LSU Lands Its First Commitment From The Transfer Portal

by Staff Reporter

January 4, 202615 Comments

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Hawaii wide receiver Jackson Harris committed to LSU out of the transfer portal on Sunday following his visit to Baton Rouge.

Harris just wrapped up his redshirt sophomore season, catching 49 passes for 963 yards and 12 touchdowns.

The 6-3, 190-pounder from Berkeley, Calif., spent his first two seasons at Stanford.

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LSU_Legz•3 months

And here...we.....geaux!

DrSteveBrule•3 months

The portal giveth and the portal taketh away. It is definitely a bad feeling when you lose a player that you expected the income back but I can't deny that it's fun getting fresh blood.

CrystalPreserves•3 months

I miss the days when LSU was predominantly Louisiana talent. But good luck to this guy. Geaux Tigers

RougeDawg•3 months

That dude is fast!

LuckyTiger57•3 months

Looks like a great pickup.

HC87•3 months

Welcome to the Stick!

KING NOLA•3 months

Man, speed to burn, great hands, and real nice body control. Harris looks like a real good pickup for the team, welcome to the fam Jackson Harris, go be great.

LaSportsFan1•3 months

With Trey'Dez returning and adding this young man, this seems to be a good start to rebuilding the receiver group.

pitchandcatch27•3 months

Welcome! Next??

luciouslou•3 months

Definitely would take a lot of nil money for me to stop living in hawaii to go to BR and get shot at. But hey we will take him

Mouche337•3 months

Not when you trying to go to the league!

LSUsince74•3 months

Respect his decision

LSUbacchus81•3 months

I trust in Lane to recognize offensive talent. Anyone criticizing this is just feeling compelled to bitch and moan.