are in his top 12.

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