Four-star forward Corey Chest commits to LSU
Branson (Mo.) Link Academy four-star power forward Corey Chest has committed to LSU, he tells On3.
The 6-foot-8, 210-pound Chest chose the Tigers over offers from Kansas, Houston, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, and others.
Chest, a New Orleans native, spent the majority of his high school career at Eleanor McMain. The big man recently announced he’d be transferring to powerhouse Link Academy in Missouri for his senior season.
Chest is the No. 88 overall prospect in the 2023 class, according to the On3 Consensus, the average ranking from all four major recruiting media companies.
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Chest on his commitment to LSU
“I chose LSU because of the coaching staff and their atmosphere,” Chest said to On3. “I just love it there and it really feels like home! Coach Matt (McMahon) and the entire LSU staff recruited me very well and I felt very wanted when the head coach constantly called and built a bond with me.”
What type of player is LSU getting in Corey Chest?
“LSU is getting an all-around player that can guard positions one through five,” Chest says. “A big wing that can impact winning and a leader on and off the court.”
Chest also has a message to LSU fans.
“You got a dog, let’s work!”
Scouting Summary
“Corey Chest is a lengthy and high motor forward. He is not afraid to stick his nose into the mix. Chest is an active rebounder. He finishes well around the basket. Chest runs the floor at a high level. You would like to see him develop the ball skills and range on the jumper. He can defend multiple positions and has a projectable frame once he gets into a college strength and nutrition program.”
Jamie Shaw, On3’s National Recruiting Analyst