The rated LSU -Football commit doubles on Plede to Brian Kelly's Tigers

New Orleans (La.) Edna Karr four -star Lineman Richard Anderson closed his junior campaign with a state championship in December after a dominant performance in the Caesars Superdome.

Anderson, the number 1 rated player in Louisiana, showed his talent in the trenches with a large performance in the title game.

The LSU obligation has been loyal to his promise to the program after he had appreciated a decision in June, but it did not stop the “Who's WHO” of University Football to set up the heat.

Anderson has offers from, among others, Olegon, Ole Miss, USC and Florida State, among several others, while his recruitment starts.

The Bayou State Star comes from a dominant general junior season for his Edna Karr Cougars team while becoming the heartbeat of the team's defense.

The coveted Lineman achieved 5a all-state awards after counting 44 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, 10 bags, 18 Quarterback Hurry, two interceptions and a touchdown in 2024. He is the best promise in LSU's 2026 recruitment class so far.

Now, after a critical season with the top programs in America that swing for the gates in his recruitment, LSU does not let it go.

Despite the fact that LSU defensive line coach Bo Davis chooses to join the New Orleans Saints Staff this season, Anderson remains committed to the program.

The Tigers went out and hired the former LSU star Kyle Williams to take over it as the defense coach of the program in the future.

“I am still dedicated, honey! Let's make it,” Anderson told Rivals to recruit analyst Sam Spiegelman on Sunday.

LSU has a TOP-5 2026 recruitment class and the number 2 class in the SouthEasters Conference with more than a handful of verbal obligations that it looks now.

Who is on board and verbally dedicated?

Aiden Hall: No. 4 Safety in America

Hall was committed to Kelly and Co. During his junior campaign where he promised himself with his teammate, Richard Anderson, while LSU promises in the class of 2026.

The coveted defensive back closed its junior season with 38 tackles, including 12 for loss and four bags, plus four interceptions, 11 pass break-ups, four blocked points and two messy recovery. One of the best safety in America, LSU will fight for its services.

Jareylan McCoy: Nr. 8 Defensive Lineman in America

The Top-100-Recruut has just packed an impressive junior campaign and traveled to Orlando (FLA.) At the beginning of January. After the American Elite Prevention for the Under Armor All-American Game. McCoy worked for Kelly and the LSU Tigers about USC and Tennessee, where he eventually came to a definitive decision in Orlando.

He is a player who supplied multiple programs on the heat after logging of 120 tackles, 31.5 tackles for loss and 15 bags in three seasons of the secondary school ball. McCoy is a man among boys in the trenches. A 6-foot-7, 250-ponder with a considerable potential, he had the attention of the LSU tigers along the part of his recruitment.

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Kenny Darby: 4-star wide recipient

Darby is fresh from a junior campaign where he landed in the 5A all-state team after logging 100 receptions for 1,764 Yards and 24 Scores. Darby, one of the most productive receivers in Louisiana, is a player that the program stays high in his senior season.

The 6-foot, 175-Ponder is a fast, Twitchy Wideout that burst on stage in 2024 with LSU that expands an offer. Darby did not waste time to promise the program.

Jakai Anderson: 4-star wide recipient

Anderson is another broad receiver at elite level from Louisiana who recently earned 4a all-state awards after an impressive junior season. He registered 57 catches for 972 Yards and 14 touchdowns on the season, but a Swiss pocket knife that it all does. Anderson also hurried for 151 yards and four scores on 16 Carry's.

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LSU could also use it as a kick-backer after bringing in a combined 518 yards and seven touchdowns on kick and point returns in 2024. Anderson is a real DO-it-player player.

Jalan Chapman: 3-star offensive lineman

Chapman, a three -star perspective from New Orleans (LA.), Last summer, the Tigers about Alabama, USC, Georgia and Tennessee, among others. He is currently 6-foot-3, 270 pounds after his junior year for New Orleans (La.) Warren Easton High after having received national attention after his second-year campaign in 2023.

*All statistics thanks toON3 Sports*

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