In the 2026 recruiting cycle, LSU football needs to sign these three Louisiana prospects.
the competitive landscape of college football recruiting, securing top in-state talent is crucial for programs like LSU. the 2026 recruiting cycle, three Louisiana prospects stand out as pivotal targets for the Tigers: offensive tackle Lamar Brown, safety Blaine Bradford, and wide receiver Jabari Mack.
- Lamar Brown**
Lamarrown, hailing from University Laboratory School in Baton Rouge, is a consensus top prospect in Louisiana for the 2026 class. Standat 6-foot-4 and weighing 285 pounds, Brown is an interior offensive lineman known for his exceptional strength, agility, and football intelligence. His abi to dominate the line of scrimmage and protect the quarterback makes him a highly sought-after recruit. AccordingOn3.com, Brown is ranked as the No. 2 player in Louisiana and the No. 18 player nationally. (on3.com)
Securing Brown would not only bolster LSU’s offensive line but also send a strong message about program’s commitment to keeping top talent within the state. His presence on the roster could providmmediate depth and futuretability to the offensive front.
2. Blaine Bradford
Blaine Bradford, a safety from Catholic High SchoolBaton Rouge, is another top-tier prospect in Louisiana. Standing at 6-foot-1 and weighing 195 pounds, Bradford is known his speed, versatility, and keen defensive instincts. He has the ability to read offensffectively and make crucial plays in the secondary. On3.com ranks Bradford as the No. 1layer in Louisiana dhe No. 7 player nationally. (on3.com)
Adding Bradford to LSU’s defensive backfield would enhance the team’s pass defense and overall defensive flexibil. His playmaking abilies and leadership qualities could make him a cornerstone of the Tigers’ defense in the coming years.
Jabari Mack*
Jabari Mack, a wide receiver from Destrehan High School, is a dynamic offensive talent in the 2026 class. Standing at 6-footMack is recognized for his exceptional route-running, reliable hands, and abilitycreate separation from defenders. His athleticism and football IQ makeim a significant thrtn the passing game. According to 247Sports, Mack is ranked as the No. 57 player nationally. (tigerdroppings.com)
Incorporatina into LSU’s receiving corps would provide the offense with a versatile playmaker capable of stretching the field and making impactful plays. His tion would complement the existing talent and add depth to the Tigers’ offensive arsenal.
