Former LSU DB Ashton Stamps Reveals Transfer Destination

by Staff Reporter

January 6, 202612 Comments

Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports

Former LSU cornerback Ashton Stamps committed to Arizona State on Tuesday.

Stamps, a junior from Harvey, La. (Rummel HS), only appeared in three games this past season and slipped down the depth chart behind sophomore PJ Woodland and true freshman DJ Pickett.

He started all 13 games last season as a sophomore and played 11 games with four starts as a true freshman in 2023.

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blueboy•2 months

Man, I hope there's only this much turnover because of the coaching change. If this is the new norm, it's exhausting.

Randolphre•2 months

We'll trade him for their QB

Pax tecum•2 months

Hope it works out for him.

saint tiger225•2 months

Pretty good pickup for Arizona St.

Good luck Stamps.

Camo Tiger 337•2 months

I was really high on him coming into this season and I hate that he left as he could’ve been a good asset to keep. I’m surprised he ended up there of all places but happy it’s not somewhere we have to play him and he balls out.

NOLA Poboy•2 months

Wanted to go where the school had his initials on a jacket

mikethetigerdc•2 months

good one!

brewdrees•2 months

College football is forever ruined

ElTigreFuego•2 months

The law of equivalent exchange

TigerGuy32•2 months

No one cares this is “Tiger” Droppings not Sun Devil Spear. Get it together

ChatGPT of LA•2 months

What a loser. Leaving home state because youre scared. Pickett will be gone next year

iamandykeim•2 months

He dropped off the depth chart entirely. Just not athletic enough to compete in the SEC. Hopefully moving down a level works out for him. He’s been nothing but good to LSU and played hard even when he was physically outmatched by SEC WRs.

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