TigerDM

You have him going at full speed while watching the throw from the outfiedl.
When you see the good throw to the relay man, you put up the brakes.
At this point Milan is just rounding 3rd as the relay man is about to catch the throw. It was a very easy relay throw to get him out at home by 20 feet.

As great as Crews was as a freshman, the most amazing thing about him to me is that he got significantly better offensively and defensively every year.
You just don't see you best player from the previous years team, also the most improved player.

It depends if they understand how to best use HVL. She is a very good catch and shoot, but will struggle to create a shot against a good defender and she cannot guard a quick player as showed against Texas

Just take a look at the Elite 11 website and past participants.
It shows you how overated many QB's were. They vast majority
of participants didn't come anywhere near their projections.

HVL needed to be in top shape to keep up with SEC players. She had planter fasciitis in December and that really hurt her conditioning. She never seemed to get to where she needed to be. She couldn’t keep up on defense and struggled to get open looks on offense.

Being healthy and being in top condition have made a big difference. I’m happy for her, she played hard for us every game

As good as he is with Ben, he is that bad with Rantz. I think he feeds off of whoever he’s in the booth with

Many times there is a perception that a player dropped by coming back because they were lower than their draft grade. In most cases, their weaknesses would have been exposed at the combines after their Junior years instead of their senior years. Most players improve their grades because their is another year of film on them and they greatly improve their performance that is not a measurable.

How much money she makes at LSU versus leaving is depending on
where her money is coming from. The majority of Angel”s money was
coming from national companies and not local, so she still was getting most of it after leaving.

He has tons of ability, but the stage was too big for him and he couldn't take the competition. He was given far more chances than other players with the same stats. Some players are so use to being the star, that they can't really handle battling for their spot. Just look at Pearson, he has been in and out of the lineup yet he still performs in the clutch, despite very modest overall stats.

I wish him the best, but some players just have to play without having to look over their shoulder at the competition. There is major competition at every position when you're at LSU. When you don't perform, someone else is going to be given a chance. I look at guys like Kramer and Papierski that had their struggles and were put on the bench for someone that performed better. They kept battling and turned out to be great players

I have a good friend that is a longtime TN fan and they are embarassed at many of the new fans that have come out of the woodwork after the program became successful. He admits that their bad fans are as bad or worse than any, refers to them as the hillbillies