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2003 Thread - SINCE IT'S RECRUITING TIME....BIGGEST FLOPS IN LSU HISTORY -- ANY SPORT

Discussion in 'The Tiger's Den' started by Hub, Jan 16, 2003.

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Hub Founding Member

Re: I have to say.....

Wow, blast from the past

Hub, Feb 8, 2010

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ok awesome geaux

Barrington Edwards

ok awesome, Feb 8, 2010

#42
MobileBengal Founding Member

ok awesome said: ↑

Barrington Edwards
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Dude was a Playstation beast.

MobileBengal, Feb 8, 2010

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Cajun Sensation I'm kind of a big deal Staff Member

TigerLifer3 said: ↑

football: Jermaine Sharpe, rb out of Monroe......Michael Hays, WR out of Opelousas.... and I can't remember his name but the only mistake I think Saban has made in recruiting, and that is that Linebacker out of Florida, I can't recall his name though, but all he did was get into trouble....and another bust from the Dinardo Era was Cecil Collins, RB out of Leesville......all the potential in the world a shame he had the mentaility of a child.

This is kinda off topic: but the biggest recruits to get away from Louisiana before Saban came here...

Anthony Thomas RB out of Winnfield
Warrick Dunn RB out of Baton Rouge
Travis Minor RB out of Baton Rouge
Major Applewhite QB out of Baton Rouge
Talman Gardner WR out of New Orleans
Kerry Watkins WR out of New Orleans

I can't think of anymore sure we could name a bunch of those too
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Hub said: ↑

I thought Tito Horford did play at LSU a year or two....i could be wrong.

TigerLifer, the LB is Tim Pope. You're right, but let me say this in Saban's defense. A friend of mine works for a co. that hired some of the football players last summer.....not to get off the topic but yes they did work. Anyway, he quizzed the players about Saban the team, etc. One question was what is Saban like. The response was all business do it right or you're gone...no second chances. The players said the only exception was Tim Pope...he had like nine lives....before Saban let him go. Why? The players said he was the complete package. Big, fast, strong, hit like a truck, could play the game...nobody liked to have to go against him in practice. Put it this way, they said if Pope would have been straight Bradie would have never moved to ILB, he would have stayed outside and Pope would have patrolled the middle. Saban gave him more than enough rope and he couldn't do anything with it. He was one of the top LBs coming out of Fla but no one would touch him b/c of him being a freak....guess Saban thought he could mold a good person out of crap and get him a good football player in the process.....too bad it didn't work.

TL3, on your top guys leaving the state, here's some more:

Kordell Stewart
Marshall Faulk
Reggie Wayne
Ike Hilliard
Mike Stonebraker (spelling?)
The Manning's
Any kid out of St Aug
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How bout Tracy Porter?

Cajun Sensation, Feb 8, 2010

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Richdog 02 Cecilia alumni champs

Re: Biggest basketball bust

PlaneauxTiger said: ↑

Biggest roundball bust in recent years has to be Fess Irvin. Carroll Boudreaux is another HS All-American that never did much. Of course, Dale was coaching them.

In the last few years, Derron Parquet is probably the biggest football bust. He was ranked ahead of Devery Henderson coming out of high school -- he was a 4-star top 20 back. Last I heard, he was sitting on the bench at Univ of Memphis behind a true freshman.
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Carroll played at USL. Harold, his twin, played at LSU.

Richdog, Feb 8, 2010

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Bengal Buddy Founding Member

Lester Earl
Cecil Collens
Ryan Perrilloux

By the way, where is Perrilloux now?

Bengal Buddy, Feb 9, 2010

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LSU-SIU Founding Member

1989-1990 Men's Basketball team
I remember being on campus having discussions with friends on that team. I told them that stupid Chris Jackson dribble between the legs and jumper from 23 feet was not going to work in the NCAA playoffs.

The biggest waste of talent with Shaq, Wayne Sims, Vernel Singleton and Stanley Roberts sitting under the basket with nothing to do.

Imagine having recruited these guys and you have someone shooting from 23 feet. I don't know if this is a flop on Chris Jackson or Dale Brown or the rest of the team.

LSU-SIU, Feb 9, 2010

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SabanFan The voice of reason

LSU-SIU said: ↑

1989-1990 Men's Basketball team
I remember being on campus having discussions with friends on that team. I told them that stupid Chris Jackson dribble between the legs and jumper from 23 feet was not going to work in the NCAA playoffs.

The biggest waste of talent with Shaq, Wayne Sims, Vernel Singleton and Stanley Roberts sitting under the basket with nothing to do.

Imagine having recruited these guys and you have someone shooting from 23 feet. I don't know if this is a flop on Chris Jackson or Dale Brown or the rest of the team.
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LSU-SIU: Bitchin' about the Tigers since 1989.

SabanFan, Feb 9, 2010

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LSU-SIU Founding Member

SabanFan said: ↑

LSU-SIU: Bitchin' about the Tigers since 1989.
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SabanFan bitchin about LSU-SIU since 2009, new era for SabanFan.

I would say it's a fact, if you like watching basketball where one guy goes against five than the 1989-1990 team is right up your alley.

LSU-SIU, Feb 9, 2010

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QBLuke Hickey Da God

Bengal Buddy said: ↑

Lester Earl
Cecil Collens
Ryan Perrilloux

By the way, where is Perrilloux now?
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He finished up at Jacksonville St. and had a very good season. 23 TDs, just 2 INTs. Second in all of Div1 (including both divisions) in QB Rating.

Ryan Perrilloux Stats, News, Photos - Jacksonville State Gamecocks - NCAA College Football - ESPN

What could have been, what could have been.:bncry:

QBLuke, Feb 9, 2010

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