Brian Kelly and the LSU football staff have hit the NCAA Transfer Portal with force during the first week of the window being open. Kelly and Co. have secured

LSU football coach Brian Kelly repeatedly stated that LSU would take an aggressive approach in the transfer portal following the 2024 season. The Tigers' showing so far hasn't disappointed. With four commitments and a great chance at securing the top

LSU Coach Brian Kelly said the Tigers would be aggressive in signing players out of the transfer portal and he’s following through with that statement. The Tigers recently signed four players who should be starters in 2025.

Roster management is more challenging than ever in college football, but opportunistic programs can benefit from the changes within the sport. Brian Kelly now faces the task of making the transfer portal work in LSU’s favor.

The LSU Tigers continue to be true to their words and build a competitive transfer portal class for 2025 and from early returns it appears they’re on track. This weekend, Brian Kelly and staff added a quarterback, edge rusher and explosive kick return specialist/wide receiver, dipping into the SEC for two of those products.

LSU needed transfer wide receivers after losing senior Kyren Lacy (exhausted eligibility) and senior CJ Daniels (transfer portal). The Tigers are only bringing back two wideouts, redshirt sophomore Aaron Anderson and junior Zavion Thomas, who had more than five catches during the regular season.

LSU football is in the mix for the top-ranked player in the transfer portal. Former Georgia Tech wide receiver Eric Singleton told On3 his top five schools, and LSU was joined by Auburn, M

Brian Kelly and the LSU staff continued utilizing the NCAA Transfer Portal to their advantage after reeling in four commitments this weekend. It started with Ok