From @Luke Hubbard

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Class of 2025 cornerback Tae Harris received an offer from USF track and field, he announced Wednesday on X. Harris, who visited LSU on Saturday, has been a Georgia pledge for months. I talked about his recruitment and his visit to Baton Rouge on Sunday: https://lsu.rivals.com/news/georgia-pledge-tae-harris-keeps-options-with-more-sec-offers-rolling-in

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From @Kenny Van Doren

Take a deep dive into some numbers to breakdown the three Biletnikoff finalists, using math, science and about 17 facts that show why LSU WR Malik Nabers is deserving of the Biletnikoff Award.

It's free so feel free to share it and maybe those voting over the next few days will get it in front of their eyes.

From @Luke Hubbard

i haven't seen one positive thing tonight.... they have regressed from last week.

I'll thread X posts from visitors to LSU's Saturday game against Texas A&M.

Dorian Barney​

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Darius Afalava ​

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We are planning to provide more Afalava's visit this week.

More here on Class of 2026 four-star cornerback Dorian Barney:

From @Kenny Van Doren

Aside from Perkins, Weeks and possibly Mingo who do we have coming back on defense that is clearly top SEC caliber athlete?

At LSU?

Is it his failure to develop and play younger players?

Or his failure to make in game adjustments ?

Or his shitty game planning?

Maybe his subpar recruiting?

Or the brilliant decision to not play Harold Perkins on third down against A&M?

Come on Brian Kelly this is not that complicated!

Will Rogers Mississippi QB just enter the portal. Would LSU be interrsted?

I went ahead and looked up the ranking of the defenses that LSU and Oregon played this year. Oregon played only two teams ranked in the top 75 defenses, Utah at #16 and Oregon State at #36... by comparison LSU played TEN teams ranked in the top 75 defenses.

LSU's schedule by defensive rank:
Texas A&M #10
Alabama #17
Florida State #20
Missouri #40
Miss. State #43
Arkansas #48
Auburn #51
Army #56
Ole Miss #60
Florida #71
Georgia State #119
Grambling N/A

Avg. [#48]

Oregon's schedule by defensive rank:
Utah #16
Oregon State #36
Hawai'i #76
Washington State #81
Texas Tech #89
Arizona State #93
Washington #96
California #109
USC #123
Colorado #129
Stanford #132
Portland State N/A

Avg. [#89]

From @Luke Hubbard

From @Luke Hubbard

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Not a huge surprise here but worth noting. Bryce Underwood is on campus at Michigan for the Wolverines' battle of undefeated teams as Michigan takes on Ohio State at 11:00 AM CT.

Pretty nice early crowd. Looking like we will do okay with the 11 am kickoff. Bloody Mary in hand……

LSU running back Armoni Goodwin announced on twitter that he's entering his name in the transfer portal. After injuries have derailed his last two seasons, Goodwin is looking for a new home.

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Ju'Juan Johnson has been active in the last week with his own accomplishments, but he took to X on Monday to show his excitement for Shone Washington's commitment to LSU.

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I'm not saying that Jayden Daniels is going to win, only that there is absolutely no justifiable reason why he shouldn't. It's really not even close. When looking at these stats, let's keep in mind that Daniels has also played against significantly tougher competition than either Nix or Penix.

Jayden Daniels
Passing:
236 of 327 (72.2%) for 3,812 yards (11.6 ypa), 40 TD's & 4 INT's
Rushing:
135 carries for 1,134 yards (8.4 ypc), 10 TD's
Totals:
QBR 208.3
412.2 yards per game
4.2 TD's per game

Bo Nix
Passing:
315 of 401 (78.6%) for 3,906 yards (9.7 ypa), 37 TD's & 2 INT's
Rushing:
47 carries for 159 yards (3.4 ypc), 6 TD's
Totals:
QBR 189.8
338.7 yards per game
3.6 TD's per game

Michael Penix
Passing:
280 of 427 (65.6%) for 3,899 yards (9.1 ypa), 32 TD's & 8 INT's
Rushing:
23 carries for -5 yards (-0.2 ypc), 3 TD's
Totals:
QBR 164.8,
324.5 yards per game
2.9 TD's per game

"Daniels is averaging 417 yards per game total offense — more than any Heisman winner in the last 11 years. However, against Power 5 competition, he’s actually averaging more at 437 yards per game.

"Most remarkably, against Power 5 opponents this year, he’s averaging 10.35 yards per play. Every time he takes a snap, LSU averages a first down."

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1956 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Schedule and Results​

Previous Year Next Year
Record: 2-8 (102nd of 111) (Schedule & Results)
Conference: Ind
Coach: Terry Brennan (2-8)
Points For: 130
Points/G: 13.0 (79th of 111)
Points Against: 289
Opp Pts/G: 28.9 (106th of 111)
SRS: -1.25 (63rd of 111)
SOS: 10.46 (8th of 111)

Malik Nabors
86 catches, 1,546 yards* (18.0 avg), 14 TD's

Marvin Harrison Jr.
67 catches, 1,211 yards (18.1 avg), 13 TD's

Bryan Thomas Jr.
60 catches, 1079 yards (18.0 avg), 15 TD's*

(*) leads nation

Sounds very much like the Georgia commit is very, very serious about LSU now:

The Broyles Award announced finalists for its 2023 award Monday, including LSU offensive coordinator and tight ends coach Mike Denbrock.

Other finalists:

Georgia OC Mike Bobo
Iowa DC Phil Parker
Michigan OC Sherrone Moore
Oregon OC Will Stein

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