Rawcones

The entire Dline is definitely the strong point of this year team along with the whole offensive crew.

It would be a huge concern if we didn't have the Dline we have coming back. The whole Dline is stack. If I'm not mistaken every starter on the defensive line has a D1 offers with Allen leading the way.

Yes sir!!!! We got some studs that came back and some new ones that came over.

Offensively, hburg will be the same as last year; might even be more explosive down field.

It'll still be a sht show because whoever is hired somebody will be mad.

From the outside looking in.... either Reynolds or Carter unless an old WC coach come through but this whole process is a clown show for sure.

But I can for academic purposes??? Gotcha!!!

There's literally nothing you or anyone can do about it. If a parent wants their child/children at a certain school it will happen. Like it or not. But to me this seems jealous hearted and or just plain mad that kid decides not to play for you anymore.... and I'm an hattiesburg high supporter. We've had so many kids that left and twice as many to come in. But at the end of the day I was never bitter about the kids that left not one bit.

What exactly is a legit reason? No need to keep anyone that doesn't want to be kept. As long as all basis are covered I'm cool with it.

And that's fine. Lacey isn't going to be in Hattiesburg for the next 15 years. With that being said he won't be in Mississippi either... far as rumors go if you don't hear it from Jerome and Jermaine Brown or Mike Peterson mouth then take it with a grain of salt.

Big time!!! There's no other way around it so congrats to them. But what a way to start off the Kendall Lacey era.

Made him look like Auburn cam Newton. But nonetheless he made the plays.

They're not happy with his style??? Lol gotta love rumors

On top of a natural grass field

On top of all this we're doing all of this without keys. Idk who but some school at next the level will get a hell of a player in Young. He's big time and deserves to be on the highest stage in college football.