What's going on?

Boy, trying to figure out who is telling the truth in college football recruiting is getting really hard.

Wide receiver Rashad Mason dropped his visit to LSU, apparently because of what he felt was high-pressure tactics from the Tigers coaching staff.

"LSU came in for an inhome visit the next before last, and they wanted me to commit on the spot. That is just not for me,'' Mason told scout.com.

OK.

Now, listen to the father of defensive end Sidell Corley Jr.

"If the Florida coach was like Les Miles we probably wouldn't have decommitted,'' Sidell Corley Sr. told our Glenn Guilbeau. "His integrity is unbelievable. After Sidell committed to Florida several weeks ago, Les left him alone. He stayed in contact, but he left us alone. I love that. That's huge.''

So there' are two kids. Two completely different views of LSU and the football coaching staff.

I have no idea what to make of this. I just know that very few people - coaches or athletes -- tell the truth in recruiting.

This, though, is just hard to figure.