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Former LSU WR CJ Daniels Announces Transfer Destination

by Staff Reporter

December 18, 202429 Comments

SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Former LSU wide receiver CJ Daniels announced Wednesday that he is transferring to Miami.

Daniels, a redshirt junior from Lilburn, Ga., transferred to LSU last offseason from Liberty.

He started in 10 games this season, catching 42 passes for 480 yards and zero touchdowns, and battled a foot injury most of the season.

His 2024 stats at LSU were a significant drop off from 2023 at Liberty, where he caught 55 passes for 1067 yards and ten touchdowns.

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Gumbo1•4 months

That didn't last long...

notlsufan•4 months

No playing time, move on and get paid.

CDawson•4 months

This is the problem with the portal. Three schools in three years is a joke.

Boodis Man•4 months

who's gonna throw him the ball? ward is nfl bound obviously

dj30•4 months

People are saying Washington State Qb is possibly going there.

Beats2Geaux•4 months

Mateer committed to Oklahoma.

trakmak777•4 months

Playing at LSU and in the SEC isn’t like playing at Liberty and Conf. USA or whatever conference. I’m not sure why he expected to repeat his numbers from Liberty at LSU.

Bill W Tiger•4 months

Good luck to him!

MasonTiger•4 months

One of the highlights watching him this year. Wish he’d have stayed, but wish him luck. Hope LSU gets a chance to kick Miami’s arse in the playoffs next year.

rjokerlsu•4 months

That's fine. LSU doesn't play Miami in the regular season. Good luck to Daniels there.

jscrims•4 months

Feel like he jumped early on this announcement. He could really use some coaching so hope he doesn’t end up walking away.

LSU Tiger Eyes•4 months

Good move for him. With less competition in the ACC, he'll have a better chance to stay healthy.

pitchandcatch27•4 months

We are okay at WR, later dude. Have fun at the "U" whatever the Fk that means.

NorthshoreTiger76•4 months

Bye

Alexsportsdad•4 months

Good luck CJ - appreciate your time at NFLSU and glad you chose to go out of the SEC - no doubt your stats will improve greatly in the ACC -

With our transfer portal additions, we are stacked at WR at NFLSU

Herodijontiger•4 months

Good luck to him he was fun to watch, and you always knew he was going to catch anything thrown his way.

CFFO•4 months

I thought he was a good possession receiver. Anyway, he is gone. Moving on.

wesman21•4 months

He is good, but can't get healthy. The best ability is AVAILABILITY!

epicopt116•4 months

yeah he wasn't SEC caliber, anyway, see ya!!

Sevensblue•4 months

Spend your last year of college in Miami. Can’t go wrong there

Jamey21•4 months

He has a serious heel injury that doesn't want to heal quickly. He's a good receiver when he' s healty, but he was always injured the past year. We are stacked now at WR.

ATLTiger•4 months

You were waiting to use that “heel/ heal” thing, weren’t you? Then threw in a “healty” cuz Louisiana.

Iam_PrinceAkeem•4 months

Dude knows he a mediocre receiver and most likely a mid to 3rd pick so he’s chasing the money in college smart move

saintslsupels•4 months

If you're getting drafted between rounds 3-5 you are not a mediocre college wide receiver.

Swamp Angel•4 months

While I somewhat understand your sentiment, I don't believe any of us typing on a keyboard have the talent or ability he has, yet here we are bashing him. I hope he does well and finds success at his new home.

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