Four-Star Florida Receiver Somourian Wingo Reveals Top Five Schools

by Staff Reporter

April 22, 202512 Comments

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Four-star wide receiver Somourian Wingo announced his top five schools this week, which included LSU.

His top schools are LSU, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, and Miami.

The 6-2, 180-pounder from Saint Augustine, Fla., is rated the No. 22 wide receiver in the country for 2025, according to 247 Sports.

LSU currently has three wide receivers committed for 2025, headlined by five-star Tristen Keys, and four-star prospects Kenny Darby and Jabari Mack.

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ForTheWin81•23 days

When did Wingo become such a popular name among FB players

BIIIL•1 month

Lots of negative posts from the LSU haters on hers. There is nothing wrong with narrowing your choices. It gives LSU a better idea if they are interested enough in LSU to spend time and resources pursuing them

Shooter•1 month

With NIL every kids topi is BS! Nobody cares!

pitchandcatch27•1 month

Lets see which one has the bigger $dollar$ sign? Then, after one year he transfers again for top dollar. CF is screwed unless they put a cap on schools NIL bucket of money.

Saunson69•1 month

Name is Somourian. Looking at phone in his posted picture of what schools he's narrowed it down to. 95% chance he does not end up at the school he initially "commits" to.

Saunson69•1 month

Don't care.

CBarkleytruth•1 month

This web site’s addition of front page articles has been a great feature. With that being said, I vote for getting rid of “reveals top schools” and “reveals transfer destination” updates.

LSUMANINVA•1 month

No one cares.

lsudave1•1 month

Serious question, does the last name Wingo exist outside of SEC football? There seems to be a disproportionate number of Wingos who have played in the SEC compared to the general population.

Beats2Geaux•1 month

Sportscaster Trey Wingo who had worked for ESPN and the Pro Football Network.

LSUbacchus81•1 month

Whichever school he commits to, he’s a lock. He looks like a man of his word.

FLObserver•1 month

Respect whatever decision he makes.

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