How does LSU keep bringing in elite DBs every cycle?

Too bad we can't convert one to QB.

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Seriously they will sign at least 2 5*s this class, 2 last class, 2 the class before that and Adams should have been a 5*. How are they not getting negatively recruited with having so many talented DBs already on the roster?

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I think we've seen that a little bit from UF in regards to Kristian Fulton from New Orleans.

As long as LSU DB's continue to do well in the NFL, recruits will refer to LSU as DBU (defensive back univ).

As long as Bama DB's continue to get drafted high and flame out they will also continue to be known as DBU (draft bust univ).

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Adams should have been a 5*.

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Just because Rivals idiots knew he wasn't going to Bama, doesn't mean that everyone else didn't rank him a 5 star

Well i go by composite. I thought he was 4* composite, but looking at it shows he was a 5*. Dont be so butt huet and stop playing the victim role, its sad

Claiborne in Dallas changed schemes and production increased greatly, he looks like a first rounder again.

Simon has been a fixture for a Seahawks defense that is elite.

Ron Brooks could hardly start at LSU and is a starter in the league.

Going back only a minute, Corey Webster converted from wr to corner at LSU and made a gazillion dollars and won two rings with Giants.

Breaux, the best corner on the Saints was an LSU signee who sat out with major neck injury.

There are many more, but you get the drift...

Honestly, the real answer is that the state of Louisiana accidentally produces great defensive backs year, after year, after year. And they aren't soft as baby shite like the Texas kids that go to Texas and Texas A&M.

What is the LSU version of REC?