LSU Loses Commitment From 2018 Athlete Justin Watkins

by Staff Reporter

February 16, 201612 Comments

Multiple sources are reporting that four-star 2018 athlete Justin Watkins has decommitted from LSU.

Watkins, a 6-0, 157-pound prospect from Ocala, FL (North Marion) originally committed to LSU last April.

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For more info on Watkins, visit his profile page on our 2018 Recruiting Tracker.

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texastigerr•111 months

"He said he decommitted because of the Edwards comments about the football program."

Well when the program is still blowin and goin in 2018 that will pretty much tell him who the bafoon really is and teach him not to listen to politicians.

CharlesLSU•111 months

so....its 2018....

FATBOY TIGER•111 months

To much comp at DBU

LSU Patrick•111 months

We'll see you again down the road.

otowntiger•111 months

Not a big deal at this point in the least. He committed too soon anyway. Probably will change his mind a hundred times before finally deciding anyway. He's really just a baby right now.

purpleleaf•111 months

157 lbs. Football would knock him over.

Cosmo•111 months

He said he decommitted because of the Edwards comments about the football program.

Freaky_Robber•111 months

I say once a kid decommitts.......well bye! Go recruit another kid that wants to be a LSU Tiger!

High C•111 months

These kids treat college commitments like Americans treat marriage.

GWfool•111 months

He is for the class of 2018. There really is no reason for the 2018 class should be committed in the first place,

LeonPhelps•111 months

With the way these kids so nonchalantly commit and decommit, any commitment is utterly meaningless.