The LSU coaching staff has extended an offer to four-star linebacker Ellis Brooks from Richmond, VA.

The 6-2, 227-pound prospect from Benedictine School is rated the No. 9 inside linebacker in the country and the No. 9 overall player from the state of Virginia for the class of 2017, according to Rivals.

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He holds offers from many major college football programs like Notre Dame, Michigan, Oregon, Ole Miss, North Carolina, and Pitt.

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

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bringit3210•99 months

We're in trouble at LB position folks.

LSUIZSEC•99 months

Jaden Smith bulked up! Thank you Will Smith.

piggilicious•99 months

it's a shame that brooks ellis our lb is gone now or we could have reverse named lbs.

SamuelClemens•99 months

Some big name schools with hostoric LB blood recruiting him

themunch•99 months

Inside lb is what we need.

MintBerry Crunch•99 months

Are we just throwing mud to see what sticks?

Chum Bucket•99 months

Michael Brooks was one bad mutha.

emanresu•99 months

That he said "Louisiana State University" instead of LSU tells me he isn't familiar with the program, and probably ain't coming here.

pellietigersaint•99 months

or he is smart enough to know what the nationally used acronym means

HonoraryCoonass•99 months

A linebacker at LSU named Brooks? I like it.

NastyTiger•99 months

Was typing too fast. Also, I don't gt paid to proof read.

CWiltz•99 months

Brooks could have atleast used a picture with Coach O in it. Les Miles is loonnnng gone.

NastyTiger•99 months

"Brooks needs linebackers for the 2017 class" Why does Brooks need linebackers for?

Lsu101205•99 months

"Why does Brooks need linebackers for?" The #1 rule of calling someone out for something written on the internet, is to not follow it up with a blunder of your own.

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