LSU continues to add highly regarded defensive backs to their recruiting classes, this time with one of Louisiana’s top prospects in 2026.
Aiden Hall, a four-star safety at Edna Karr, committed to the Tigers on Saturday, according to his social media posts. According to the 247Sports composite, he is the 53rd best overall player in the 2026 class and the state’s fifth best prospect.
LSU already has four players in its 2026 class, all of them are from the New Orleans region. Hall was accompanied by four-star Edna Karr defensive lineman Richard Anderson, three-star McDonough 35 safety Jakai Anderson, and three-star Warren Easton offensive lineman Jalan Chapman.
Hall’s commitment follows a vow last month from five-star cornerback DJ Pickett, one of the top ten players in the 2025 class. LSU currently has four defensive backs committed for the next two recruiting cycles, and it is targeting Jonah Williams, a five-star safety in 2025.
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Former LSU sprinter part of record-breaking mixed relay team
Former LSU sprinter Vernon Norwood ran the opening leg for Team USA’s mixed 4×400-meter relay team, which set a world record at the Summer Games on Friday in Paris.
Norwood made up all the stagger during his leg, handing off the baton first with a split time of 44.47 seconds, as reported by World Athletics. His performance helped Team USA achieve a winning time of 3 minutes, 07.41 seconds, setting a world record before Saturday’s final.
The team also included Shamier Little, Kaylyn Brown, and Bryce Deadmon.
“We knew what it was,” Norwood said. “We knew what it would take to break the world record. Our job is just to come out and execute. Hopefully, tomorrow we do it again.”
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