Former LSU OL Tyler Miller Reveals His Transfer Destination In The SEC

by Staff Reporter

January 16, 20267 Comments

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LSU true freshman offensive lineman Tyler Miller announced his commitment to Mississippi State this week.

The 6-6, 335-pound lineman from Laurel, Miss., signed with the Tigers over Ole Miss, Alabama, and Georgia in 2025.

Miller will have four years of eligibility remaining at Mississippi State.

Here's where all of LSU's OL transfers have ended up:

Carius Curne to Ole Miss
Coen Echols to Texas A&M
Ory Williams to Tennessee
Tyree Adams to Texas A&M
Khayree Lee to South Alabama
DJ Chester to Mississippi State
Paul Mubenga to Nebraska
Ethan Calloway to Wake Forest

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4LSUinSC•4 hours

Tigerbait
Geaux fighting tigers

HurricaneCamille•7 hours

This proved to be a really unhappy unit of young men.

The Third Leg•8 hours

8 OL transfers in one season? Dang.

Broken Arrow•8 hours

This was one of the biggest head scratchers for me. A four star with the size of the prototypical guard of the Les Miles era. Was looking for big things from him at LSU.

markthetiger•9 hours

Weren’t good enough to perform at a high-level at LSU, but all transferred to power four conferences… What does that tell you?

CharlesLSU•8 hours

Three things:
1 - looking for an NIL payday
2 - oline staff coming in has an old school focus……it’s based on hard arse work
3 - say what you want but Davis was a great recruiter and buddy (the problem)

Dicken Nuggets•8 hours

Tells me how horrible the coaching was. Absolute dogshite coaching at LSU.

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