5 star WR Tristenky I was trapped in his university commitment.
Second rated WR of rivals from Mississippi LSU Wednesday – The day after returning to Baton Rouge to visit the Tigers during spring football practice.
Cortez Hunton It offered the elite WR in lights on Friday nights last June, and has since been holding the gas on the keys.
“He was really coming and calling me a lot,” Keys told his rivals. “He’s one of my peers and he calls me, talks about the ball, tells the life… that’s my dog.”
Mississippi’s 5-star wide receiver chose LSU over other candidates AlabamaAuburn, Miami, Tennesseeand Texas A&M. The Keys were in Knoxville last weekend, and the Crimson Tide also showed they’re getting stronger this offseason.
When Keys began to suggest a decision, LSU hit when they began to hint at the job.
The top 10 recruits told rivals who expected to make a decision after a series of spring visits that began with a trip to Baton Rouge and an official summer visit on Tuesday (March 18).
That timeline surged after checking LSU again.
“Man, that’s when it’s coming,” Keys told rivals. “It all was smooth. Me, my mother, my pop and the rest of my family are taking it step by step without any stress.”
Keys bolsters the class of 2026. The class already includes commitments from the state’s four-star WR pair (Kenny Derby and Jakai Anderson).
