LSU! :lsup: CONCERNING BASKETBALL RECRUITING, HOW HAVE THE TIGERS DONE AS COMPARED TO OTHER SCHOOLS IN lOUISIANA?

Someone ban this LSU poser fan plz.

it was a legitimate question. if youo dont know the answer then dont respond. just leave, please

None of the state schools have any early commitments (2006) listed for basketball yet.

In the 2005 class:

LSU had 6 commitments and averaged 3.5 stars per commitment

ULL had 2 commitments and averaged 1 star per commitment

ULM had 7 commitments and none were ranked

Tulane had 2 commitments and averaged 3-stars

UNO had 3 commitments and none were ranked

and they have gotten mr basketball in the state the last couple of years so pretty dang good if i dont say myself.....

and they have gotten mr basketball in the state the last couple of years so pretty dang good if i dont say so myself.....

LSU! LSU! :yelwink2: Thanks for the information. I see what you mean- The Tigers had a great recruiting year in 2005. Tulane and ULL did prety well themselves. I would have liked for Brandon Bass to have stayed this year. He sure would have been a dominant player for the Tigers and could have been just what they needed to reach another level. But I have confidence that they will do just fine this year. :yelwink2: :yelwink2: Thanks again.

Yeah. Who wouldn't?

If Bass were still with the team, we would be looking at a pre-season top 10 spot.

I think what we're lacking is depth at the point position and a few more players that can shoot from the outside. We're going to be ok down low, no question (but could have been GREAT with Bass).

I would say that another trip to the NCAA tourny is do-able again, but unless our play at the #1 guard spot gets better, we might be in for yet another early exit.