BOOM: LSU football lands elite inside offensive lineman out of Mississippi

Make that 11 in a row. After today’s commitment from elite inside offensive lineman Tyler Miller out of Mississippi, LSU has officially landed its 11th class of 2025 pledge from a recruit rated as a four-star or better.

LSU football lands a commitment from elite inside offensive lineman Tyler Miller

There’s seemingly no end in sight. Coach Brian Kelly and the Tigers have been on an absolute tear on the recruiting trail since the start of the 2024 calendar year and they’re showing no signs of slowing down.

Over the last three months, the Tigers have landed commitments from five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood, five-star running back Harlem Berry, four-star cornerback Jaboree Antoine, four-star offensive lineman Devin Harper, four-star linebacker Charles Ross, and now, as of today, four-star inside offensive lineman Tyler Miller.

BREAKING: Elite 2025 IOL Tyler Miller has Committed to LSU, he tells me for @on3recruits

The 6’6 318 IOL from Laurel, MS chose the Tigers over Ole Miss & Mississippi State

Miller is ranked as the No. 1 IOL in ‘25 (per On3) 👀

“Tigers on top!🐅”https://t.co/tYJYfhwXzh pic.twitter.com/s8c2sfFRJv

— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) March 17, 2024

Already, Miller looks like one of the top commitments of the cycle for the Tigers. He’s officially rated as a high four-star recruit, the No. 1 inside offensive lineman and the No. 32 player nationally, according to On3. Additionally, standing at 6-foot-5, 310 pounds, he’s easily the biggest-bodied pledge set to join the Tigers in the group.

Notably, with his commitment this morning, the Tigers now have commitments from three four-star rated offensive linemen, as Brett Bordelon and Devin Harper also project as future stars with the purple and gold.

This is continuing a trend for how coach Brian Kelly is looking to build his program, bringing in six offensive linemen as a part of the class of 2024.

Having first received an offer from coach Brian Kelly and LSU on October 15, 2023, the Mississippi-based class of 2025 offensive lineman chose the Tigers over in-state Ole Miss and Mississippi State, as well as several other SEC programs including Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee.

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