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The third member of LSU’s transfer portal homecoming court made it official Tuesday when former Dunham School standout Carlos Stewart announced his commitment to LSU on social media. The 6-foot-1, 185-pound Stewart spent the first two years of his career at Santa Clara University, earning first team All-West Coast Conference honors this past season. He

Former Dunham star and Santa Clara guard, Carlos Stewart, is returning home and has committed to LSU, according to his Twitter account.

LSU remained active in the NCAA transfer portal in trying to revive the fortunes of its men’s basketball program. The Tigers picked up a commitment Friday from 7-foot, 245-pound graduate transfer Will Baker of Nevada where he spent the past two seasons and helped the Wolfpack to the NCAA Tournament in 2022-23. Baker joins fellow

Baton Rouge native Jordan Wright, who played the last four seasons for Vanderbilt, has completed his transfer to LSU and will join coach Matt McMahon’s program for the 2023-24 season, the school released Thursday. Wright played four years of high school basketball at The Dunham School for coach Jonathan Pixley in Baton Rouge. “We are

Not even two years away at Tulane has changed Jalen Cook’s perspective of LSU. It’s the program he began his career with and the one he plans to finish his career. Cook, who spent his first season at LSU under then coach Will Wade, has decided to transfer back to LSU and coach Matt McMahon.

BATON ROUGE - While the LSU womens basketball team is celebrating a national championship, the mens team picked up some much needed help on Wednesday.

Vanderbilt Commodores guard Jordan Wright (4) dribbles past LSU Tigers guard Adam Miller (44) during the second half at Bridgestone Arena. Photo by: Steve Roberts-USA TODAY Sports/Reuters Jordan Wright is coming back to the Boot. The Baton Rouge native that has spent the last four years at Vande ...

After playing for the past four years at Vanderbilt University, Baton Rouge native Jordan Wright has decided to transfer to LSU for his fifth and final season. The 6-foot-6, 220-pound Wright, who can play guard or forward, made his announcement on social media on Wednesday. “I’m coming home,” said Wright, superimposed in an LSU uniform.

Former Dunham star and Vanderbilt guard Jordan Wright announced that he is returning home to attend LSU for his final year of eligibility according to his Twitter.

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