Well in that case, why is he overlooking the hometown Lamar Cardinal? With a full DI schedule starting in 2010, I think we can pretty much guarantee a starting job, and friends and family will be able to see every home game in person. They might even play in the same stadium as his high school team. :sarcasmFrom Rivals....
"The best way I can narrow things down, or the strategy I'm thinking about, is picking a school that's closer to home," Michael said. "That leads me to look hard at Texas A&M, the University of Texas and Louisiana State University.
"Other schools, they always tell me the same thing. 'You can come in here and start your freshman year. We have these types of academic programs.' But you're not going to find a college that doesn't have a great academic program or doesn't have a great coaching staff. But they won't have what those three have, and that's being closer to home.
Anyway, good luck to him. Each of those schools has outstanding programs, and in the interest of self-preservation, I hope he chooses LSU which appears to be closer to Beaumont than Austin or College Station.