Four-Star Speedster Locks in LSU, Closes His Door
The Tigers’ 2027 recruiting class boasts one five-star and four four-stars, and Ah’Mari Stevens just cemented his fate in purple and gold by officially ending his recruitment. The Hollywood, FL product, once committed to Miami and courted by 34 programs—including Texas, Georgia, and Texas A&M—publicly reaffirmed his pledge to LSU via Instagram this week. With 23 catches for 312 yards and a touchdown in nine games last season, Stevens brings blazing speed (13.6 yards per reception) and serious momentum to Lane Kiffin’s first full class in Baton Rouge.
In a bold display of commitment that rivals a reality TV proposal, Stevens slid into LSU’s DMs and whispered “I do.” One can only imagine the fanfare: confetti cannons, a marching band serenade, maybe even Gus Malzahn weeping softly in the background. Meanwhile, the other 33 schools he ghosted are left clutching their playbooks, wondering how a simple “thanks, but no thanks” wasn’t enough. Welcome to the age of recruitromance, where breaking up is hard to do—unless you’re LSU, apparently.
Top DL Phenom Touches Down for Baton Rouge Audition
Five-star defensive lineman Jalen Brewster, the nation’s No. 6 recruit and top-ranked lineman in the 2027 cycle, will make an official visit to LSU this weekend. Currently committed to Texas Tech, Brewster is intrigued by Lane Kiffin’s program and brings a 6’3”, 302-pound frame that excelled both as a front-line tackler (14 solo stops on defense) and an occasional power back (142 rushing yards, three TDs in five games). LSU hopes to flip his pledge and pair him with fellow standout DL Lamar Brown to redefine college football’s fiercest trenches.
LSU’s master plan: lure Brewster with a three-day weekend of Cajun cuisine, swamp tours, and maybe a cameo from Lil’ Wayne chanting, “You belong in purple!” Meanwhile, Brewster’s current school—Texas Tech—is probably drafting break-up songs as campus-wide mourning anthems. But if Kiffin’s silver tongue and free gumbo can’t sway him, there’s always the threat of a Baton Rouge marshmallow-eating contest. Nothing says “commit to me” like shoving sticky sugar in a recruit’s face.
Brotherly Bonds Could Tip LSU’s Safety Recruiting
Four-star safety Jayden Anding, ranked No. 13 in the class of 2027, has LSU among his top three choices alongside Ole Miss and Kansas State. His brother, cornerback Aidan Anding, already dons the purple and gold but is sidelined with a torn Achilles. Jayden visits each school in June, starting in Oxford and concluding in Baton Rouge, where family ties, top-10 state rankings, and LSU’s track record of sibling tandems could sway his decision. If both Andings play together, LSU’s defensive backfield could become a built-in chemistry lab.
LSU’s latest recruiting tactic: call Jayden’s mom at 8 AM, remind him of lunch table conversations, then slide over Aidan’s crutches for an authentic “family first” photo op. Next thing you know, the Tigers will roster entire kindergarten classes of brothers and cousins. Forget offensive coordinators, LSU just needs a Hallmark script and a robotics squad to knit these family trees into a full defense. It’s not nepotism if it wins championships, right?
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