The LSU coaching staff received some great news on Monday afternoon when four-star dual-threat quarterback Lowell Narcisse gave his verbal pledge to the Tigers.

LSU now has seven verbal commitments for the class of 2017.

Narcisse, a 6-3, 224-pound prospect from Saint James, LA (Saint James HS) was a one-time Auburn commit but reopened his recruitment back in January.

He is rated as the No. 1 dual-threat QB for 2017 and the No. 2 overall player from the state of Louisiana, according to ESPN Recruiting. The No. 1 recruit in Louisiana is Tyler Shelvin who is already committed to LSU.

Narcisse is LSU's 2nd quarterback to commit in the last 9 days as the Tigers also landed pro-style QB Myles Brennan last Saturday.

For more info on Narcisse, visit his profile page on our 2017 Recruiting Tracker.

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Gumbo1

Welcome to LSU Lowell!

Reply•85 months

bradwieser

The Prince references seem a bit tasteless...

Reply•85 months

Coach72

Don't let the "dual threat" thing fool you. This kid can spin it. I put him in the same category of other players I've coached against that can single-handedly take over a game: Kevin Faulk, Travis Minor, Warwick Dunn, Brandon Jacobs, Dominick Davis.

Reply•85 months

SirWinston

Les Miles keeps crushing it - best coach in LSU history, mates

Reply•85 months

Larry Coconut

My only question is, why is there a photo of Lutcher's QB instead of Lowell?

Reply•85 months

JakeFromStateFarm

The picture next to Lowell's screenshot saying he committed is of LSU QB Brandon Harris, not Lutcher's QB

85 months

LSUbest

Welcome Lowell !!!!!

Reply•85 months

skullopener

He ain't committed till I see the damn FAX!!

Reply•85 months

South Endzone Warrio

Well that would be him signing...so yea he's still a verbal commit.

85 months

Mouche337

I really hope this doesn't effect Brennan's commitment. He's the guy I prefer. Narcisse is more mobile, but we go plenty of guys who can run with the ball in their hands. We need a guy that will make defenses respect our passing game. Brennan provides that. I hope this doesn't turn out to be another Patterson/Franks tabockal.

Reply•85 months

Tiger Vision

Wtf is a tabockal?

85 months

Mouche337

I meant to say debacle. A lot of people didn't like my comment, and that's fine. I doesn't change my opinion. The style of offense we run is better suited to a pro style QB. Russell, Flynn, and Mett flourished under Cameron. All pro style QBs. Harris showed flashes last season, but when has the last time a Duel Threat made our passing game a threat? That's why our receivers enter the draft early. This isn't a race issue. I'm black. Brennan is a pass first QB. He threw for 3000+ yards as a sophomore. Look at his highlights and tell me that this guy won't greatly improve our passing game. That's my opinion and I have the right to it.

85 months

Mouche337

Sorry, Russell and Flynn didn't play under Cameron. I meant to say Les.

85 months

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Hugo Stiglitz

Not getting excited until this kid is enrolled. Okay, a little excited.

Reply•85 months

therealchampion

Thats more like it..

Reply•85 months

EvrybodysAllAmerican

Welcome aboard Lowell

Reply•85 months

blueboy

yay. MOAR duel threat. it's a winning formula, obviously.

Reply•85 months

blueboy

MOAR. Just like Cholly Mac. Lose to Alabama and keep your job, and be a "legend." It's our place!!! We don't deserve success. Because, Louisiana!!!

85 months

Datbayoubengal

Despite Blake Barnett being changed from dual threat to pro style, he is still a pro style QB. That means Alabama's last 3 QB recruits were dual threat QBs. Blake Sims was a dual threat QB. Hell EJ Manuel and Jameis Winston were dual threats. Do you get where I'm coming from? Just because a dual threat plays in a pro style offense, it doesn't mean he will suck. Evaluation, coaching, and offensive philosophy also come into play

85 months

Larry Coconut

By the way, those measurements are off. At the recent New Orleans Elite 11 camp, he measured 6'2 3/4" and weighed 223 lbs.

Reply•85 months

Pepe Lepew

the no.2 player in the state is only 4 stars?

Reply•85 months

tigerfootball10

He will make an excellent Pocket Passer! If at first you don't succeed....

Reply•85 months

steve123

Serious question, not trolling - will this affect Brennan's commitment? I really hope not as I think both have great potential.