While much of the sports world has been centered on the NCAA Tournament and the start of the MLB season this week, College Football remains in a crucial period. The LSU Tigers are continuing Spring Practice while also hosting NFL scouts and general managers for their Pro Day. As the team trains, the coaching staff remains focused on recruiting, aiming to strengthen the nation’s top-ranked class.
Coming out of the weekend, four key storylines have emerged and are expected to gain traction in the months ahead.
As the sports world shifts its focus to the NCAA Tournament and the start of the MLB season this week, College Football remains in a crucial period. The LSU Tigers are deep into Spring Practice, while also hosting NFL scouts and general managers for their Pro Day. At the same time, the Tigers’ coaching staff is actively working to build on their top-ranked recruiting class.
Coming out of the weekend, four key storylines have emerged and are expected to gain traction in the coming months.
LSU Commit Tristen Keys Visits Texas A&M
When LSU secured a commitment from Tristen Keys, the nation’s top-ranked wide receiver, it immediately brought back memories of Dakorien Moore’s recruitment. With two five-star commits in their class, LSU fans understand that no commitment is truly secure until National Signing Day—and sometimes not even then. Last weekend, Keys visited Ole Miss, and this weekend, he made a trip to Texas A&M. While LSU still holds his commitment, they face a tough battle ahead to keep him on board.
LSU Hosts Elite Cornerback Khary Adams
As LSU continues to make waves in recruiting, top defensive backs coach Corey Raymond welcomed one of his priority targets, Khary Adams, to campus. Landing Adams for a visit was a significant step, as Raymond consistently attracts the nation’s best cornerback prospects. According to On3’s Steve Wiltfong, LSU made a strong impression on the Maryland native, boosting optimism about their chances.
LSU Named a Finalist for Quarterback Bowe Bentley
Despite their recruiting success, LSU has yet to secure a quarterback in this class. The Tigers have attempted to flip committed quarterbacks from other programs without success, leading them to pursue top prospect Bowe Bentley. On Sunday, Bentley named LSU as one of his three finalists and scheduled an official visit, giving the Tigers a chance to make their pitch.