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Eric Weddle doubles down with full context from his Michigan visit:
“Michigan was one of the most impressive… but the QB play wasn’t what I expected. Don’t be surprised if he gets benched. When I say he can’t throw/play quarterback, it means he’s not accurate and doesn’t play the position well.”
He said Bryce Underwood was “behind the 8-ball of all these other quarterbacks” vs. the other schools. 9 visits total 😬
(via @TheCoachJBShow)
LSU is expected to name JR Belton as an assistant general manager, sources tell @CBSSports.
Has been at LSU since 2021 as a valued staffer under Ed Orgeron and Brian Kelly, including as Kelly’s director of football ops. Now remaining at LSU under Lane Kiffin in an expanded role.
Ranking all 42 incoming #LSU transfers in terms of how important they’ll be for the 2026 season (not for 2027 and beyond).
*** Will provide quick breakdowns for all projected starters, which will take up the first 12 spots. ***
1 — Sam Leavitt, QB, Arizona State
* Starting QB is the most important position in sports.
2 — Jordan Seaton, OT, Colorado
* Having an All-American LT protecting either your recently injured QB (Leavitt) or freshman starting QB (Longstreet) is night and day compared to what we had last season.
3 — Princewill Umanmielen, EDGE, Ole Miss
* Your starting QB and protecting the QB are the two most important things in football…getting after the opposing QB is next up and not many did that better than Prince, last season.
4 — Aliou Bah, G, Maryland
* Providing stability at the guard position with an All-Conference ceiling guard is paramount for the success of this offense…again, see last season as an example of wha the opposite could do.
5 — Jayce Brown, WR, Kansas State
* All the talent in the world and will likely get the first crack at being Leavitt’s WR1.
6 — Stephiylan Green, DL, Clemson
* If Dom McKinley struggles again, Green is a more than capable starter on the interior of the defensive line…and if McKinley develops, Green becomes your run-stuffing big man in the middle of an expected dominant DL.
7 — TJ Dottery, LB, Ole Miss
* Tackling machine, will be roaming the field and terrorizing opposing offenses alongside Whit Weeks and Davhon Keys.
8 — Ty Benefield, S, Boise State
* One of my favorite pieces in the entire portal class…absolute monster and athletic freak. He and Spears could very well be the most athletic starting S duo in the country.
9 — Jordan Ross, EDGE, Tennessee
* If he reaches his potential, he and Prince have a chance to be a game-wrecking pass rush pair.
10 — Eugene Wilson III, WR, Florida
* Projected WR2 in what’s expected to be a top-5 offense in the country. Route running artist.
11 — Devin Harper, G/T, Ole Miss
* Projected starting guard, and like Bah, will hopefully provide some stability and competence to a unit that didn’t have any at all last season.
12 — Winston Watkins Jr., WR, Ole Miss
* Familiarity with Lane Kiffin and Charlie Weis Jr. will likely earn him a starting spot to begin he season.
13 — Faheem Delane, S, Ohio State
14 — Dilin Jones, RB, Wisconsin
15 — Husan Longstreet, QB, USC
16 — Jackson Harris, WR, Hawaii
17 — Scott Starzyk, K, Arkansas
18 — Jaylen Brown, EDGE, South Carolina
19 — Malik Blocton, DT, Auburn
20 — Darrin Strey, OT, Kentucky
21 — William Satterwhite, G/C, Tennessee
22 — JaKolby Jones, G, Copiah-Lincoln CC
23 — Sean Thompkins, OT, Baylor
24 — Zach Grace, FB/TE, Oregon
25 — Ja’Quan Sprinkle, OT, North Carolina Central
26 — Tre Brown III, WR, Old Dominion
27 — Tyree Holloway. WR, West Florida
28 — Landen Clark, QB, Elon
29 — Malachi Thomas, TE, Pittsburgh
30 — Achilles Woods, EDGE, South Alabama
31 — Treylan James, S, Southern
32 — Roman Mothershed, WR, Troy
33 — Mason Dossett, S/WR, Baylor
34 — Malik Elzy, WR, Illinois
35 — Josh Jackson, WR, McNeese State
36 — Rob Gainey Jr., RB, Charlotte
37 — Raycine Guillory Jr., RB, Utah
38 — Ja’Mard Jones, OT, Nicholls State
39 — Theo Grace, LB, North Dakota
40 — Stacy Gage, RB, Central Florida
41 — Hayden Craig, P, Florida
42 — Mack Mulhern, LS, Florida
Unbelievable! Cookie got his man!!!
Great job Cookie! Our lead recruiter in the Seaton sweepstakes, closed another deal! Hopefully, Coach @Lane_Kiffin was taking notes and learning your technique!
#JustDifferent
BREAKING: Colorado transfer OT Jordan Seaton has Committed to LSU, he tells @On3
Seaton is the No. 1 offensive tackle in the portal and was a Five-Star Plus+ recruit coming out of high school
https://t.co/RlUbB6EMhS
BREAKING: #LSU has landed a commitment from the No. 1 offensive lineman in the Transfer Portal: Jordan Seaton.
The 6’5, 330-pound Colorado transfer checks in as the No. 4 overall player in the portal.
Lane Kiffin and Co. land their ninth Top-100 transfer with Seaton’s pledge.