re: Class of 2019 Recruiting MEGATHREAD: That's a Wrap Edition

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I just wanted to say how sorry i am that my promises were never fulfilled from 2 Saturday’s ago. I received info and ran with it. I’m sorry to the people whose hopes i got up and crushed. I hope you all forgive me and have me back to talk with y’all. I love LSU football more than anything other than God and family. Again, I’m so sorry

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Thanks my brother. I felt horrible. It’s too hard to predict kids

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Lee and Tulia. The whole staff was duped by Tulia. Should’ve known better. Saban does this shite to us over and over but he seemed pretty serious. A lot of our kids on the team were very excited about him but....never trust a Bama commit

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Lol yeah that’s dead. From what was said after that game, we would’ve won 100-0 and he still would’ve said what he said. He’s not classy like his brother. Completely lied. At least he told us early and didn’t drag it out until signing day and we pissed of Parish

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Thank you BAW. I knew some believed me, some didn’t. The Tulia info I was told was definitely legit, considering what was said after the game. The Lee info is still up in the air. He was the boom that was supposedly coming before the game. No one knows what happened with that. He’s been silent. With that said i still think we land him based on what he has said. He doesn’t come off as a liar. The class should finish very nicely from what i hear. I’m just here enjoying the ride with my BAWS, whether y’all hate me now or not. I love y’all anyways. Y’all make LSU football so special for me, and i thank y’all for that

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Your good i don’t think it was posted, but basically he mocked us and said something like “you actually thought i was coming here?”

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I really don’t know. It has to have something to do with Saban. It’s happened before. Like 2 years ago. At the end of the recruiting cycle, Devonte Smith was telling LSU that he was going there, and then commits to Bama on signing day. Same thing with Moses. Even after he commited to Bama, he started telling O that he wanted to come back home, and then still signed with Bama. Same thing with Surtain last year. We ended up losing out on some good players because we were focused on all 3 of these so much. We missed out on Willie Gay, Goodrich, and Stewart directly because of those 3. Now he tried to do it again and make us lose Parish. Thankfully that didn’t happen

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Yep. 2 weeks ago i was sure he was in, but now i hear the staff isn’t feeling it

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Not good. Not out, but things are looking slim. He kind of ignores our staff in all honesty

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Zero chance that happened. I mean ZERO chance. I'd bet an amount of money to make water evaporate that it didn't happen.

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Darrian Dalcourt took his official visit to the Capstone last weekend.

Dalcourt got a chance to watch the Tide in SEC action versus Mississippi State. The rest of his visit consisted of taking a tour of campus, meeting some of the Tide’s current players, and meetings with coaches. During his time in Tuscaloosa, Dalcourt also explored the city and was quite impressed with the southern hospitality.

“I love how rounded out and nice the city is,” Dalcourt said. “We went to downtown Tuscaloosa and it was really nice. It’s definitely one of the things that stood out to me.”

Dalcourt is a 4-Star recruit. His commitment caught some people off guard when he committed to the Tide on Aug, 9. With his commitment, Alabama gained its fourth offensive lineman commit in the 2019 recruiting class and remained on pace to claim the crown as the best collection of offensive lineman talent Saban has ever pulled in one class.

The Tide could used Dalcourt in a multitude of places on the offensive line, but he will most likely be used in the role of center and guard. He is working on improving his technique to become more efficient at both positions.

“I’m new to center,” Dalcourt said. “I have been working on my snaps as much as I can. I am also trying to improve my footwork and hands as an interior lineman.”

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51 here. I work for the government in nuclear power.

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Zachary High has been on a roll when it comes to winning games on Friday nights.

One year ago, the Broncos knocked off running back Pooka Williams and Hahnville to capture the program's second Class 5A state title in three seasons. 2020 quarterback Keilon Brown led the way for ZHS, following in the footsteps of Lindsey Scott Jr. to lead the Broncos to the Dome and take home the hardware.

Now, Brown and ZHS are 9-2 on the year as they move into the second round of the playoffs. And head coach David Brewerton has found another key piece on offense for the Broncos to lean on in sophomore wide receiver Chris Hilton.

Hilton has been a favorite target for Brown this year, and the 5-foot-11 and 170-pounder has caught the attention of college coaches because of it.

Nicholls was the first college program to jump into the mix one year ago, but after his sophomore season film dropped, a handful of Southeastern Conference teams have followed suit.

In late October, the Florida Gators extended a verbal scholarship to Hilton. Four days later, Texas A&M jumped into the mix with a scholarship.

On the eve of LSU's kickoff against Alabama, the Tide offered Hilton a scholarship. On Tuesday, SEC offer No. 4 came in when the Georgia Bulldogs dialed up Zachary High and delivered a verbal offer.

With his recruitment taking off before his sophomore season wraps up, you can expect Hilton to emerge as one of the state's top prospects from the 2021 crop.

Here's a look at some of his highlights from this season at Zachary.

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