Isaiah Buggs, the nation's No. 1 JUCO defensive end from Ruston, La released his top final schools on Sunday and LSU made the list.

His top schools are Auburn, Alabama, Grambling State, LSU, Ole Miss, Florida, and Florida State.

Buggs, a 6-5, 280-pound prospect, and major LSU target, currently plays at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and will join a Division-1 school in 2017.

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

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Bestbank Tiger

Why would Grambling be on his short list when all those Top 25 programs want him?

Reply•84 months

Vernonbrew22

Brotha looks old like Lamont Sanford. You telling me greedy Grady couldn't make this team great again.

Reply•84 months

"Having a relationship is key ... Coaches must build a relationship something LSU has not been doing." boo hoo.

Reply•84 months

bearfan22

Reply•84 months

MNCscripper

Why didn't he go D1 out of HS? Grades?

Reply•84 months

Accardo44

Grambling? Bahahaha! ??

Reply•84 months

eugene1928LSU

Just wish Tiger Droppings would only give a prospect ink space when they commit to LSU, couldn't care less about a prospects 50 school offers. Just let us know if he has the chest to be a Tiger.

Reply•84 months

MegaTiger3

Grambling lol

Reply•84 months

Birdie225

How many times is not to release his top schools?

Reply•84 months

Lexman1

Moments in the sun I guess. NSD can't get here soon enough. Until then, Coach O and staff will be hard on the trail. Bigger and stronger up front is what O wants. I'm on board with that!

84 months

dapkat

I'll gain interest when he signs with LSU...other than that just another attention prospect..

Reply•84 months

bamasgot13

Why can't these kids understand the difference between a part and apart?

Reply•84 months

Mulerider

They're is no way for them to know their making a mistake is my best guess.

84 months

Twenty 49

They make the same mistake everyday.