Official Ragin Cajun Football Early Signing Day Thread for 2018

[Jacob81]

I hope so. We may sign a QB in February but that means he won't be able to participate in spring practice. We need someone to enroll in January.

The LSU kid that played for Tulane showed up right before the season. Looks like he should have started day one on talent alone.

[cajun_lannister]

Spencer is signed. He will likely be a blueshirt.

He can't blueshirt since he was recruited and committed before the February signing date.

He signed his LOI so only thing he can do is redshirt or greenshirt

[JamesTheJeweler]

He can't blueshirt since he was recruited and committed before the February signing date.

He signed his LOI so only thing he can do is redshirt or greenshirt

Just please......no black shirts!

[Turbine]

I was in Lafayette yesterday and caught a portion of Jay Walker’s Show. He was saying you don’t know about a class for 3 years. Generally I agree, but think we will know a lot sooner. We are thin at every position other than RB so I expect 8-10 of these players to get significant playing time next year. Generally, good players don’t sit the bench at UL. They play early and often. As clutch alluded to, let’s hope Napier has another LB prospect to add.

That has been Jay's stance since before he broke into talk radio.

He should be doing his 2016 recruiting class analysis any day now.

[Big Buds]

Compared to Hud's best class, how does this one compare?

Some of Hud's best signees never made it to the field. With that said I still don't think any of them, on paper, came close to stacking up to yesterday's class.

[Rainman66]

What positions do Legendre and Scott project to play for us?
I think i saw Legendre listed as a WR but didn't see anything for Scott.

Legendre is a slot receiver ... Patterson or Malone's spot.

[CrazyCajun]

Taysom Legendre

[CajunT]

Even with Georgia taking him it doesn't change my stance on Stetson. He looked to have talent but the stats showed inconsistency in his game. I understand he was only a freshman but typically guys who throw a lot of interceptions at lower levels, end up throwing a lot of interceptions at higher levels.

His stats show a number of things, first look at his HS junior and senior videos and his interceptions were nowhere near double digits. In fact his td to int. ratio is very good. So you are looking at his freshman season in JC where he spent very little time with his offensive coordinator and not knowing the talent of his receivers. Going off a small body of work it's clear he had a learning curve and at times struggled and at times performed very well. This is not uncommon with young QB's moving up to the next level, even in the NFL. Not that it matters now, but all young QB's struggle making jumps in the level of play.

[CajunEXPRESS]

That has been Jay's stance since before he broke into talk radio.

He should be doing his 2016 recruiting class analysis any day now.

😂😂😂

[Cajun fan1]

This is huge for him. He has a lot of skills and it may allow him to compete early. It will be really interesting to watch how this pans out between he and Chandler.

They are figuring he will be a bit of a project. They believe Chandler is much more likely to compete for playing time.

[Cajunfanatico]

Who's going to kick field goals for us?

[cajun_lannister]

Who's going to kick field goals for us?

Stevey