According to On3, new LSU head coach Lane Kiffin is already in the process of flipping two four-star wide receiver recruits to LSU.
One, Brayden Allen of Lafayette Christian Academy in Lafayette, Louisiana, was committed to Oklahoma until Sunday. After his decommitment, several On3 reporters logged predictions for him to commit to LSU.
The Louisiana native is a four-star in the 247Sports Composite rankings, ranked the No. 420 player in the 2026 class.
Another, Corey Barber of Clay-Chalkville High in Pinson, Alabama, decommitted from Ole Miss on Sunday. He told Rivals/On3 that part of the reason for that was his relationship with former Ole Miss wide receivers coach George McDonald, who’s followed Kiffin to LSU, per CBS Sports.
“I have been talking with Coach McDonald today. He is a great guy and we have a great relationship,” Barber told Rivals/On3. “LSU is now a school I have to consider.”
Barber is also a four-star in the 247Sports Composite rankings and named the No. 169 player in the 2026 class.
With Kiffin only in Baton Rouge for an evening, he and LSU have already made strides on the recruiting trail.
The Tigers’ class is currently ranked No. 12 in the nation by 247Sports. Allen and Barber would potentially be the fourth and fifth receivers in the class.
The early signing period for college football begins on Dec. 3 and goes until Dec. 5. Most of LSU’s incoming class will likely put pen to paper during that stretch.
