LSU is the latest schools to offer class of 2020 pro-style quarterback Harrison Bailey from Powder Springs, GA.

Bailey, a 6-4, 195-pound prospect from Marietta HS already holds offers from SEC schools like Alabama, Florida, Ole Miss, and Texas A&M.

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For more info on Bailey, visit his profile page on our 2020 Recruiting Tracker.

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Lakefront-Tiger•94 months

Hasn't played a game yet in HS, but hey, if he looks good at camp, why not?

CaptainJ47•94 months

This is getting unreal

BayouBengal61•94 months

Dumb

Mouche337•94 months

6-4 and hasn't even got to high school yet. What the hell they feeding this kid!?

justice•94 months

A little young eh?

cajuncarguy•94 months

Hey Les, My grandson will turn 1 in November. You wanna video?

Sweet daddy•94 months

At thr rate he is growing might be a nose tackle by 2020 .

trooploop•94 months

This kid's video is unbelievable. Remarkably good.

tigerbait17•94 months

He is the biggest kid on the field.

KiwiHead•94 months

I know we should be all about pumping sunshine up our arses over LSU's recruiting prowess, but to be leading with a commitment from a 14 year old kid reminds me of the time Pete Carroll made an offer to a kid still in 7th grade. Stupid and desperate and a waste of time.

Random LSU Hero•94 months

He's gonna love playing for Aranda.

eugene1928LSU•94 months

Why? 8th grade? When this happens it like we are trying to keep up with the gumps, its irrelevant.

LSUPRS•94 months

7 on 7 prowess cant translate. Kid can throw.

TriangleTiger2003•94 months

Too bad Brandon Harris will be long gone by then, we could have had another JaMarcus Randall QB mashup. Brandon Harrison Bailey.

TaderSalad•94 months

TO everyone saying "a little young," why not go ahead and start making an impression on a young mind if that's who you want. This kid is in 8th grade and now feels honored to have a top tier program offering him. He's not thinking like a 24 year old. Hopefully he'll develop nicely these next 4 years.

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