Can any LSU fan honestly say if they were a receiver they would want to play in LSU's offense, allegiances aside?

The only thing I think appealing to Drake Davis is the fact that the roster isn't as stacked at LSU as it is for Ole Miss right now at receiver. That offense is as bland as there is today in college football, and the role of a receiver is to catch dump offs and run block. That's it.

Heck, we wanted to redshirt one of the best receivers coming out of HS last year, who will likely be out in three years anyway (Lodge).

Unless there's a change in offensive personnel, you win DESPITE your offense, not because of it.

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Posted by CoastTrashTiger

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Posted on 9/14/15 at 1:27 am to geauxrebs

Stop posting, nobody will agree with you.

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Posted by thunderbird1100

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Posted on 9/14/15 at 8:22 am to geauxrebs

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The only thing I think appealing to Drake Davis is the fact that the roster isn't as stacked at LSU as it is for Ole Miss right now at receiver

Are you fricking joking? We dont have a senior WR on the roster (only 1 junior) and have a ton of talent.

FR. Tyron Johnson - 5 star #5 WR in country
FR. Derrick Dillion - 4 star #21 WR in country
FR. Jazz Ferguson - 4 star #36 WR in country
SO. Malachi Dupre - 5 star #2 WR in country
SO. Trey Quinn - 4 star #10 WR in country
SO. John Diarse - 4 star #25 Wr in country

In case you lost count at this point, that's 4 4-star and 2 5-star WRs that aren't even a senior or junior this year of which 5 of those were Top 25 WRs in the country coming out of high school. Not to mention we already have Dee Anderson, another 4-star and #16 WR in the country committed for 2016.

So yeah, clearly a walk in the park to come in as a freshman and start here compared to Ole Miss