The LSU 2018 recruiting class suffered a big blow on Thursday night when outside linebacker/defensive lineman Adam Anderson from Rome, GA announced his de-commitment from the Tigers.

Anderson, a four-star prospect, and the No. 1 overall outside linebacker for the class of 2018 announced his de-commitment via Twitter.

LSU now has 20 verbal commits for the class of 2018 with the departure of Anderson.

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The key words in his post are “trying to build a relationship”
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Rome GA is Alabama, Tennessee and UGA territory, maybe some Auburn and Clemson sprinkled in. If he had come to LSU that would have been a major recruiting coup.
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Good
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True jdrn21. The point is this happens everywhere. Not just LSU. It's the world we live in.
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What is the record for de-commits for a season per HC?
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Bye Felicia
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Hope he goes to Tennessee. Heard they are building a championship caliber team over there...lol
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All you salty motherfrickers need to go to your primary care physician because y'all cholesterol is too damn high
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"Please respect my decision!!!" Not saying he's a whiny brat, but this sounds like a whiny brat. I'd honestly respect his decision a lot more if he didn't include this. Good luck to him.
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Problem is, we're relegated and obligated to play the wishy washy underclassmen HS recruiting game. Not the kid's fault...Nature of the Beast.
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And it won't change back to the old way. It will just evolve in the direction it's going as social media technology advances
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No room for a 4 star anyway. We'll just keep that spot for another 3 star.
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Hate to see him go....but honestly, he hasn't played his senior season yet so we don't really know his talent anyway.
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"Please respect my decision!!!" Your decision would be much easier to respect if you had any respect for your own decision. You jumped the gun and made a commitment you had felt you needed to back out of, why should I think you actually gave this new decision much more thought? I know, this is a high schooler so we shouldn't expect too much maturity... While that's true he is at a good age to learn these life lessons. His parents and coach shouldn't be too hard on him but don't give him a free pass either.
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There won't be room for him after the National Titles start this year.
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Commitments and ranking classes this early based on commitments is hillarious. Hell, LSU was flipping kids a day or two before last signing day. It happens.
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an 17-18 year old unsure of his decision. If I was a highly sought after recruit, I would not commit soo early either....good luck on his decision...reminds me of recruiting for the navy.
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Man this us going to happen again and again. Kids committed this early are really a joke.
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This doesnt hurt at us at all, we are deep at the buck position with quality guys.
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Perfect example of the flaws of the early committal process
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And now early signing in December will be a thing as well
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The "long talks" and "hours of thought" should go in to the process before committing. If you aren't completely ready to completely shut down the process, don't commit anywhere.
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