These 5 newcomers could have the biggest impact for Louisiana football in 2022

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With a late start, first-year Louisiana head coach Michael Desormeaux and his staff signed a small recruiting class during the 2022 cycle.

And they didn’t hammer the transfer portal as many of the players on the two-deep returning to Louisiana have seen plenty of snaps over last few seasons.

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Cory Diaz

[cajun_lannister]

I was told by some to keep an eye on Zylan Perry

[JMV JustMyView]

I was told by some to keep an eye on Zylan Perry

Your sources are spot on.

[KajunKrazy]

Yes. Many say Perry is a steal and went very much under the radar. I have heard him compared to Eli McGuire many times.

If Chriss plays and loses the red shirt I hope it is enough snaps to justify losing the year. I would not play him over the limited number of snaps that you can play and keep the red shirt unless I decide he is the man going forward and becomes the starter.

This Diaz guy is lazy and really needs to do better research. The small class has nothing to do with getting a late start. It was all about getting back to the normal number of 85 scholarships after the covid year exceptions.

[cjr3888]

I was told by some to keep an eye on Zylan Perry

He's the real deal. Quick, fast, strong. Very hard to tackle. Most defenders bounce off of him. Coached by a friend of mine that also coaches their powerlifting team. I'm glad he's finally on my team!

[CajunT]

Yes. Many say Perry is a steal and went very much under the radar. I have heard him compared to Eli McGuire many times.

If Chriss plays and loses the red shirt I hope it is enough snaps to justify losing the year. I would not play him over the limited number of snaps that you can play and keep the red shirt unless I decide he is the man going forward and becomes the starter.

This Diaz guy is lazy and really needs to do better research. The small class has nothing to do with getting a late start. It was all about getting back to the normal number of 85 scholarships after the covid year exceptions.

Agree, unfortunately most of the coverage we get outside of Foote is fillers material; Not much information, just stating the obvious at times.

[JamesTheJeweler]

He's the real deal. Quick, fast, strong. Very hard to tackle. Most defenders bounce off of him. Coached by a friend of mine that also coaches their powerlifting team. I'm glad he's finally on my team!

"ELECTRIC" is the word I hear. A game changer.

[CajunVic]

"ELECTRIC" is the word I hear. A game changer.

I much prefer a “Diesel” than an “Electric”

[HelmutVII]

What does the offensive line look like? I don't keep up.as much as you guys.

[CajunT]

What does the offensive line look like? I don't keep up.as much as you guys.

Depth will be young and inexperienced. So it's more than likely see LT Rubio, LG Gillie, C Harrington, RG (Hudson, Ohonba,Williams) and RT Thomas. Our depth will be amongst who is left after competition and barring injuries, McGowen, George Jackson, Hudson, Williams, or Ohonba. Competition will be interesting.

[cajun_lannister]

Depth will be young and inexperienced. So it's more than likely see LT Rubio, LG Gillie, C Harrington, RG (Hudson, Ohonba,Williams) and RT Thomas. Our depth will be amongst who is left after competition and barring injuries, McGowen, George Jackson, Hudson, Williams, or Ohonba. Competition will be interesting.

Potential is there for sure Leger seems exited about them in the spring. However they are replacing a group that will all see NFL action.

[HelmutVII]

Depth will be young and inexperienced. So it's more than likely see LT Rubio, LG Gillie, C Harrington, RG (Hudson, Ohonba,Williams) and RT Thomas. Our depth will be amongst who is left after competition and barring injuries, McGowen, George Jackson, Hudson, Williams, or Ohonba. Competition will be interesting.

That along with a new quarterback is a bit of concern.