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re: LSU OT Tyler Miller enters portal
Posted on 1/12/26 at 1:06 pm to sdmlsu1
Posted on 1/12/26 at 1:06 pm to sdmlsu1
If I were a college coach, I would only recruit high school prospects that I think can play right away. If someone needs development, then go get developed somewhere else.
It's only a matter of time before the high school prospects figure out that it's much better to go to a team that they will 100% get to start on than to sit the bench at a higher profile program and not play.
When it's their time to play at the high profile program, the coaching staff will just go sign an experienced player from the portal.
It's only a matter of time before the high school prospects figure out that it's much better to go to a team that they will 100% get to start on than to sit the bench at a higher profile program and not play.
When it's their time to play at the high profile program, the coaching staff will just go sign an experienced player from the portal.
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Posted on 1/12/26 at 1:32 pm to misey94
quote:i agree. Not playing as a freshman is not an indictment at all for a lineman.
The vast majority of true freshmen don’t. Curne was an exception because he was a 5 star, but he struggled to play tackle in the SEC, as well.
He was also a 4* recruit. That designation will always boost the appeal of transfers considerably, regardless of their track record in college.
He was a highly prized recruit only a year ago. He’s had a year in a weight and nutrition program, he’s experienced a year in the life of a college athlete, and he’s now more mature, and still has four years of eligibility.
In many ways he’s a more prized recruit than he was coming out of high school.
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