LSU shows you today why you better recruit the OL and DL the hardest

[Coach34]

UPig has all their flashy WR's, their pro-style QB, and all that- but when a team just beats on your 17'ing *** upfront for 4 Q's- it doesnt matter.<div>
</div><div>When Mullen gets better recruits on the OL and DL (DE right now for us)- we will get back to winning 8-9- or maybe even 10 games.</div>

 

[perch0]

Once again you know whereas you speak.

 

[Mutt the Hoople.buhoops]

...mediocre running backs precisely because we had some awesome offensive lines.

 

[She Mate Me]

in a few seasons.

 

[SLUdog]

at receiver and in the secondary too. Mullen needs to recruit some O-Line players for sure, but we also need some receivers who can get open and CBs who can play man to man.

 

[Coach34]

but when you can line up and bust a team in da mouth, thats what wins games. All the rest is window dressing

 

[Foronce]

but at least right now he is getting big frames and letting balis add the needed weight

i hope it works out, till we get to the point where we can battle for talented and big OL and DL, but you are right on ...to develop and stay consistent as a SEC quality program we have to get our OL and DL up to SEC standards, just look at the top 6 programs in the SEC their lines are different than ours and in the 2's is where the huge difference is our 1's can battle for a while, but when you get into the 2's that is a different story

the last 2 classes have started, we have to continue though

 

[dogfan96]

But Reuben Randle was the best WR on the field. Arkansas' WRs will be kick returners and slot guys in the pros. Beckham is gonna be a good one too

 

[AthensBully]

LSU and Bama have two of the best lines (on both sides of the ball) in the country. Yeah, I think we should go get one of those units too. Can't believe we haven't done that yet.

 

[tupelotim]

but at least right now he is getting big frames and letting balis add the needed weight

When I read that I thought it said little balls and thought hmmmm a steroid reference