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Five-Star LB Target Harold Perkins Decommits From Texas A&M, Will Visit LSU This Weekend
by TD Staff ReporterJanuary 24, 2022
Elite five-star linebacker Harold Perkins from Cypress, Texas has de-committed from Texas A&M, according to his uncle Alvin Walton who spoke with 247Sports about his recruitment.
The 6-3, 210-pound prospect is rated the No. 1 linebacker in the country for 2022 and the No. 2 overall player for the state of Texas, according to 247 Sports. He will be taking an official visit to LSU this weekend
His top schools back in December were Texas A&M, LSU, and Texas.
For more info on Perkins, visit his profile page on our Recruiting Tracker.
The 6-3, 210-pound prospect is rated the No. 1 linebacker in the country for 2022 and the No. 2 overall player for the state of Texas, according to 247 Sports. He will be taking an official visit to LSU this weekend
His top schools back in December were Texas A&M, LSU, and Texas.
For more info on Perkins, visit his profile page on our Recruiting Tracker.
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This guys best quality is loyalty, and hes going to go to whoever values that loyalty the most...
Reply4 months

I don't really care what games these prima donnas play! I guess the attention they garner from their bait & switch tactics is fulfilling to them and I wish them all the satisfaction they can achieve from it. But at the end of the day, I do want them to choose the Purple & Gold! GEAUX TIGERS!
Reply4 months

Another Citizen attention lover. You either love LSU and want to be a Tiger or not. The other signees did not have to think about it. Come on down Perkins you will love Saturday nights in Death Valley. Please no circle jerk games. Grab a pen and ease the pain. We need your talents. Geaux Tigers!!!!
Reply4 months







Impossible. The Rant told me he’s getting $5 Million from AtM. He must want some free Texas de Brazil.
Reply4 months



Has anyone created some kind of alumni NIL group that anyone is aware of? If you get 5000 alums to commit to $100 a year, that’s an easy $500,000 a year of NIL money to spread around. In return just ask players to do boys and girls clubs events, promote charitable fundraisers, etc. This would help us retain and get a few players and it is cheap of you get lots of people to agree to contribute. Just need someone to start it up.
Reply4 months

That hasn’t happened yet but I am 100% certain that LSU’s current NIL has much more than 500k to spread around. I know that we have millions at this time with more coming. That’s just from several of the bigger businesses. There is a lot more money willing to be shelled out than people around here believe. We can now easily handle million dollar deals with more on the way. The structure is in its infancy stages, being organized, and we already have plenty of money to compete with anyone.
4 months

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Really? The answer is yes LSU was late to NIL party but they have it under control now. We can spend
4 months

Doctor, I think you don’t understand my question. I mean an NIL where the general public, regular earning LSU alums and fans can give to. Not just NILs set up by rich boosters or companies, but a regular fan based NIL group.
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I don’t like it either, but it is what it is. I suspect it will quickly correct itself in a couple years when all the big boosters at places like Texas 8&4 and UT get tired to throwing money up front to kids who transfer after a year or two due to PT or whatever. I imagine the numbers will drop for high schoolers just from boosters tired of getting burnt.
4 months
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