LSU's recruiting efforts are currently facing uncertainty as top recruit Lamar Brown, the nation's No. 1 overall prospect, has delayed his signing, citing the recent coaching staff changes and the hiring of Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss as reasons for his indecision. Brown, who remains verbally committed to LSU, did not sign during the early signing period and is considering extending his process into late December. Meanwhile, five-star defensive lineman Richard Anderson, from Edna Karr High School, overcame some doubts caused by the coaching change to officially sign with LSU, expressing confidence after a conversation with Kiffin and defensive coordinator Blake Baker. Anderson’s signing was a highlight for LSU amidst a mixed signing day, which saw the Tigers sign nine commits in total, including notable prospects like Corey Barber and Brysten Martinez. However, several commits, including cornerback Havon Finney Jr. and safety Aiden Hall, have yet to sign, with some planning to make final decisions soon. Shea Dixon's predictions suggest some LSU commitments may choose other programs, as the signing day continues to unfold. The recent coaching upheaval has added complexity to LSU’s recruiting strategy, especially for top-tier prospects like Brown, whose decision remains pending.