by
31 Comments
Ed Orgeron and the LSU coaching staff received some good news on Wednesday evening when cornerback Marcus Scott announced his commitment to the Tigers.

The Woodlands, Texas (College Park) native is LSU's eight verbal commit for 2022 and the Tigers second cornerback in the class. LSU first offered Scott on Jan. 2.

Landing a solid group of cornerbacks in 2022 will be a top priority for LSU as they only signed one, Damarius McGhee, in 2021 and will likely lose Derek Stingley Jr. to the NFL after next season.


For more info on Scott, visit his profile page on our 2022 Recruiting Tracker.

Comments

31 Comments
user avatar
I'll get on board with your "boom" as soon as he signs his LOI and doesn't enter the transfer portal midseason.
Reply32 months
user avatar
I'll get on board with your "boom" as soon as he signs his LOI and doesn't enter the transfer portal midseason.
Reply32 months
user avatar
1000%....lol oK
Reply32 months
user avatar
Saban said it was ok that we take him
Reply32 months
user avatar
Took Delpits path
Reply32 months
user avatar
Watched film. Stars don't mean much to me, but his film is just OK. Got heavy feet. Good size, and can definitely progress.
Reply32 months
user avatar
A shut down corner and baller with ball skills! How many stars? Who cares? Only star coaches find star players, before they even get stars. Geaux Tigers!
Reply32 months
user avatar
So we are now recruiting unranked, zero star players?
Reply32 months
user avatar
Yeah. I'm sure Raymond is taking bad defensive backs.
32 months
user avatar
Not before long, he will be a high star! Watch it!
32 months
user avatar
I remember this two star DB we signed once. Only D1 offer was from LSU. Undersized local kid. Thank God the staff decided to offer Tyrann Mathieu even though the scouting services and other schools didn't notice him. Stars aren't everything.
32 months
user avatar
Yeah, boom lol.... wake me when he signs...
Reply32 months
user avatar
Oh boy....here we go again.
Reply32 months
user avatar
0 stars .... meh
Reply32 months
user avatar
I read this 3 times and no where does it say if he is a 3 star 4 or 5. 1 or 2?
Reply32 months
user avatar
I’ve seen him play in person. I would say unrated, or maybe a 1 star. Got benched late in the season. He’s tall, and runs track.
32 months
user avatar
Tyrann Matthieu was an undersized 3* He’s a pro bowler now
32 months
user avatar
Who is this kid? He is unranked and only got offers from Houston and UNLV? Did I miss something?
Reply32 months
user avatar
Yeah. Our staff is pretty good at evaluating talent...especially in the secondary.
32 months
user avatar
Woodlands, baby!! Albeit CP;)
Reply32 months
user avatar
Welcome aboard Marcus! We need you!
Reply32 months
user avatar
Meh. Until these kids show up on campus, it’s really hard for me to even get excited about stuff like this so far out.
Reply32 months
user avatar
Is this a commitment or a commitment?
Reply32 months
user avatar
Please Respek my decision
Reply32 months
user avatar
Stuff like this makes me think we as fans put too much emphasis on what matters to these recruits. I know 2022 is a ways off, but we had a total shite show of a season and we don’t even have a def coordinator and still get a def commit.
Reply32 months
user avatar
Boo hoo. LSU has played in 4 National Championship Games in the last 18 years and won 3 of them. LSU has won 6 SEC West Titles and 5 SEC Titles in the last 20 years. 3 straight LSU Head Coaches have won National Titles. LSU was 15-0 and National Champions in 2019 and LSU had 14 players drafted in the 2020 Draft including 5 1st Rounders. Yet, “Chicken Little” fans like yourself only see last season after losing 40% of the roster. Short memory to say the least.
32 months
user avatar
probably need 1000% committed these days just to try and finish at 100% come signing day.
Reply32 months
Popular Stories