The last of the wide receiver # 1 in Louisiana, the purposeful football goal of LSU – Sports Illustrated

The wide successor of Destrehan (La.) Jabari Mack continues, seeing programs to strengthen the heat for his services, such as the 2026 star dominating the preparatory scene.

Mak, wide # 1 in Louisiana, received a scholarship from his hometown in LSU in early 2024 with the coach of the broad successors Cortes Hankton, who watches the star of 2026.

Mack made his way to Batton Rouge at the end of July for the annual Bayou Splash recruitment event along with some of the best prospects in America.

For the highest ranking Wideout in Bayy, he has seen premiere programs increase the boil, but LSU certainly makes a move in recruiting.

He now made a trip to return to Batton Rouge this weekend for LSU’s Junior Day event, a source tells SI’s LSU Tigers.

It was a trip that was useful for the Wideout star with the opportunity to sit down and talk to Brian Kelly with her family, to meet with other talents of Louisiana and others.

Overall, it was an impactful visit to LSU for Mack.

The 6-foot, 192-kilogram has received offers from the Ideal, Florida, Mississippi, Nebraska and Pen, among others, while his rise continues.

But he also officially released his best schools after cutting his list:

Mack has drawn offers from the best programs in America and his list of offers proves just that.

The Louisiana -born will work through a large out -season leading to his senior campaign with Wildcats Destrehan (La.) In 2025.

In recent years, the LSU has recruited Louisiana, with the program falling into a pair of top state receivers in the 2025 signing class: Taron Francis and Philip Wright.

Wright played his prom in high school with Mack in Deterhan, where he will surely insist on a collection with his teammate.

LSU holds the top 5 2026 grade dial and class # 2 in the southeastern conference with six verbal engagements, as it is.

Who is on board and orally engaged?

Richard Anderson: No. 2 DL in America

Richard promised the “tigers” in 2024, with the program continuing to hold a gas foot for its services. He is fresh from a monstrous junior campaign in a Carr after leading his program to winning the national championship.

The covenant liner won honors to the 5A All-State after appointing 44 gear, 15 weights for loss, 10 bags, 18 fast defenders, two intercepts and landing in 2024. It is the best bet in the LSU dialing course in 2026 so far.

Aiden Hall: No. 4 Safety in America

Hall committed to Kelly and Co during his junior campaign, where he joins his teammate Richard Anderson, as LSU promises in the 2026 class.

The coveted protective back rounded its junior season with 38 gears, including 12 for loss and four bags, plus four intercepts, 11 breaks on the pass, four blocked Punta and two recovers. One of the best guarantees in America, LSU will fight the area for its services.

Jareylan McCoy: No. 8 Protective Liner in America

The dialing of the Top 100 has just finished an impressive junior campaign and travels to Orlando (Florida) in early January, along with America’s elite perspectives on the All-Meerican Game Under Armor. McCoy engages in Kelly and LSU Tigers over USC and Tennessee, where he eventually reached the final decision while in Orlando.

He is a player who has turned for the heat after registering 120 gear, 31.5 loss and 15 sacks for three seasons per high school. McCoy is a man among boys in the trenches. 6 feet-7, 250-pound with considerable potential, he had the attention of the LSU Tigers down to the participation of its recruitment.

Kenny Darby: 4-star receiver

Darby is fresh from a junior campaign in which he landed in the team of 5A All-State after registering 100 receptions for 1.764 yards and 24 results. One of Louisiana’s most fruitful receivers, Darby is a player who remains high, focusing on his senior season.

The 6-foot, 175-pound is a fast, trembling wide that burst on stage in 2024, with LSU extending an offer. Darby does not waste time for the program’s promise.

Jackai Anderson: 4-star receiver

Anderson is another broad elite level from Louisiana, who recently won the 4A All-State honors after the impressive junior season. He registered 57 catch for 972 yards and 14 touchdowns during the season, but a Swiss knife of the army that does everything. Anderson also rushed to 151 yards and four results of 16 worn.

LSU could also use it as a return of a kick after leaked into a combined 518 yard and seven Kick and Punt Returns touchdowns in 2024. Anderson is a real player.

Jalan Chapman: 3-Star offensive liner

Chapman, a three -star perspective by New Orleans (La.), Promised the tigers last summer over Alabama, USC, Georgia and Tennessee, among others. He is currently 6 feet, 270 pounds after his junior year for New Orleans (La.) Warren Eston Hi, after winning national attention after his sophomore campaign in 2023.

*All statistical assistance of on3 Sports*

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