one of the greats passed away yesterday...Jeff Beck.

The South Carolina transfer edge picked the Seminoles over LSU.

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Six LSU baseball players have been named to the 2023 Perfect Game Top 100 Freshmen list.

The freshmen Tigers appearing on the list include catchers Brady Neal and Jared Jones, right-handed pitchers Chase Shores and Jaden Noot, outfielder Paxton Kling and infielder Gavin Guidry.

Neal, a product of Tallahassee, Fla., played at IMG Academy, and he was selected in the 17th round of the 2022 MLB Draft by the Milwaukee Brewers. He was ranked as the nation’s No. 2 catcher and No. 29 overall prospect by Perfect Game.

Jones, a product of Walton High School in Marietta, Ga., was ranked nationally as Perfect Game’s No. 4 catcher and No. 47 overall prospect.

Shores, who played at Midland (Texas) Lee High School, was ranked as the nation’s No. 5 right-handed pitcher and No. 23 overall prospect by Perfect Game.

Noot was selected in the 19th round of the 2022 MLB Draft by the Milwaukee Brewers. The Oak Park, Calif. native pitched at Sierra Canyon High and was ranked nationally by Perfect Game as the No. 8 right-handed pitcher and No. 33 overall prospect.

Kling, a member of 2021 18U USA National Team, is a product of Central High School in Roaring Springs, Pa., where he was ranked nationally as Perfect Game’s No. 6 overall prospect.

Guidry, a shortstop at Barbe High in Lake Charles, La., was the No. 1 ranked player in Louisiana by Perfect Game. Guidry, also a member of the 2021 18U Team USA National Team, was rated as the nation’s No. 13 shortstop and No. 65 overall prospect.

The 2023 Tigers will hold their first full-squad practice on Friday, January 27, and LSU opens its season on Friday, February 17, at 6:30 p.m. CT versus Western Michigan in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field.

Haven't done a chat in a few weeks and figured now might be a good time as we're still heavy into the transfer portal recruiting and as the early enrollees will be arriving on campus relatively soon as the semester starts on Jan. 17.

Drop any questions below and I'll be around all day answering whatever y'all got!

doesn’t look like any of us really noticed. I think the one and done rule and the portal has really caused most of us to lose interest in college basketball. I didn’t miss listening to a game for 20+ years and now I typically don’t even realize we are playing. looks like I’m not the only one. it is what it is

Really well written story worth reading on Burrow.

In his first two years leading the Texas Longhorns ,former Alabama offensive “genius”,
Steve Sarkesian ,sports a 13-12 record in the weak Big -12 including going 2-7 vs ranked opponents

Its been two years but Horn fans are already growing discontent after watching first year coaches like Sonny Dykes and Brian Kelly have fabulous seasons

Longhorn faithful have to be wondering what’s Sarkesian going to do when the join the SEC and face ranked teams almost every week

Vegas has LSU the 5th highest favorite to win the National Championship at 15-1 odds . tied with Michigan

UGA is first
Alabama is second
Ohio state is 3rd followed by
USC at 4th

Lots of respect for the Tigers

Reality Check for the Horned Frogs. As it turns out, horned frogs make good dog food.

The Cinderella story didn't end so well. 52-7 and counting..

Despite playing in the bowl game, Derrick Davis never removed his name from the portal.

He just announced his commitment to Pitt.

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1 UGA
4 Florida State
5 Bama
8 LSU
10 Tennessee
20 Ole Miss

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Lots of news from over the weekend in San Antonio:

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The Syracuse transfer just announced his commitment on social media.

https://lsu.rivals.com/news/syracuse-cb-transfer-duce-chestnut-picks-lsu

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9 Tulane
16 LSU

First college football coach to start 3 seasons ranked in the top six to finish all 3 seasons unranked. LOL.

I wanted to get behind the under-dog narrative, but they just made it too hard. Sonny Dykes snide little comment about the SEC taking a week off late in the season rubbed me the wrong way and once I started seeing all the TCU billboards around town tonight, that was the final straw. They're using their title game to recruit Baton Rouge? Screw 'em. They never should have been there and they showed it tonight. Georgia beat them worse than every single SEC team they played this year... and despite the announcers trying to put lipstick on a pig, this is not some exceptional title team. Not knocking UGA in the slightest, they're a beast, sure, but I don't think that this year's team beats last year's UGA team, 2020's Bama team or LSU's 2019 team.

Cincinnati center Jake Renfro visited LSU this weekend but ultimately decided Sunday night to follow Luke Fickell to Wisconsin.

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