LSU Lands Nation’s Top-10 Bigman Offensive Momentum In The Country: Five-Star Jimmori Robinson Elite True Freshman Recruit Committed Joins LSU Tigers Over Power-5 Heavyweights Program…

Baton Rouge, LA — LSU Football’s offensive line just got a massive upgrade. In a major recruiting win that’s sending shockwaves across the SEC and beyond, five-star offensive lineman Jimmori Robinson, a top-10 national recruit and widely considered the most college-ready big man in the 2025 class, has officially committed to the LSU Tigers, choosing Brian Kelly’s surging program over offers from Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, and Texas.

Robinson’s commitment adds to what is shaping up to be one of the best offensive line classes in LSU history — and signals that the Tigers are dead serious about building a dominant front to protect star quarterback Garrett Nussmeier and power a high-octane run game into the future.

A 6-foot-6, 325-pound mauler out of Houston, Texas (North Shore High School), Robinson is the kind of offensive lineman who makes defenders disappear on tape. Known for his elite footwork, violent punch, and relentless motor, he’s been a fixture at the top of recruiting boards since his sophomore season.

• 5⭐️ Composite Rating
• No. 2 OT in the Nation (247Sports Composite)
• No. 7 Overall Player in the 2025 Class
• Under Armour All-American Selection
• U.S. Army National Combine MVP

Scouts have long raved about his blend of size and agility, with comparisons ranging from Trent Williams to Penei Sewell.

“Jimmori is a rare blend of raw power and polished technique,” said 247Sports analyst Cooper Petagna. “He’ll be SEC-ready Day 1 and could be a top-10 NFL Draft pick in three years.”

Despite heavy pressure from in-state Texas and Texas A&M, as well as late pushes from Georgia and Oregon, Robinson said his decision came down to trust, development, and culture — three things he found in Baton Rouge.

“LSU felt like home the moment I stepped on campus,” Robinson said during his commitment ceremony. “Coach Kelly’s plan for me was clear, and I want to be part of building a national title team — not just joining one. I believe in what LSU is doing.”

Offensive line coach Brad Davis, widely respected as one of the best developers in college football, was a key factor in sealing the deal. Davis personally recruited Robinson for over two years and made multiple visits to Houston this past season.

“Coach Davis kept it real from day one,” Robinson said. “He didn’t just talk about football. He talked about life, my goals, my education, and being a man. That stuck with me.”

With Robinson now in the fold, LSU’s offensive line future looks downright terrifying for SEC defenses:

• Jimmori Robinson (5⭐️)
• Zion Davis (4⭐️, Georgia)
• Michael Strong (4⭐️, Louisiana’s top OL)
• Landon Pierce (JUCO All-American)

Add that to returning standouts like Will Campbell, Emery Jones, and Miles Frazier, and LSU may have the deepest and most talented O-line unit in the SEC over the next 2–3 seasons.

For Brian Kelly — a coach long known for developing elite linemen at Notre Dame — it’s a return to form and a clear sign that LSU is building for the long haul.

“If you want to compete for a national title, it starts in the trenches,” Kelly said last month. “We’ve made that a priority, and it’s paying off.”

Robinson’s commitment gives LSU its third five-star in the 2025 class and vaults the Tigers into the Top 3 nationally in recruiting rankings, trailing only Alabama and Ohio State.

The Tigers have now secured:

• 3 Five-Stars
• 11 Four-Stars
• 6 Top-100 National Players

Perhaps even more significant: LSU is dominating in-state and holding its own in Texas — a region that Kelly’s staff has aggressively recruited since his arrival.

“With guys like Jimmori, you’re not just landing a player,” one SEC rival recruiter told ESPN. “You’re making a statement. LSU’s not just hanging around — they’re swinging hard and winning battles that used to go to Bama or Georgia.”

Barring injury, Robinson is seen as a near-lock first-round NFL Draft prospect, with several analysts projecting him as a future All-SEC and potential Outland Trophy contender.

“He’s the type of talent you build a franchise around,” said an NFL scout who’s already tracking Robinson. “He’s that advanced. LSU just landed a future top-10 pick.”

And while Robinson could have taken the NIL-heavy route — sources say Texas A&M’s offer exceeded $1.8 million in guaranteed money — he emphasized development and legacy over short-term cash.

“Money comes and goes,” he said. “Championships and greatness last forever. I want to build that at LSU.”

With Robinson committed, LSU now turns its attention to several key remaining 2025 targets:

• Terrance Bledsoe (5⭐️ DT, Mississippi)
• Jaylen Tolbert (4⭐️ WR, Louisiana)
• Trey Whitaker (4⭐️ CB, Florida)

The Tigers are also working to lock down early enrollees and continue building what many believe could be Brian Kelly’s best class yet — one that sets LSU up for sustained Playoff contention.

Jimmori Robinson’s decision to commit to LSU isn’t just a win on paper — it’s a program-changer.

In the NIL era, when massive offers and transfer rumors dominate headlines, Robinson chose development, culture, and legacy. He chose Baton Rouge. He chose the Tigers.

And now, LSU has a generational big man in the trenches — a future Sunday player — ready to anchor the line and lead the next chapter in the Tigers’ national championship hunt.

“Geaux Tigers — let’s go win something real.” – Jimmori Robinson, future LSU legend