Destrehan, La. – The Rival Camp Series He made his last stop in New Orleans, LA last weekend as some of the area’s top talent entered Destrohan High School. Although the talent-rich region usually attracts the attention of schools across the country, five schools stood by during the camp to talk to recruiters.
Alabama
With some top talent tripping from the state of Alabama, it’s no surprise that Crimson Tide was well-represented in the interests of some of the top employers. It starts with Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Northridge four-star offensive lineman Wilkin Formby, who was one of the best in the camp at Trench on Sunday as he picked up an offer from his hometown school and made multiple trips to see the program.
Although Gadsden City (Ala.) Received only one offer from 2024 cornerback Dray Kirkpatrick Jr. Marshall, interest in Power Five programs has begun to grow, including in Alabama where his father won two national championships in the early 2010s.
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Baylor
Baylor recently succeeded in recruiting her neighbor Louisiana to the class, while returning Matt Rule Talent was pulling from The Boot, and that trend seems to be continuing Dave Arnda.
If a school could bring 6-foot-4, 180-pound receiver Harvey Browserd out of the SEC, it would be Baylor where he sees an early opportunity to play as a freshman. Monroe (La.) Neville defensive end Matthew Forbes-White Aranda has been hired as an external linebacker with versatility around the defense, and it stands as a potential top contender for the Bears at the moment.
Add to Baylor’s momentum in Louisiana that the Bears are still doing well with Texas recruits such as Jeremy Payne, who recently went to Waco, and the defending Big 12 champions could be set down the line for more success.
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LSU
It is almost certain that LSU will make some noise in its own state, but there is irresistible optimism about that. Brian Kelly Speaking to recruits on Sunday, he and his staff made headlines.
It starts with New Orleans (La.) St. Augustine offensive lineman Tyree Adams, who tops his list after a strong tour of the Baton Rouge. Despite being heavily involved with the Adams, a large part of the SEC team, the Bayou Bengals have internal tracks to capture local potential.
Additional possibilities for LSU that have been strongly considered are 2023 four-star OL Wilkin Formby, 2025 DT Reginald Vaughan, 2024 RB Jeremy Payne and notably 2023 CB Jay Eugene Jr., who has Tiger in his top two activities with connections to his family. .
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Mississippi State
Among the top quarterbacks in attendance, Mississippi State is among its top competitors in the race for the spring tour before Memphis (Tenn.) Lausanne Collegiate School of Signals-collar Brock Glenn took an official visit this summer. With Mike LeachIts system is so dependent on quarterbacks that it only benefits the Bulldogs to keep Glenn as an alternative to the depths of his recruitment.
Other Mississippi state mentions include Tyree Adams, Jonathan Bax, Joy Eugene Jr., Matthew Forbes-White, Tanner Welch and Reginald Vaughn. With an important 2023 class approaching for the Bulldogs, the plot is certainly starting to set in for the area’s top talent.
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Michigan
Michigan’s national recruitment power has kept the Wolverines prominent in the state of Louisiana for more than half a decade, and it continues to do so.
As linebacker Collage Cobbins begins to make a real start in his 2024 outing, Michigan is one of the first programs to be hotly debated. With LSU, Joy Eugene Jr. has Wolverine in his top two at the moment after a tough tour in Ann Arbor recently. Baton Rouge (LA) Liberty Magnet four-star running back Caleb Jackson is also planning an official visit to Michigan this summer as his conspiracy in Wolverine continues to grow.
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