Four-star running back TreVonte' Citizen was in Baton Rouge this weekend for his official visit to LSU and posted this picture on social media of him with running back coach Frank Wilson.

Citizen, who is rated the No. 2 running back in the country according to Rivals, has LSU as one of his top schools along with Auburn, Nebraska, USC, Florida, Miami, Michigan State, and Grambling.

The 6-0, 217-pound prospect from Lake Charles College Prep was committed to LSU throughout this past season but reopened up his recruitment in late November just days before Brian Kelly was hired.

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

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porge7106

If we pull Perkins and citizen that would be epic. Probably will happen too.

Reply•16 months

HTF4U

He coming..We coming

Reply•16 months

Sput

To Gramblins

16 months

Bill W Tiger

Hope the young man chooses LSU...time for another great back from Louisiana to play here and shine!

Reply•16 months

Bandits58

I can’t wait till he vomits to Auburn. The melt Will be epic!!

Reply•16 months

Hurricane Mike

I don't how familiar you are with LA, but RB's grow on trees

16 months

BLD

I vomit on Auburn all the time. Hope he does the same too.

16 months

porge7106

Are those trees really dying???? Lmao GO REAL TIGERS!!!

16 months

the LSUSaint

Nebraska, Mich St, Grambling.....yeah right

Reply•16 months

HoustonGumbeauxGuy

Ratings still mean something, it's a player's LOI or commitment that doesn't mean shite anymore.

Reply•16 months

Tomatocantender

I watched Tony Citizen at McNeese back in '87/'88. Tony had that effortless stride like Eric Dickerson. Don't know anything about this young man except for his bloodline which is rich. Something tells me he's gonna be a star.

Reply•16 months

saintlad74

I don't get the ratings systems ? If he is considered the #2 running back in the country, why is he only 4 stars ? Yet I see another position like lineman , where someone is rated 5 or six in the country and are 5 stars.

Reply•16 months

GeauxWarTigers

The rating system is supposed to be a roughly objective metric (obviously that's not possible, but that's the goal) so that a 4* RB one year is roughly equivalent to a 4* RB another year. If the #2 RB is only a 4* then that means that this year's RB class isn't super strong. If the #6 O-Linemen is still ranked as a 5* then that means the O-Linemen class is pretty deep this year.

16 months

CanebreakCajun

Jake Johnson is the same way. #1 TE, 4 star. Geaux has a good explanation.

16 months

EvrybodysAllAmerican

If we dont get the Citizen/Cain backfield, it will be a sorely missed opportunity.

Reply•16 months

LSUfourLife

You are the first i've seen say this. Very nice.

16 months

LSUsince74

Saban is heading to South La to have a one on one with this man