TreVonte' Citizen sets National Signing Day commitment time with LSU a finalist
2022 Lake Charles College Prep (La.) running back TreVonte’ Citizen told everyone to “tune in” as he makes his college decision on Wednesday at 11 a.m. CT on National Signing Day, he said on Twitter on Monday. LSU is a finalist for the in-state prospect along with Auburn, Florida and Miami.
The in-state Tigers lead the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine for Citizen. He ranks on the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies, as the No. 93 overall prospect, No. 4 running back in America and No. 8 prospect in Louisiana.
For Citizen, he finished in the final On300 as the No. 57 overall prospect in the country and No. 2 running back nationally. His strong season and All-American Bowl showing gave him a boost.
“It is very much a down cycle at running back nationally. With that said, we thought TreVonte’ Citizen has one of the better skill sets at the position,” On3 director of scouting Charles Power explained. “He has an ideal build at 5-foot-11, 220 pounds and plays with a strong base. Citizen is a slasher who excels with his lateral agility and cutback ability. He was playing really well as a senior before going down with an injury.”
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LSU is also in contention for some of the nation’s best prospects. All of them are set to announce on National Signing Day as well.
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Five-star Ponchatoula (La.) safety Jacoby Mathews, five-star Cy Park (Tex.) linebacker Harold Perkins and Citizen are all huge LSU targets. The coaching staff also had four-star Ft. Bend (Tex.) Hightower wide receiver Caleb Douglas, three-star New Iberia (La.) Westgate tight end Danny Lewis and three-star Waxahachie (Tex.) cornerback Jaelyn Davis-Robinson in for official visits as of late.
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Brian Kelly’s staff has an impressive haul in the 2022 class. The staff reeled in elite transfer and high school talent in less than two months on the job.
So far, Florida International offensive lineman Miles Frazier, East Carolina long snapper Slade Roy, Arkansas safety Joe Foucha, Arkansas defensive back Greg Brooks, Louisiana defensive back Mekhi Garner, Notre Dame punter Jay Bramblett, Virginia linebacker West Weeks, Penn State running back Noah Cain, Louisiana wide receiver Kyren Lacy, East Tennessee State offensive lineman Tre’Mond Shorts, Missouri defensive lineman Mekhi Wingo and Oklahoma State defensive back Jarrick Bernard-Converse have all pledged to transfer to LSU.
From the high school ranks, LSU has 13 signees already on board. Four-star offensive lineman Will Campbell, four-star quarterback Walker Howard, four-star offensive lineman Emery Jones, four-star cornerback Laterrance Welch, four-star linebacker DeMario Tolan, four-star cornerback Jordan Allen, three-star wide receiver Landon Ibieta, three-star defensive lineman Tygee Hill, three-star tight end Mason Taylor, three-star offensive lineman Bo Bordelon, three-star offensive lineman Fitzgerald West and three-star kicker Nathan Dibert make up the 2022 recruiting class for LSU.
