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In somewhat expected news, four-star cornerback Daylen Austin from Long Beach, Calif., flipped his commitment from LSU to Oregon on the first day of the early signing period.

Austin initially committed to the LSU coaching staff during a visit in April of 2022.

Filed Under: LSU Football Recruiting
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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LsuTigahHomie•35 months
Meow
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ImBatman•35 months
If you're scared, say you're scared!
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uptowntiger84•35 months
Love the commitment these young kids have. I don't consider them committed until they sign the paperwork.
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Bayoubred•35 months
Respek his commitment!

No, really! This one time, PLEASE!
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mla0100•35 months
... and he was never heard from again!
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Barbellthor•35 months
Well. Fudge 'im. Weak.
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LAconfidential•35 months
pussy
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Mufasaking47•35 months
Wow, really Austin. You could play here and provide depth
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