Recruits

[CajunSaint]

LOL at that one dude talking crap about Lafayette women

how about the one who said that the kid flipped because he was scared of the big stage. oh yes, the bright lights of lubbock.

[ZoomZoom]

how about the one who said that the kid flipped because he was scared of the big stage. oh yes, the bright lights of lubbock.

More likely the south wind and the proximity of the stock yards in Lubbock to the campus...lol.

[CrappDaddy]

im not downplaying mcguire but we do have harris, pierce,carter. our secondary was very thin and an extreme weak spot. Even before we knew what we had with mcguire, RB was a strength not a weakness. Mcguire just added to it and made it our biggest strength.

[jumboragncajun]

Here's what Texas Tech thinks about their "once" prized recruit getting stolen

http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=188&f=1650&t=12654306

I like the comment about being invisible. Maybe the NFL Man of the Year can explain it to them.

[J-Town Cajun]

Not doubting he will be good, but I don't see him having the immediate impact that McGuire had. Looks like a future safety to me.

Williams still has some work in the class room to take care of, if he becomes eligible this year I can easily see him playing early at the WR position because of his physical stature and skill set. I do not see him playing early as a safety because he needs time to learn to read defenses and tackling. He struggled at times playing safety because he often would get caught looking in the backfield or be out of place on the field. He was later moved to CB which he played well at, but is much easier to play in HS. I don't think he is fast enough and will fill out too much to play CB in college. He has the body, strength, and athletism to become a great safety down the road. Personally I would like him to get a shot at WR first.

[basinbear]

Williams still has some work in the class room to take care of, if he becomes eligible this year I can easily see him playing early at the WR position because of his physical stature and skill set. I do not see him playing early as a safety because he needs time to learn to read defenses and tackling. He struggled at times playing safety because he often would get caught looking in the backfield or be out of place on the field. He was later moved to CB which he played well at, but is much easier to play in HS. I don't think he is fast enough and will fill out too much to play CB in college. He has the body, strength, and athletism to become a great safety down the road. Personally I would like him to get a shot at WR first.

Under Whitt he will get bigger and faster

[UL_BayouCajun]

Let's not forget that technically the LB transfer from LSU "Trey" is part of this class. Our LB's are really starting to look good!!

[Turbine]

I like the comment about being invisible. Maybe the NFL Man of the Year can explain it to them.

+1 zinger