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Hold that Tiger! Brian Thomas Jr. Commits to LSU Share this story Signing Day may have been six days ago, but LSU added one more elite piece to its 2021 class with Walker High’s Brian Thomas Jr. pledging to the Tigers Tuesday. Thomas is a four-star prospect, No. 88 overall, and the No. 4 player in Louisiana. He’s the No. 13 wide receiver and gives LSU five in its 2021 class joining Chris Hilton, Deion Smith, Malik Nabers and Jack Bech. Louisiana, as usual, had a ton of talent in the 2021 cycle and LSU did a good job keeping most of the high end talent home. Per 247, LSU signed six of the...

John Beckstead, Smith’s attorney, did not respond to a request for comment. Chief District Court Judge Karen Townsend ordered Smith be held without bond as he awaits trial in the county jail. FARMINGTON — An Aztec man accused of pulling a knife on a gas station customer after allegedly trying to shoplift an alcoholic beverage is being held without bond in the county jail. Deion Smith, 27, is accused of a fourth-degree felony count of aggravated assault, a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest and a petty misdemeanor count of shoplifting, according to court records. John Beckstead, Smith�...

Post-Early Signing Day Roundtable Share this story Corey I think the biggest takeaway has to be the cowardly (yeah, I said it) swap by Keanu Koht and then JoJo Earle leaving for Bama. The fact that Koht kept telling people he was signing with LSU then the night before you have a “sudden change of heart” not buying it. Earle, while not at a huge position of need (and flipped Nabers as well), comes off as a guy that is going to haunt us for years to come in a Jaylen Waddle mold. Max Well I think it’s generally pretty great, they held the class together, closed on Maason Smith, convinced C...

Early recruiting wrap: Coach O says winning in-state battles were a key in LSU’s 20-man early signing period class Early recruiting wrap: Coach O says winning in-state battles were a key in LSU’s 20-man early signing period class The battleground areas in building LSU’s fourth-rated nationally recruiting class were easy to identify. Just listen to the Tigers head football coach Ed Orgeron when he talks about his staff’s ability to turn pivotal in-state commitments from safety Sage Ryan and defensive tackle Maason Smith into monumental signatures Wednesday on the first day of the NCAA�...

Deion Smith signs with LSU Well sized, talented receiver heads to the boot Share this story Joining an absolutely LOOOOADED receiver class for LSU is Deion Smith, the talented, long athlete from Mississippi. After previously being committed to Mississippi State, Deion Smith flipped to LSU, where he remained until signing the paper. He had an extremely productive senior season, notching 19 TD catches in 13 games. He has a lot of length, and could really fill out his frame to be an impressive physical player. It’ll be tough to crack this receiver room over the next few years, but Smith has a...