The LSU Tigers are standing on the edge of a potentially program-defining moment as the nation’s No. 2-ranked wide receiver inches closer to announcing his college decision. The highly coveted pass-catcher has drawn the attention of powerhouse programs across the country, but LSU remains firmly in the hunt thanks to an aggressive recruiting push from head coach Brian Kelly and his staff.
Known for producing elite wide receiver talent — from Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry to Justin Jefferson and Ja’Marr Chase — LSU has long been regarded as “Wide Receiver U.” The Tigers’ track record of developing players into NFL stars is a major selling point, and it has played a key role in their pursuit of this five-star standout.
The prospect, a game-breaking athlete with elite speed, route-running polish, and the ability to dominate in contested catch situations, has narrowed his list to a handful of programs, with LSU believed to be a top contender. Sources close to the recruitment suggest the decision could come within the next two weeks, setting off a wave of anticipation among Tiger fans and recruiting analysts alike.
Kelly and wide receivers coach Cortez Hankton have made multiple in-home visits, hosted the prospect on an official trip to Baton Rouge, and emphasized the program’s high-powered offensive scheme. With LSU expected to lean heavily on its aerial attack in the coming seasons, the opportunity for immediate playing time is another factor working in their favor.
However, the Tigers face stiff competition. Programs such as Alabama, Georgia, and Texas have all made strong cases, offering not only championship contention but also NIL opportunities and offensive systems tailored for explosive playmakers.
If LSU can land this commitment, it would mark one of the biggest recruiting wins of the 2025 cycle and further cement the Tigers’ reputation as a destination for elite receivers. Until the announcement drops, all eyes in Baton Rouge — and across the college football landscape — will remain fixed on the clock, waiting to see if the nation’s No. 2 wideout decides to wear purple and gold.