Bryce Koon

1 month ago | 247sports.com | Bryce Koon

As the official visit season kicks off this weekend, LSU's search for a tight end has taken quite the twists and turns. However, the Tigers will welcome a top target this weekend as Ohio-native Brayden Fogle will make the trip down to Baton Rouge with his family for a crucial official visit. Fogle detailed how excited he was for the weekend and why reconnecting with Alex Atkins was a vital part of that.

1 month ago | 247sports.com | Bryce Koon

Top247 DL Jamarion Carlton  has announced a commitment date as the Texas product will make his college decision on July 10th. The six-foot-five, 240-pound defensive lineman is a coveted target as the official visit season nears. His recruitment recently saw a 247Sports staff projection to Texas A&M, while he also had a prediction leaning towards Texas. Carrollton makes the announcement right before his official visit to LSU, where the Tigers will have the first shot at making a good impression.

1 month ago | 247sports.com | Bryce Koon

(Photo: Stephen Lew, Getty)Harold Perkins, LB/StarWeird one to say, but Perkins is a perfect bounce-back candidate who could break out in 2025. It's been too long to look back at the Alabama and Arkansas games of his freshman year, but Blake Baker has the tall task of making sure that this year is the most benffeical for both Perkins' personally and also for the team. Finding that right combination could really be the idfffeence between just a playoff contender and a title front-runner.

1 month ago | 247sports.com | Bryce Koon

Even though the official visit season is ramping up for the 2026 class, the 2027 group has seen some early interest from the LSU staff. One such player is four-star corner Ace Alston, who visited LSU back in early May and was offered by cornerbacks coach Corey Raymond. "It means a lot. I was very excited when I found out I got the offer, and it motivated me even more," Alston said.

1 month ago | 247sports.com | Bryce Koon

LSU's bats were silenced on Saturday as the Tigers fell to Ole Miss in a pitching duel, 2-0. The Tigers' offense could only muster two hits against the Rebels' staff, never really threatening to put pressure on the Ole Miss pitchers. The Rebels struck first with an opposite-field solo home run off the bat of Will Furniss in the top of the first inning. Jaden Noot threw a good pitch in the zone that Furniss was able to stay with, driving it over the wall in left for an impressive shot.