When Dorsey says no celebrating winning the West, you listen.

See, even Coach Miles has to adhere to the will of the almighty Dorsey.

In all seriousness, though, it's great to see someone with senior leadership doing their part to try and keep the team focused on the task at hand.

http://www.2theadvocate.com/sports/lsu/11341491.html

 

glen dorsey can halt an entire football team's celebration and bend coaches to his will.

 

Glen Dorsey is close to surplanting Jeremy Witten as my favorite LSU athlete of all time.

 

Just goes to show that the LSU Tigers have their "Head's Right" with Ball.

BURY OLE MISS!

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“Dorsey asked him to rethink it because there’s still business to be taken care of,”

Anyone else have an idea that Mr. Dorsey "told" him to rethink it instead of "asked" him?

 

He didn't even have to tell Les, he just looked at him and the point was made. Thats how he works.

 

Dorsey is a true leader, and a model for all college athletes. He is the one player I won't mind cashing in on his talent - he did it the right way, coming back for the chance at a national championship ring despite himself and millions he could be making in the NFL.

For all of our sakes, and his...I hope we go all the way. Take care of business all the way to New Orleans....:crystal:

 

He certainly sets the bar high for any athlete. He talks it and walks it, on and off the field. How refreshing to see a real "throw back" athlete. LSU fans will be talking about the real-life legend that is Dorsey for generations to come.

 

That's great. Way to go Dorsey. His leadership, dedication, and non stop motor on the field is what that Defense needs. He came back for one reason and risked his pro career in 2 games to get to the NC game.

This guy is proabably my favorite LSU athlete. He's amazing and a class act off the field.