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Oklahoma WR Nic Anderson Commits To LSU

by Staff Reporter

December 17, 202428 Comments

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Former Oklahoma wide receiver Nic Anderson announced that he has committed to LSU.

The 6-4, 220-pound receiver from Katy, Texas, missed all but one game this season due to a leg injury but caught 31 receptions for 798 yards and 10 touchdowns (school record) during his freshman season.

Anderson was a former four-star recruit in the 2022 class and committed to the Sooners out of high school over Oregon, Notre Dame, USC, and others.

He is the third wide receiver to transfer into the program this offseason, joining Kenutcky's Barion Brown and Florida State's Destyn Hill.

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SWOK Sooner•5 months

You'll get 3-4 games out of him, tops

idlewatcher•5 months

How is 10TD's a record at OU of all places?

BeachTiger2018•5 months

probably a freshman record

BabyTac•5 months

Who will he play for next year?

LSU_Legz•5 months

Uhhh, LSU?

PureBlood•5 months

So, we got 12 WRs in the room (including Dez). Who do we process out or is there a chance we go into fall with that many?

cajunmud•5 months

Buying some of these players who've had injuries is like buying a stock whose company had a bad quarter or a bad year. Buy low, sell high.

Betting on the future. Great...if it works. Playing the odds if the numbers work. Geaux BK.

theOG•5 months

Super star talent when healthy, but he’s soft as butter and has no chest. Burned a lot of bridges his older brother built on his way out.

Shaq4prez•5 months

Thanks for your expertise

Saunson69•5 months

800 yards for a Freshman is excellent.

Saunson69•5 months

21 YPC is also elite

CrawfishElvis•5 months

Ok now get us some boys to block

gotiger•5 months

Better have an o-line that can block long enough for Nuss to throw to all these playmakers