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Not necessarily a street agent per se

Not sure you know where I am going because you seem to have missed the most important issue in the comment. Maybe you didn't realize it but you made my point with the reference to us winning a NC while losing AP to Sooners. The kid is important but he is only one player and not as big as losing AP. That's my point.
I have almost forty years of misses. Which one or ones do you prefer?

I am all caught up. Thanks for thinking of me though.

Is the issue of comprehension with the writer or the reader? Reacting to too much sugar perhaps? Original post was pretty clear. The purpose being to help all the hand wringers on the threads about the decommittment.

What is the common nexus here? L$U, A$M.

Answer: $

Street agent and/or relatives seeking "extra benefits".

We are going to need to get serious with the under-the-table tactics of $EC/L$U/A$M.

We must have a conversation with the NCAA enforcement personnel to have any hope of combating illegal recruiting tactics.

Thomas, Johnson, Darius White, Rashaad Samples, RSJ.

There, at first glance, appears to be a common thread in these unusual developments. A$M may have gone to the Dark Side in the blink of an eye and is returning to the Jackie Sherrill era tactics.

Meh. Personally, I think he'll come back to the good guys in the end. Just get Maulerson on him and he'll change his mind. Let the kid check out what's out there, and he'll quickly realize why he chose Texas to begin with. Plenty of time to court him back

Seven on seven will be the new AAU basketball.

My head spins with the permutations of all these reasons..

I watched Tony Gonzales play both football and B-ball at Cal. He was okay in basketball.. sort of like the typical hulking football guy with bullk but no finesse but he progressed with his footwork but was an inside close to the basket scorer. In football, he was good but you would never have predicted his HOF career.

It can be done to play both but he really took off after he started focusing on football. He was good enough to play D1 basketball and RSJ looks even better to cause him some questions as to what sport should he do. A guy who puts up 20 to 30 pts consistently in AAU is legit. So, I can see his quandry. He will do well at either but I suspect will do unbelievably in football especially if he lasts as long as Gonzales.

RSJ should go play some summer hoops out in LA or NY against some pros to get a feel for what he can become, get it out of his system, or help him make that solid decision. Might as well sample the cow before getting hitched forever.

PS. I think he would even more special at WR with motion, Hback looks, TE, whatever.. imagine the matchup issues on a small DB or slow LB with his leaping and quickness. The priority should be more, other TEs and have RSJ out there all the time as a jumbo WR with the ability to spread the defense or be a big blocker on the wings. That would be awesome. Enough with the full time TE talk. He is a special athlete. take advantage of it.

I'm trying to the of the best TE's (I think RSJ will play here because he will outgrow WR) in the NFL and if they went up against those SEC defenses:

J Finley - Big 12. A Hernendez-SEC
M Lewis - PAC 10. J Witten-SEC
J Gresham - Big 12
Gronkowsky (sp?) Patriots - PAC 10
J Graham - ACC
V Davis - Big east
B Pettigrew - Big 12
T Moeaki - Big 10
T Gonzales - PAC 10

I agree with the top Jimmy in that going up against SEC defenses rather than other conferences defense will better prepare you for the NFL

Bobby, you have made revisionary history into an art form; but this takes the cake. Losing a position player eight months away from signing day doesn't come close to having the #2 QB in the country decommitt the week before signing day. I don't know what your motivation is, but its getting old.

We were blessed Perriloux went elsewhere.

He was poison to LSU.

What about the term revisionary history escapes you. Perriloux was the consensus #1 dual threat QB in the 2005, the next Vince Young. Every school in the country coveted him.