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Just earlier this week it was reported that New Orleans five-star quarterback Arch Manning was narrowing his list of top schools to Texas and Alabama.

Manning's father, Cooper, recently spoke with 247Sports to refute that report and added LSU and Florida in the mix for his son's recruitment.
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A recent report that 2023's No. 1 recruit Arch Manning is down to two schools is not true, his father Cooper told 247Sports on Wednesday.

In fact, because of regime changes at a few SEC schools, you can add two more programs to the mix for the five-star quarterback: Florida and nearby LSU.

The 6-foot-4, 220-pound Manning still has a keen eye on Alabama, Georgia, Ole Miss and Texas, schools he visited during the summer and returned for games during the fall. It's a good bet that those four plus the twosome of LSU and Florida will get Manning on campus in the spring or summer.
Many around LSU have always thought Manning would be heading to college outside of Louisiana but the new coaching staff in Baton Rouge with Brian Kelly and company could make things interesting as his senior season heats up next fall.

For more info on Manning, visit his profile page on our 2023 Recruiting Tracker.
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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HonoraryCoonass49 months
That’s bait. I’ll kiss Cooper’s arse at halftime, 50 yard line, Tiger Stadium, Texas game, if Arch winds up at LSU.
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LSUtoBOOT49 months
If you do that, then you’ll have to change your handle to “HonoraryKissass”
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Wallace Ritchie49 months
The Mannings hate LSU. I’m not falling for this.
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TerryDawg0349 months
This hype over this kid is going to doom him before he even steps foot on a college field.
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Clashmore Mike49 months
One of Brian Kelly's strengths is developing Quarterbacks (even 3 star rated QBs when they were recruited). I'm sure this isn't lost on the Mannings....
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FreddieMac49 months
Everyone seems to use LSU to drive the price up for coaches and players these days! LOL
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Geaux Guy49 months
Would rather avoid the charade
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Aligater49 months
Wow...Arch Manning and Walker Howard....
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Gumbo149 months
No Manning will come to LSU based on history. Just sayin'
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NorthSider7249 months
History ain't future. Just saying. New generation - new directions.
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AkronTiger49 months
Arch Manning isn't playing mind games. I just think that BK and Polian have done a really good job here.
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Brendoni49 months
Just trying to keep the locals happy, which ultimately keeps pressure off of him.
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southsidedell49 months
This guy gets it
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LSUMBAgrad49 months
LSU’s not in the Manning family vocabulary, never has been and never will be
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sabbertooth49 months
Not holding my breath on this one.
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MasonTiger49 months
Love to get him. Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out it’s a zero chance of happening.
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mallardhank49 months
Now that adult leadership is at the helm of football you never know what might happen.
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Billieboy49 months
Never gonna happen
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DVinBR49 months
just trying to make drama, not happening
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Tic4449 months
love to have him. Don't NEED him though
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RightWingTiger49 months
Why would any team have a need for a 5* QB Recruit?
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DaBike49 months
LSU isn’t even a consideration for him, just stop
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Louisianabound8849 months
Saban playing mind games again, don’t fall for it BK. Focus on recruiting reasonable targets
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mylsuhat49 months
What a loser mentality
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TigerDM49 months
Very simple, if the Mannings like the offense under BK and he feels he is better than Walker Howard, then there is absolutely a good chance he would seriously considering coming here. I'm sure they look at Kiffin as only being at Ole Miss a short time till he gets a big time offer
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