Chantz Ceaser Nice Pickup for the Cajuns

[RaginDave]

Also, I know we did not have a need for a RB, but dissappointed to see BM running back Torey Lambert not picked up. He ended up signing with ETSU and before anyone says he did not sign with an FBS school, he had plenty of offers and was originally committed to Texas State. Texas State, UL, Marshall, Memphis and Nevada originally made offers to him.

[R1Letterman]

Also, I know we did not have a need for a RB, but dissappointed to see BM running back Torey Lambert not picked up. He ended up signing with ETSU and before anyone says he did not sign with an FBS school, he had plenty of offers and was originally committed to Texas State. Texas State, UL, Marshall, Memphis and Nevada originally made offers to him.

ugggh. that is dissapointimg. Is his brother still at nevada?

[RaginDave]

ugggh. that is dissapointimg. Is his brother still at nevada?

I think he was on the Colorado State roster last year, but don't see any stats for him. Probably a RS for them, he is listed as a DB.

[fanof71]

Another PWO...
Jace Phillip
6'2" 260 lbs
Louisiana

Class: 2023 HS: St. James Pos: OL

[KajunKrazy]

Back to the topic of PWO...noticed 2 more, a Tackle from John Curtis, Martinez, 6'4 270 and a OL from Twirling a, Kohl?...

It would be helpful if a list of PWO was published...

Hayes.

[KajunKrazy]

The Baylis kid puzzles me. From DII SW Baptist to FBS UL. That jump doesn’t happen much. Anyone know his story?

https://ragincajuns.com/news/2023/2/...-class-of-2023

[SlickRick]

The Baylis kid puzzles me. From DII SW Baptist to FBS UL. That jump doesn’t happen much. Anyone know his story?

https://ragincajuns.com/news/2023/2/...-class-of-2023

https://www.ncsasports.org/football-...antoine-baylis

Here are some highlights and a personal note about playing college ball.

[CajunEXPRESS]

https://www.ncsasports.org/football-...antoine-baylis

Here are some highlights and a personal note about playing college ball.

Thanks, and that’s probably the truth as he sees himself. That’s a characteristic of successful players and also players who don’t know they’ve reached their Peter principle plateau.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principle

[Big Poppa]

That is great news, I don't know the kid personally, just what I saw of him in the SemiFinal game vs BM. The kid is a special athlete, he was the best player on the field not wearing Garnett and Gold. That said he was still in the top 3 or 4 of all of the athletes that played that night.

Thing that I found interesting was that he was the starting QB and did a nice job overall, mostly with his legs, not his passing. His passing was not bad, just not great. But more importantly he lined up as a DE for almost every play and was very good on the defensive side of the ball. He is probably undersized for a DE in FBS football, but I could clearly see him playing in a role similar to Jordan Quiodeaux, now don't get me wrong, he is listed at 6'3 210. If he can put some extra size on that body, who knows he could be similar to Andre Jones. I don't know how his hands are, but also could be a hybrid WR/TE as well if he can catch at all.

Great Athlete/Great Kid, that is the kind of player we want on the team, even if he doesn't reach the potential I think he can.

He is also about a year and a half removed from a terrible injury from the 2021 season, ironically vs BM in a regular season game. In that game he tore his ACL, LCL and dislocated his right knee.

Can you tell us who were the 2 or 3 better than him that night? Where did they sign? Just curious.

[fanof71]

Fixed it for you

Thanks...