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1 week ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
LSU and offensive line coach Brad Davis are actively seeking the next Will Campbell and Emory Jones to anchor their offensive line around for the future. The Tigers coaching staff hosted a ton of future prospects over the weekend for the first official visit window of the summer, including 2026 four-star IOL Drew Evers of Flower Mound (TX). To continue reading, you must be a TigerBait.com Premium subscriber.
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1 week ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
One key target that LSU welcomed in over the weekend for an official visit was 2026 four-star offensive tackle Zaden Krempin of Prosper, Texas. The 6-foot-4, 270-pounder was joined by fellow Metroplex brethren four-star QB Bowe Bentley (Celina, TX) and four-star OT Drew Evers (Flower Mound, TX). “It was great spending time with Bowe (Bentley) and talking about the possibilities of us playing together at LSU,” said Krempin.
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1 week ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
Traditionally, LSU has been able to lock down the Boot and keep the vast majority of Louisiana talent at home. As the landscape of college athletics has shifted during the NIL era and the SEC has expanded with conference realignment and opened its doors to big oil backed programs like Texas, it's more vital than ever for the Tigers to make sure they dominate in-state recruiting.
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2 weeks ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
LSU recently offered 2026 ATH Dezyrian Ellis of Winnsboro, LA as they continue to try and bolster the depth of their secondary. The 6-foot-2, 175-pounder helped lead Franklin Parish quarterfinals this past season while accounting for 41 touchdowns and 3,016 total yards. The Tigers view Ellis as a Swiss Army knife style player that could help make an impact in all three phases of the game.
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1 month ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
LSU remains in a great place with 2027 multi-sport athlete Ahmad Hudson of Ruston. Hudson has made multiple visits to Baton Rouge where he’s been able to establish relationships with the football and basketball staffs. The 6-foot-6, 230-pounder dominated the hardwood averaging 21PPG, 14RBG, and 3BPG while being named MVP of Louisiana District 2 5A. To continue reading, you must be a TigerBait.com Premium subscriber.
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2 months ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
The LSU football coaching staff recently sent out a slew of offers to high school prospects, including one to Watson, Louisiana native Calvin Ursin. After picking up initial offers from programs like Florida State and Texas A&M, it hit different for Ursin when he picked up the offer from the Tigers. “It means a lot to pick up an offer from LSU, especially being from Louisiana and watching them as I grew up,” said Ursin. “It still feels surreal.
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2 months ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
One prospect who was among the large contingent of LSU football spring visitors last weekend was three-star safety Tony Forney of Marietta, Georgia. The 5-foot-11, 180-pounder picked up an offer from LSU back in January and since then multiple Power 4 and SEC programs (Auburn, Mizzou, Ole Miss, and Texas A&M) have extended offers to Forney as well. His recent trip to LSU was one of many set for Forney as he has a busy summer ahead for him and his family.
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2 months ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
LSU has churned out multiple star linebackers over the years, most of which go on to have successful NFL careers after leaving Baton Rouge. The Tigers coaching staff has recently identified 2027 linebacker Marshaun Ivy of St. Louis, Missouri as a guy that could potentially fit that mold for the future. The 6-foot-3, 215-pounder was on campus last Saturday and came away with a new appreciation for how the program is organized under head coach Brian Kelly.
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2 months ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
One of the most rewarding moments for a recruit while they are on a visit is to pick up an offer on the spot from that program. On Saturday, 2027 defensive back KJ Caldwell Jr. of Lillburn, Georgia experienced that while visiting LSU and picking up an offer from the Tigers. “It felt good to pick up an offer from LSU. I’ve honestly just started to build a relationship with them, led by Coach Joseph and Coach Olsen,” said Caldwell.
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2 months ago | 
tigerbait.com | Garrett Ross |Mike Scarborough
LSU hosted a plethora of talented recruits on Saturday including 6-foot-5, 295-pound Dalton Toothman of Ocean Springs, Mississippi. The 3-star offensive tackle is a rising star in the 2026 class and someone that offensive line coach Brad Davis would like to add to his trenches. “Coach Davis told me that the expectation is to win a national championship and it’s not easy,” said Toothman.
