Louisiana Recruiting Outlook

Louisiana:

• Christian Goodlett, Hutchinson C.C. (Hutchinson, KS), CB, 6-0/175, 2 star
• Jeryl Brazil, East Mississippi C.C. (Scooba, MS), CB, 5-10/190, 3 star
• Dion Ray, Helen Cox (Harvey, LA), DUAL QB, 6-0/185, 3 star
• Xavier Dias, Many (Many, LA), ATH, 5-11/190, 3 star (rivals 2 star)
• Gary Haynes, Manvel (Manvel, TX), WR, 5-8/157, 3 star
• Terik Miller, Escambia (Pensacola, FL), S, 5-11.5/197, 3 star (rivals 2 star)
• Marcus Keys, Port Allen (Port Allen, LA), DT, 6-5/260, 3 star (rivals 2 star) 
• Carlos Robinson, Ouachita Parish (Monroe, LA), TE, 6-3/208, 3 star (rivals 2 star) 
• Jarrod Jackson, East St. John (Reserve, LA), WR, 6-1/180, 3 star (rivals 2 star)
• Delmond Landry, Ascension Catholic Interparochial School (Donaldsonville, LA), SDE, 6-4/230, 2 star
• Christopher Weaver, Saraland (Saraland, AL), DUAL QB, 6-0/195, 2 star 
• **Stevie Artigue, Lafayette (Lafayette, LA), K, 5-8/175, 2 star  
• **Kamar Greenhouse, Marksville (Marksville, LA), CB, 6-1/175, 2 star  
• Ken Marks, Central Senior (Beaumont, TX), OT, 6-4/265, 2 star 
• Allen Spurlock, Charleston (Charleston, MS), ILB, 6-0/220, 2 star  
• Ian Bjuro, Nassau C.C. (Garden City, NY), OT, 6-3/285, 2 star  
• Walter Williams, Vancleave (Ocean Springs, MS), RB, 6-0/210, 2 star
• *DeQuin Andrews, Copiah-Lincoln CC (Wesson, MS), 6-3/305, DL, no star (rivals 2 star)  
• *Ethan Rose, Northside (Lafayette, LA), 6-0/185, ATH, no star (rivals 2 star)

**Only listed by 247
*Only listed by Rivals

According to 247, Louisiana is the 74th ranked recruiting class in the nation and the second ranked Sun Belt program, behind Arkansas State. The Ragin Cajuns have an impressive eight 3-star commits with players coming from seven different states. The star of the recruiting class could be JUCO transfer Jeryl Brazil, coming from the JUCO powerhouse East Mississippi CC. He is expected to compete for playing time immediately and even start this fall.

The Ragin Cajuns are coming off of a 9-4 season that ended with yet another win in the New Orleans Bowl. This time was a dominating 16-3 win over Nevada of the MWC. Under head coach Mark Hudspeth, the Ragin Cajuns have gone 9-4 in four straight seasons along with four consecutive wins in the New Orleans Bowl.

2014 Returning Starters: (6 or more starts in 2014)
Defense (4):
TJ Worthy (6 starts, 41 tkl, 1 INT, 3 pbu, DB), Tracy Walker (7 starts, 43 tkl, 2 INT, DB), Travis Crawford (6 starts, 28 tkl, 2 pbu, DB), Dominique Tovell (13 starts, 76 tkl, 9.5 tfl, 3 sacks, LB)

Offense (5):
Al Riles (12 starts, 34 catches, 354 yards, 1 TD, WR), Octravian Anderson (13 starts, OL), Myhhael Quave (13 starts, 2nd team All-Sun Belt, OL), Donovan Williams (13 starts, OL), Elijah McGuire (5 starts, 1,264 rushing, 14 TD, 45 catches, 468 yards, 2 TD, 1st team All-Sun Belt, Sun Belt POY, Sun Belt Offensive POY, RB)