Our players have two weeks off of football school, a little time off and they're ready, they're in good shape," Orgeron said. "The staff is going to take some time off, we're gonna split it up for the month of July. That'll come shortly after official visits and final recruiting efforts wrap up. Up next for the coaching staff is some time off as July marks a step closer to fall camp. Our coaches did a great job of getting our recruits in. Him and Derek Ponamsky done a wonderful job. "We had almost 800 kids here and it was a great job of AustinThomas, who is our camp director, done a great job of organization. "For our Elite Camp, we usually have about maybe 350, maybe tops 400," Orgeron said on Off The Bench. The 2019 National Championship team had 19 of 22 players camp before arriving on campus to join the team. If you put him through the specific drills that tests his eyes, hands and feet, you can see what you need to see right there and it gives you another evaluation."Ĭamps are also a key venue that LSU's staff evaluates. "The scouts used to go out and do them, I wanted to go do them because once you get about an hour workout, do a drill, get a good feel and I get to go out and watch the assistant coach work the guy out, we made some decisions on some big guys yesterday. "I used to love them," Orgeron said on 104.5 ESPN on Tuesday. That change from the NCAA, which Orgeron likened to the NFL Combine type workouts that he used to enjoy, is another important moment in the evaluation process. LSU had unofficial visitors roll through campus all month, but seniors can now work out privately with the staff. Head coach Ed Orgeron went in-depth into the camps, evaluations and workouts taking place.
The month of June is critical for recruiting and evaluations at LSU, much like it's been around the entire country.
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