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James Snook-USA TODAY Sports
Mulitple sources are reporting that Stanford cornerback graduate transfer Terrence Alexander will visit LSU this spring as he seeks a landing spot to finish his college career.

The 5-10, 187-pound corner from New Orleans, LA (John Curtis HS) signed with Stanford in 2014 and missed most of his senior season in 2017 because of an injury. He has already been granted an additional year of eligibility and previously announced that he would be transferring.

Head coach Ed Orgeron has said on multiple occasions this offseason that they are looking for graduate transfer players at cornerback to add depth at the position in 2018. Per NOLA.com:
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It appears that former Stanford and Curtis cornerback Terrence Alexander could be a candidate for that spot.

Alexander told NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune that he planned to visit LSU in early April.

LSU is looking for depth in the secondary with the departures of Donte Jackson and Kevin Toliver for the NFL draft and only taking Scotlandville standout Kelvin Joseph in this year's class. If the Tigers were able to add Alexander it would give them an experienced player at a position that projects to see several young players like Kary Vincent and Jontre Kirklin take the field.
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FournetteForEver774 months
O might fill the void after all
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NFLU774 months
A one year player over a 5 Star CB?
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GoneFishing2174 months
He wouldn’t be being taken over a 5 star recruit. Where did you get that info from? He said fill a void, not take the spot of a 5 star recruit.
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CL810074 months
Coach O does not like 4 and 5 star corner backs, he has no room well that what he told goodrich the best corner back available that wanted to commit to lsu but has plenty of room for a grad transfer for 1 year.
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