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 The new era under Brian Kelly has officially started after completing his first spring game at LSU. Now the Tigers will start to turn their attention to addressing certain weaknesses this summer. Kelly praised TE Kole Taylor, WR Jack Bech, & RB John Emery after the spring game saying he was impressed with their performances on the day. It’s safe to say that it’s definitely a three man race for the starting quarterback spot. Myles Brennan, Jayden Daniels, & Garrett Nussmeier have all shown that they are capable of being the starting signal caller. My guess is that one of these three will hit the transfer portal by the summer though. Just based off the practices & spring game, I’d have to give the slight edge to Nussmeier though. He has seemed the most consistent & has shown that he can make the tough throws in tight windows time & time again. Maybe it’s just me, but it seems as though the receiver room has flocked toward Nussmeier the most. With the battle being so close, coach Kelly didn’t rule out possibly playing two quarterbacks this upcoming season. “I’ve done it before & these three have made this battle extremely tough,” Kelly said. The strength of the team seems to be wide receiver, running back, & defensive line. Offensive line, defensive back, & linebacker are the positions coach Kelly & his staff will need to address this off-season. Kayshon Boutte, Jack Bech, Brian Thomas, Kyren Lacy, Malik Nabers, Chris Hilton, & Jaray Jenkins will arguably be the most talented receiving core in the SEC in my opinion. John Emery, Noah Cain, Armoni Goodwin, Kevontre Bradford, & Josh Williams will makeup a really good running back room. And Emery looks like he will be a top 5 running back in the country. The defensive front is pretty elite with Maason Smith, B.J Ojulari, Ali Gaye, & Jaquelin Roy. With 2 scholarships remaining, I anticipate the Tigers to go after another offensive lineman & a linebacker before May 1st. CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO SEE THE ENTIRE EPISODE!! Loyola (New Orleans) Assistant Coach Javan Felix, Saints Talk, Zion's Future, LSU Football4/12/2022 CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO SEE FULL EPISODE!!  LSU got in the running for St. James 2023 ATH Khai Prean after coach Frank Wilson & Cortez Hankton offered him last week. Prean is clearly one of the most gifted athletes in the state and it was only a matter of time until the Tigers got on board. “It feels good to finally get offered by my home state school LSU,” Prean said. “Coach Wilson & coach Hankton let me know that I’m the type of player that can make a big impact in their program.” The Tigers only have two prospects committed for the 2023 class so far. North Caddo high school WR Omarion Miller & TE Mac Markway (Saint Louis, MO). Could the Tigers be on track to get a commitment from Prean soon?? “I like the plan coach Kelly has brought to LSU,” Prean said. “He talks about the program graduating champions & that really let me know that he wants education to be just as important as football is.” Prean currently has offers from premier programs like Michigan, Michigan St, Florida St, Auburn, Tennessee, & a host of others. “I’ve got a chance to visit Auburn, Florida St, & UL-Lafayette so far,” he said. “This summer I plan to visit & camp at a lot more schools though. I plan to make a decision on where I’m going sometime this summer before the start of my senior year.” It’s no doubt that Prean is a must get for the Tigers this class. If the Tigers can land Catholic WR Shelton Sampson & Prean to go with already committed Omarion Miller, that’ll give them the top three ranked receivers in the state for 2023. CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO SEE FULL EPISODE!!  One year after Carver lost by one point in the state title game, the Rams came out on a mission from the tip going up 26-4 in the first quarter. The Rams never looked back & defeated McMain 66-31 to win the 4A state championship Saturday at Burton Coliseum. Texas A&M signee Solomon Washington had a spectacular performance finishing with 12 points, 20 rebounds, 9 assists, & 6 blocks for the Rams. Of course he earned The Most Outstanding Player. Sophomore Laurence Nathan & Willie Anderson led the Rams with 17 points a piece. To see full highlights & interviews click the link below!!  The Wossman Wildcats fell to the Madison Prep Chargers 57-38 in the Class 3A state championship game on last Saturday at Burton Coliseum. The Chargers never trailed in the game because of their stifling defense, which gave them a 30-12 lead at the half. The Wildcats was able to cut the lead to nine going into the fourth after a big and one by freshman point guard Antron Mason making the score 41-32. The Chargers would go on a 16-6 run to put the Wildcats away in the fourth behind a big performance from senior Dez’Mond Perkins. He was named Most Outstanding Player finishing with 21 points, 7 rebounds & 2 blocks. What made this win even more impressive was that Seton Hall signee Percy Daniels didn’t score a single point in the game for the Chargers because of foul trouble most of the game. Click the link below to see full highlights & interviews!!  No. 3 seed in 3A Wossman dominated the first quarter, taking a 14-1 lead as Bossier went 0-for-13 from the field in the quarter. The Bearcats offense came alive in the second, but they trailed 27-20 at the half. Bossier didn’t takes it’s first lead of the game until Tahj Roots scored on a tough lay in to make it 38-37 with 7:12 left in the fourth. Wossman would get some huge buckets down the stretch from their freshman point guard Antron Mason to help his team hold on to a 56-46 win. Albert Shell led Wossman with 14 points & Antron Mason finished with 11 points. Wossman will face Madison Prep for the 3A state championship 2 PM Saturday. Click the link below to see full highlights & interviews!!  The defending Class 5A Champions Zachary Broncos entered Wednesday’s semifinal matchup against No. 5 Ouachita with a 30-game win streak, and they looked every bit the No. 1 seed in a 75-60 victory against the Lions. The Broncos got off to a hot start in the first leading 18-8. Jordan DeCuir’s 17 first half points played a big part on why Ouachita trailed 48-25 at the half. Ouachita never got within 10 points the rest of the game & it was mainly because Zachary shot 46% from the field. Jordan DeCuir led all scorers with 24 points & Jalen Bolden finished with 15 points for Zachary. Zachary will be looking to repeat as 5A state champs as they take on Northshore Saturday at 8 PM. Click the link below for full highlights & interviews!! |
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