JUCO wide receiver Stephen Guidry, who was supposed to sign with LSU this past February, has de-committed from the Tigers.

He sent out the following tweet to announce his de-commitment with the location tag of Starkville, MS on Saturday night:

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This is the second time that the Morganza, LA native has de-committed from LSU. Per SECCountry.com:

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The 6-foot-4, 190-pounder originally from Louisiana announced his de-commitment after not signing his letter of intent on National Signing Day. Guidry was not academically qualified to enroll at LSU last February and postponed enrollment until December.

Those plans have since changed.

The former Livonia (La.) High School standout has instead reopened his recruitment and is back on the market for interested programs. Mississippi State and Arizona State were the two notable schools showing a lot of interest in Guidry before LSU re-offered the wide receiver in December of 2016.

Guidry was the No. 1 ranked JUCO wide receiver for the class of 2017.

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

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poncho villa•85 months

pull his fricking offer, don't need players like that

safetyman•85 months

Lol this kid here

foj1981•85 months

frick that little POS. Easily replaced by someone that WANTS to be a TIGER

LSUdude3756•85 months

He would be a Tiger if he had to grades

NamariTiger•85 months

Bye lol

FournetteForEver7•85 months

Dude cant even make the grades at juco

DonChowder•85 months

He sound real smart.

3rdgentgr•85 months

Good luck to the young man.....i hope he reaches his potential

Elleshoe•85 months

He's never going to qualify

LSU_Smash_the_West•85 months

I guess he hasn't been getting enough attention!! Lol on to the Next one

Mouche337•85 months

Don't need this guy! So tired of his back and forth nonsense. I have no doubt there are plenty of kids with superior talent, and can make the grades, that want to be Tigers. Let this guy continue his JUCO career, become an undrafted free agent and eventually end up bagging groceries at Piggly Wiggly thinking about what could have been.

Dr. Morgus•85 months

Dumber than a box of rocks

paleoTiger•85 months

Morgus! Oh, man, that takes me back. Awesome handle!

Strannix•85 months

Bankroll kills@killsgettem Lmao, this guy is retarded

JawjaTigah•85 months

Tiger bait now. Who wants a fruitcake like this on the team?

foj1981•85 months

Head case. Sounds like Aggie material to me

LSU FSU Grad•85 months

Dude's not even smart enough to keep his battery above 4%.

YrNucoach•85 months

This guy obviously has some issues and should go somewhere else to work them out he's not that good.

YellaPurp•85 months

I got ppl that know this kid & his dad/uncles were athletes that had potential but did jack sh_t. They were nuts and it seems to have rubbed off on this kid. Sorry just the truth.

AbitaFan08•85 months

The little I've read on this kid tells me he's immature, selfish, and is a prime candidate to be a burn out once he hits the next level because he doesn't think he'll have to bust his arse to achieve greatness. Good riddance.

Lexman1•85 months

I think we're all in agreement. This guy will probably never make the grades to play anyway. And regardless, we have plenty of other talent that is being recruited at receiver. We don't need wishy washy self promoters. Send him on down the road. Good luck to you Stephen. With the attitude you've displayed, I think you're gonna need it!

adavis•85 months

The kid can't even put a proper sentence together. Raw talent gets your foot in the door, but with an IQ of 70, your future is hinging on your ability to catch a football. Good luck and good riddance

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