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Coach Geezy in the Big Easy Part III: Legacy | From Bourbon St. to the Bayou
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12-06-2018, 10:03 PM | #25 |
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Re: Coach Geezy in the Big Easy Part III: Legacy | From Bourbon St. to the Bayou
I know you know white jerseys at home for openers and conference games. I'm so hyped to see this dude. Geaux Tigahs!
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12-06-2018, 10:26 PM | #26 |
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While I didn't care where you ended up, this was always my hope. I'm a big Coach O guy so I'd LOVE to see you bring these Tiger's back to prominence!
Best of luck in the Bayeux and #GeauxTigers
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Still feels a little crazy not being a part of my Green Wave anymore, but hopefully this team will be just as fun.
I'm really looking forward to facing off with Tulane once a year, especially in the early going when a lot of the guys I am playing against will be players I recruited; I suddenly regret recruiting so well during my last season there; I have a feeling that those two blue chip safeties I signed are going to come back to bite me at some point in the not-so-distant future!
"The Geezy Bowl?"...I like that.
You're right, the purple jerseys on the game look incredible. I sure wish there was a way to hack in the purple helmets they wore in a game this year into the game though (see avatar). We do have a nice variety to work from however, including some pretty sweet alternate uniforms from back in 2007, including some white pants, white helmets, and a unique purple jersey.
I can remember playing a brief, one season dynasty with LSU back in my youth on like NCAA 04 or something, and everything you say is accurate. You can just feel the pagentry and "specialness" when playing with a historic program like this and in a huge venue like Tiger Stadium. Plus it just feels natural that this is Coach Geezy's next step. It feels as though this is the proper graduation for his career. Like I said in the article about the hire, playing with LSU just feels like a much bigger deal, and hopefully that feeling translates well into the reporting. Another minor plus with using LSU is that it allowed the primary thread title "Coach Geezy in the Big Easy," to live on. "White Mike" (lol) played a big role in my decision to roll with LSU. Aside from the now-incredible, unintentional foreshadow that was provided back when I was reporting on the courtship of him at Tulane, I am just pumped about using a QB with his skillset. I really plan to really add the "Mike" to White Mike these next couple of years. He has a chance to quickly emerge as the face of this dynasty early-on. As for the coaching staff...I have some ideas up my sleeve for the type of defense I want to run and who I want to run it. As you know by now, it is more about the playbook than the person. I kind of hinted to it in the past season or so with Tulane, but I think I may be ready to try something new. I plan to really take my time this off-season. I want to make sure I am not just hopping into this thing and playing games with a bunch of guys I don't know. I am going to take my time and really acclimate myself (and readers) to my new team. By the time I kickoff the season, I want this to truly feel like "my team" just as it did with Tulane; I think that's very important at this stage, going into year 18 of a dynasty.
I appreciate you following my work through all of the years my friend. My son and I still talk about that Northwestern dynasty to this day. He was 6 years old when we did that and now he's 17 and getting ready to take off for college in a few months. Boy does the time fly!
I wasn't sure how long of a break I wanted to take initially. I wanted some time away, but not too much, because I didn't want to risk others and myself losing interest. In the end, once I made my decision on what team I wanted to use, I had to make another decision on how and when I wanted to roll things out. I had a couple of different options - do I a.) wait to post the thread while I familiarize myself with my team, that way the wait for games won't be long for readers? or do I b.) post the thread as soon as I have everything ready, and incorporate a full off-season helping of information to help both myself and the readers familiarize themselves with my new team? Due to the unique dynamic of switching a team in the middle of a dynasty, I chose the latter. Thankfully, for the first time ever, my real life job gave us the day off after Thanksgiving, so I had the house to myself for most of the day and was able to churn away at getting the thread together, I then polished it up on Sunday morning and slept on it one more night before officially pushing the green button on Monday before work. Anyway, by the time I am done with this off-season, I want this team to be more than just a mix of random names that no one has heard of making plays. One of the things that made the Tulane dynasty special for me personally and I would imagine virtually any other person's dynasty team is that several years in, the team is full of players you 100% know because you recruited them. The best way to try to mimic that here is to spend time getting to know everyone, and I plan to try to achieve that here this off-season through my reporting. I am one of the rare people that enjoy football off-seasons as much if not more than the season itself, so I have no problems with taking my time through it. I think it'll be well-worth it in the end.
I will probably mix it up; after all, it is 2027 and we're trying to buck trends! As I alluded to above in my response to Moose, I plan to address the jersey deployment stuff at some point during the off-season.
I am stoked about trying to turn this team around. I said it in the article about the hire that this just feels bigger now, joining a historical program like this; and I can already tell through everyone's comments that this could potentially be a bigger and better thread with more interest and eyes on it just by virtue of the team being used. Thank you all for the great feedback and comments. I am still not over Geezy losing the Tulane job, but here's to this LSU journey being even better! Go Tigers! |
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12-08-2018, 07:11 AM | #28 |
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Off-Season Preview - A look at where the LSU Tigers roster stands heading into the 2027 off-season 2027 LSU Tigers Off-Season Roster - pre-Signing Day & pre-Progression Returning starters in BLACK Offense (25 players) Code:
# - POS - NAME Class HGT WGT Ovr Key Attributes #7 QB Rob Mason JR 6-2 209 79 87spd,86thp,74tha #2 QB Lance Craft SR 6-2 204 76 74spd,76thp,86tha #5 QB Matt Harris SO-RS 5-11 217 75 80spd,86thp,71tha #46 RB Anthony Johnson JR-RS 5-11 216 66 85spd,79agi,70btk #29 FB Kenan Clemons SR-RS 6-0 226 69 69spd,78btk,72rbk #23 FB Cole Ingram FR-RS 5-11 252 57 #32 FB Chauncey Allen FR-RS 6-0 267 56 #4 WR Glen Walker JR 6-3 177 78 87spd,82acc,78cth #87 WR Joe Burnett JR 6-0 195 77 86spd,90acc,73cth #10 WR Russell Stephens JR 6-2 177 74 86spd,87acc,69cth #88 WR Chase Doyle JR-RS 6-2 187 71 91spd,83acc,68cth #11 WR Walt Brown JR-RS 6-3 186 68 #15 WR Greg Hearn JR-RS 5-10 173 68 #84 WR Mo Douglas JR-RS 6-0 165 67 #81 WR Johnnie Shaw FR-RS 6-0 191 65 #89 WR Kelvin McNamara FR-RS 6-3 208 65 #13 TE Lucas Rodgers JR 6-4 253 80 81spd,81cth,79rbk #16 TE Alex Gary SR 6-2 262 77 78spd,69cth,79rbk #14 TE Josh Edwards SR-RS 6-6 246 73 #83 TE Dusty Walker SR-RS 6-2 252 72 #65 LT Erik Meyer JR 6-8 320 82 87str,81pbk,74rbk #73 LG Brandon Johnson SO-RS 6-4 304 75 77str,74pbk,71rbk #62 C Jacob Shaw SR 6-4 345 73 81str,81pbk,80rbk #67 RG Sam Jackson SO 6-2 268 74 76str,78pbk,77rbk #66 RT Derek Smith JR 6-2 288 78 75str,79pbk,79rbk Defense (25 players) Code:
# - POS - NAME Class HGT WGT Ovr Key Attributes #96 LE Lawrence Hicks SR 6-4 256 81 75spd,88bsh,89fmv #92 RE Joel McFarland SR 6-4 266 79 80spd,79bsh,74fmv #90 LE Matt Manning JR-RS 6-2 297 79 80spd,82bsh,88fmv #97 RE Andrew Johnston SR-RS 6-1 254 76 #95 LE Jon Jackson JR-RS 6-0 252 75 #98 RE J.J. King SR-RS 6-7 298 72 #61 LE Jeremy Hill FR-RS 6-2 249 71 #93 RE Randall Cunningham FR-RS 6-5 260 66 #55 DT Robert Carrington SR 5-11 306 81 77tak,91pmv,82bsh #48 DT Travis Fellows JR 6-6 259 79 85tak,87pmv,82bsh #94 DT Tommy Adams JR-RS 6-4 259 68 #54 OLB Gerald Mitchell FR-RS 6-3 222 65 77spd,74tak,70bsh #59 MLB Justin Harris SR-RS 6-1 249 70 88spd,70tak,74bsh #53 OLB Terry Ryan FR-RS 6-0 226 60 73spd,72tak,68bsh #56 MLB Dante Fulton FR-RS 6-4 231 55 #25 CB Christian Darby SR 6-1 170 73 91spd,82mcv,84zcv #27 CB Cedric Hutchinson SO 5-11 160 71 87spd,85mcv,82zcv #6 CB Jerome Harmon SO 5-10 202 70 87spd,89mcv,79zcv #36 CB George Bozeman JR-RS 6-1 181 69 #45 CB Lamont King JR-RS 6-1 189 55 #8 FS Trey Wade JR 6-3 206 78 89spd,80tak,88zcv #49 FS Johnnie Smith SR-RS 6-2 210 68 #47 FS Jasper Roth SO 6-0 201 65 #42 FS Eric Scott JR-RS 6-1 193 58 #28 SS Mario Reed JR 6-7 198 75 82spd,77tak,81zcv Specialists (1 player) Code:
# - POS - NAME Class HGT WGT Ovr Key Attributes #31 P Mark Brooks SO 5-11 231 70 71kpw,70kac Recruits Signed In-Season by Previous Regime (13 players + 1 soft verbal) #13 ranked class in the nation Note: 6 scholarships remain available heading into off-season recruiting Code:
4-star RB Scottie Rodgers 5-11 211 (#10 RB prospect, Louisiana, 4.54 40-time) 4-star TE Julius Broussard 6-4 239 (#10 TE prospect, Louisiana, 4.58 40-time) 4-star OT Alvin Taylor 6-1 313 (#9 OT prospect, Louisiana) 4-star OT Joel Holt 6-5 271 (#20 OT prospect, Texas) 4-star OC Burditt Rich 6-2 295 (#7 C prospect, Louisiana) 4-star OLB Will McNeal* 6-1 224 (#8 OLB prospect, Louisiana, 4.46 40-time) 4-star MLB J.J. Brooks 6-1 223 (#6 MLB prospect, Deleware, 4.56 40-time) 4-star SS Dominique Woods 6-0 182 (#8 SS prospect, Texas, 4.66 40-time) --------- 3-star RB Joe Bell 6-0 202 (#26 RB prospect, Texas, 4.44 40-time) 3-star WR Donald Branch 6-4 198 (#131 WR prospect, California, 4.48 40-time) 3-star OG Jason Huffman 6-4 269 (#79 OG prospect, California) 3-star DT Marcus Ratliff 6-1 303 (#97 DT prospect, Arkansas, JUCO junior) 3-star OLB Robert Clarke 6-7 206 (#82 OLB prospect, Texas, 4.78 40-time) 3-star PK Ross Bryant 6-2 195 (#6 PK prospect, Texas) * - soft verbal Last edited by Deegeezy; 12-24-2018 at 03:25 PM. |
12-08-2018, 07:39 AM | #29 |
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I have a feeling that 3* WR Donald Branch could have a great combination of size and speed to give the offense some life.
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12-09-2018, 11:08 AM | #31 |
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LSU Tigers News Clips Rodgers report courtesy Carley McCord, WDSU-TV New Orleans LSU | 4-star RB Rodgers remains committed to Tigers Tue, 19 Jan 2027 15:23:24 -0700 Carley McCord of WDSU-TV New Orleans reports that 4-star RB Scottie Rodgers (#10 RB prospect, Louisiana, 4.54 40-time) confirmed that he will honor his commitment and enroll at LSU next fall despite the program's recent coaching change. "I committed to the university, not to Coach (Les) Miles," said the 5-11 211 pound Rodgers in an interview with McCord. "I want to remain in-state and there is no doubt that I am hyped up to run the rock for Coach D. Geezy. He actually called me the day the announcement was made that he was going to B.R. and told me he has big plans for me next season. "I am a Tiger for life." Rodgers, the younger brother of current Tigers TE Lucas Rodgers, rushed for 1,748 yards and 19 touchdowns this past season with the Marksville Tigers as a high school senior. With LSU's running back core depleted due to graduation and with junior RB Anthony Johnson (66 ovr) currently the lone back on the team's roster, Rodgers has a tremendous chance to contribute right away as a true freshman next season. He hopes to contribute as much as his older brother Lucas did this past year, as the to-be-junior tight end hauled in 80 receptions for 1,015 yards and 7 touchdowns in 2026, all team-highs. ___________________________ McNeal ---- ---- report courtesy Eve Jewell, ESPN LSU | 4-star OLB McNeal keeping options open Thu, 21 Jan 2027 14:40:37 -0700 Eve Jewell of ESPN reports that 4-star OLB Will McNeal (#8 OLB prospect, Louisiana, 4.46 40-time), who soft committed to LSU two months ago, has indicated that he is currently re-evaluating his options following the dismissal of LSU head coach Les Miles, whose second stint with the team ended this past season after being replaced by former Tulane head coach D. Geezy. McNeal, who finished his high school senior season with the Opelousas Tigers with 84 tackles, 14 1/2 sacks, and 3 interceptions, indicates that promises were made to him by the previous regime that he isn't sure would be honored now and that the uncertainty on how his skill-set would be utilized by the Tigers following the coaching switch has weighed heavily on his decision. "I just need some time," said McNeal. "LSU is not out of the picture, but I just want to re-open my recruitment this off-season and see where the chips fall. I'm definitely down for playing for Geezy, but I want to check out some other options first." McNeal's top three is believed to consist of LSU, Michigan St., and Arkansas. ___________________________ McBride (LEFT) will remain at Tulane while Lawson (RIGHT) will take his talents to the NFL. report courtesy Taylor Bisciotti, SEC Network Tulane | QB McBride in, WR Lawson out at Tulane Sun, 24 Jan 2027 06:19:21 -0700 Taylor Bisciotti of ESPN's SEC Network reports that Tulane QB Jimmy McBride (89 ovr) will remain with the Green Wave for his redshirt senior season while WR Adam Lawson (88 ovr) has decided to forgo his senior season and enter the NFL Draft. McBride, 5-11 201 pounds and a former 4-star recruit out of North Carolina, had an incredible redshirt junior campaign, throwing for 4,108 yards along with 42 touchdowns and 10 interceptions, and his return is a big boost for a Tulane squad hoping to thrive despite losing its head coach of the past 17 seasons, D. Geezy, and moving on with new head coach Joe Roberts, who was previously the team's offensive coordinator the past two years. Meanwhile, the 6-6 212 pound Lawson, who caught 69 passes for 1,530 yards and 17 touchdowns last year as a junior, did not mince words when sharing via Twitter his feelings on Geezy's unceremonious departure from the Green Wave two weeks ago, and on Sunday evening, he expanded on his thoughts once again via social media. "I prayed on this for a while and it was a tough decision even before it happened, but the recent change at Tulane is not something I want to be a part of," said the former 4-star recruit out of Eunice, Louisiana in an Instagram statement. "I appreciate everything the university has done for me, but at this time, I am ready to pursue my NFL dream. #coachgeezy #loyalty" ___________________________ Last edited by Deegeezy; 12-23-2018 at 08:42 PM. |
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12-09-2018, 11:17 AM | #32 |
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Not surprised to see McBride stay for his senior season but those reporters woowee
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