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re: LSU fans - Leonard Fournette
Posted on 3/9/13 at 1:40 pm to Garfield
Posted on 3/9/13 at 1:40 pm to Garfield
You think? Barring injury he will be just as if not more successful at LSU than anywhere else.Bama's success at RB has paid dividends in recruiting the position and deservedly so.Personally I believe LSU is a better situation for LF.He and Hill will both be future first rounders after their LSU careers,again barring injury.
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Posted on 3/9/13 at 1:50 pm to FightinTiga
Haven't seen enough from Hill yet to say first rounder, but he has looked great in what I have seen (and maybe more impressive than his limited game performances, Miles went to him more and more over several other really good backs).
LF will probably have an easier path to being featured at LSU than Bama but I am not sure that is a good thing for him (and if he is as good as many think, he's going to be 3 and out wherever he goes). Besides the easy road to starting, you have to look at recent success programs have had with getting their backs drafted high. No one compares to Bama there.
I agree though, barring injury he could be very successful at LSU (not picking Bama is not a kiss of death - other teams will have great RBs and it's hard to believe Bama can keep this amazing feature RB first round streak alive). This will be especially true if CC can open up LSU's offense to take the heat off the running game.
LF will probably have an easier path to being featured at LSU than Bama but I am not sure that is a good thing for him (and if he is as good as many think, he's going to be 3 and out wherever he goes). Besides the easy road to starting, you have to look at recent success programs have had with getting their backs drafted high. No one compares to Bama there.
I agree though, barring injury he could be very successful at LSU (not picking Bama is not a kiss of death - other teams will have great RBs and it's hard to believe Bama can keep this amazing feature RB first round streak alive). This will be especially true if CC can open up LSU's offense to take the heat off the running game.
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