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LSU’s final camp before the dead period brought committed Tigers, elite underclassmen and priority targets from across the country back to Baton Rouge. Here's who stood out, who left with offers, and what it all means for Lane Kiffin’s recruiting momentum heading into a critical stretch.

LSU is making an early push for one of Louisiana’s hottest 2028 prospects, and a surprising phone call helped bring him back to Baton Rouge this summer. Where the Tigers stand with the coveted running back and much more...

BATON ROUGE, La. – The complete game schedule for the 2026 Women’s Fort Myers Tip-Off has been confirmed, featuring LSU women’s basketball against Villanova and NC State during Thanksgiving week.

Three LSU women’s programs thrived on the national stage while the Tigers’ highest-profile men’s teams failed to reach a single postseason tournament. The result was a year that brought coaching changes, an athletic director transition and renewed pressure to restore LSU’s championship standard.

LSU's momentum on the trail showed no signs of slowing this weekend as the Tigers secured yet another high-profile addition. The newest pledge gives LSU another big-bodied target and further strengthens an already loaded receiver haul.

LSU's top-ranked two-sport commitment addressed lingering questions about his recruitment following an official visit to Nebraska. He also revealed new details about conversations with Lane Kiffin and Will Wade regarding his future in Baton Rouge.

2028 cornerback Dominic Butler knew LSU wanted to see him work before pulling the trigger on an offer. What happened during a private evaluation session helped convince the Tigers' staff they had seen enough.

As a child, Jayden Taylor roamed LSU's sidelines alongside former Tiger Saahdiq Charles and celebrated a national championship from the field. Years later, the St. Augustine offensive tackle earned an LSU offer of his own after turning heads at the Tigers' Elite Camp.