2022 Harold Perkins — 2022 LB; Picks LSU

[joseermonfils]

It's rare though. That is the point. I don't really understand why that is shocking to you. The reality is, kids that go to these schools, no matter how talented they are, are less likely to get developed because they get worse coaching, worse facilities, worse healthcare and nutrition, and most importantly, they face far worse competition. A 5 star talent coming out of high school is far more likely to rely on their God given talent to dominate against the low-level competition they are going to face at an HBCU. That will stunt their development and significantly reduce the likelihood of getting drafted high.

Thank you they seem to have a hard time understanding

 

[Port Knox]

Picking JSU is no longer “shocking the world”

Can you believe that you even said that?

 

[CANE1775]

Yes, if more kids went to HBCUs, more of them would get drafted. That's just the law of large numbers. However, I guarantee you that the rate of 4 and 5 star kids getting drafted out of HBCUs and getting drafted in the early rounds would lag FAR behind the rate for kids that go to the bigger schools.

Maybe. Maybe not. I'll admit that there are advantages to going to the bigger schools. I just think some of you are overrating the coaching aspect of it. With that said, I've highjacked this thread enough. Hopefully we get all of the guys that our staff wants.

 

[Crystal Ball]

Can you believe that you even said that?

idk why but i hate this gif so much every time i see that dumb ******* face i wanna punch him in his teeth

 

[Canes1968]

Maybe. Maybe not. I'll admit that there are advantages to going to the bigger schools. I just think some of you are overrating the coaching aspect of it. With that said, I've highjacked this thread enough. Hopefully we get all of the guys that our staff wants.

Hence why I said "and most importantly" in my original post (i.e., referring to the level of competition). I would agree that the coaching is probably he least of the issues. I think the level of competition and the nutrition and training/medical resources are probably the biggest issues with these smaller schools.

 

[mbuendia]

Is this thread still about Perkins?

 

[krashlite1975]

Getting back to the topic, the word on the tweeter is he's decommitted from A&M as expected.

 

[OrangeBowlMagic]

 

[BeachCanes]

****...

 

[JustAFanHTX]

Free agent.

 

[Gru]

Time to drop the bag

 

[Bender]

Nope. Not taking the bait.

 

[Allabouttheu95]

Get him on campus and see what happens

 

[Canesmia01]

Free agent.

You think he visits?

 

[The U is back to work]

Just keep him from UF. Go to JSU or LSU.

 

[Memnon]

I’m guessing either LSU or JSU.

But his recruitment is shaping up to be the LB version of Zach Evans from the 2020 class.

 

[OrangeBowlMagic]

Free agent.

The masses (who never know anything) are saying LSU or the gator. Nary a mention of us.

 

[Stylie]

 

[Wildnation]

247 shows him visiting LSU and Miami on the 28th this weekend, did he drop Miami to visit LSU? Or he’s doing both the same day?

 

[jerive31]

247 shows him visiting LSU and Miami on the 28th this weekend, did he drop Miami to visit LSU? Or he’s doing both the same day?

He's claimed to be visiting both on the same weekend, not sure anyone truly knows where he'll go that has publicly shared that detail.