The Book: UL Football Recruiting 2006

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Frantz Accime.....Photo

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Sharrick Moore

"FANTASTIC DEFENDER: SHARRICK MOORE -- TACKLE: Moore has been a stalwart on the Patriots' defense.

This year he could spend time pulling double duty on the offensive line.

The highlight of his season was a 97-yard fumble return last year against Newsome.

Moore is also the son of South Florida defensive line coach Earl Lane."

http://prepsports.tbo.com/prepsports/MGBOOK5VRCE.html

And this from DandyDon:

Louis Lee
WR, 5'11", 170, 4.45, East ST John High

Thursday, February 10, I caught up with with Blue Chip wide receiver Louis Lee (5'11", 170, 4.45) from East ST John High school who I have listed N0.32 on my top 100 list. In 2004 Louis Lee was the second leading receiver on the East ST John team with over 1,200 yards receiving from quarterback Ryan Perrilloux. Ricky Dixon was the leading wide receiver on the team but will play quarterback in 2005 and Lee is expected to be Ricky Dixon's "go to" man. Lee told me that he has a 3.25 GPA and took the ACT for the first time a few weeks ago and is waiting for his test score. He told me that he has been receiving a lot of mail, but most of it is going straight to Coach Dauterive and he is not sure who all he is receiving mail from, but he does know that he is receiving a lot from LSU and Texas A&M. Lee said he would like to take officials visit to LSU, Texas A&M and Tulane. I believe Louis Lee will start receiving much more mail as soon as he has a passing ACT test score.

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By noon Wednesday, Rickey Bustle was already headed to the racquetball court, his primary job done earlier than at any point in his University of Louisiana career. "I need to get rid of some of the stress," the Ragin' Cajun head football coach said. Bustle didn't have much to stress about. The Cajun football staff had all of its 21 verbal commitments signed and processed for the 2006 recruiting class before lunch Wednesday. The last national letter of intent, from Fort Lauderdale linebacker Fred Davis, whirred off the FAX machine at 11:30 a.m. "Everyone that was on the boat, stayed on the boat," Bustle said, "and our coaches did a good job of getting those guys to send their stuff in early. It seems like every year we're waiting on one or two to come in, but today they all sent them in early." Another Fort Lauderdale product, free safety Maurice Rolle, was the first one in, with his letter popping out of the machine at 7 a.m. - the earliest time that players can officially sign the national letter. By the time Davis sent his letter, UL had received 18 national letters from 16 high school products and two junior college players. Those coupled with three junior college players that enrolled for the spring semester put the Cajuns at 21 signees this year and at 84 scholarship players overall - only one under the NCAA Division I-A maximum. The rest of the story Dan McDonald dmcdonald@theadvertiser.com

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John Bordelon, Lafayette "The hardest position to recruit is defensive linemen, and for the first time since Coach Bustle's been here they've got a very solid group of defensive linemen. We've traditionally had a solid group of offensive linemen and skill players, but this is probably one of the best classes we've had in quite some time because it shores up the defense." David K. Fontenot "The kids they targeted and the areas they targeted, they filled with quality kids. They've got a lot of beef and size but they're pretty quick, too. It's even better that they're all academically eligible. They're academically capable and that's good because the coaches have other problems to fight without having to worry about that. It's amazing what winning can do for you." Gene Lognion "I'm pumped, I'm just glad to see we've signed some guys that are at least my size. I think the coaches got who they wanted, and I'm looking forward to big things next year. I think with these guys added to what's already here, we can win the close ones and win the title outright. These coaches have worked their butts off to make that happen." Mel Credeur "This class looks really good. I really like the fact that they signed a lot of linemen, which was our area of greatest need. Just looking at the guys that were here, it's an impressive looking group. This was a season where the coaches could go after kids that would fit into the program, and not sign people just for the sake of athleticism." source

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UL announced its 2006 recruiting class Wednesday on the opening day of the national signing period. The Ragin' Cajun class of 21 players includes:

BY POSITION:
Offense (8) - Four offensive linemen, three wide receivers, one fullback.
Defense (12) - Seven defensive linemen, three defensive backs, two linebackers.
Specialists (1) - One kicker

BY STATE: Nine from Louisiana, seven from Florida, two from Mississippi, two from Texas, one from California.

BY PREVIOUS SCHOOL:
Five from junior colleges (three already enrolled at UL), 16 from high schools.

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FRANTZ ACCIME

One of South Florida's top defensive backs, made the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel's All-Broward county squad in 2005.

Second Team All-State

First Team All-County

Collected 50 tackles, two interceptions and two defensive touchdowns during his senior season.

Currently a member of the Boyd Anderson High track team.

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IAN BURKS

Completed his career as a three-year letterwinner at center for Denham Springs HS. He also became a two-way starter for the Yellow Jackets during the second half of the 2005 season, also starting at defensive end.

All-District 3-5A

Team captain in his senior season.

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TYLER ALBRECHT

Hit 12-of-16 field goals and 24-of-25 extra point attempts for St. Thomas More HS in their march to the Class 4A quarterfinals in 2005. He also handled kickoff duties for most of the season.

Doubling as a punter, finished the season with an average of just over 40 yards and averaged 50 yards per kick in STM's quarterfinal loss.

Joined STM following Hurricane Katrina after attending Holy Cross High School in New Orleans.

Had a pair of 50-yard field goals during the season.

First Team All-State Class 4A

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FRED DAVIS

Only played one year of high school football. Attended Plantation High School as a freshman and sophomore, but did not play football. Transferred to Ely High School his junior year and played at EHS during his senior year.

In his only season of high school football, collected 76 tackles (45 solo stops), with two sacks, one interception and two forced fumbles.

Ely finished 9-2 and reached the third round of the Florida Class 5A playoffs.

All-Broward County

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MATT DESORMEAUX

Two-time All-District 6-3A selection, led Catholic-NI to a 9-1 regular season record and a 6-3A title as a senior in 2005.

Rushed for just under 700 yards and averaged 6.5 per carry as a senior.

Had rushed for 267 as a junior in earning an all-district honor.

Played defense at linebacker during his sophomore season.

Class 3A's state champion powerlifter in the 220-pound class last year with bests of 510 squat, 330 bench and 540 dead lift.

Was the first verbal commitment to this signing class.

Younger brother of current UL quarterback Michael Desormeaux.