LSU OL Commit Tyler Miller Talks His Decision - After Further Review, March 19, 2024

After Further Review

LSU faces North Texas in the NIT, a rematch from earlier in the season when LSU won amidst challenges. Matt McMahon acknowledges both teams' growth since then. LSU aims to control the tempo against North Texas' slow pace. Basketball airs on Eagle 98.1, while baseball airs on 100.7 the tiger concurrently.
LSU secures its 11th commitment for the 2025 class with Tyler Miller, an interior offensive lineman from Mississippi. Miller chose LSU for its welcoming environment and the chance to focus on his senior season. Standing at 6'5" to 6'6" and around 310-320 lbs, Miller aims to contribute his upper body strength and footwork. He values the genuine connection with Coach Brad Davis. While initially playing tackle, he's open to any position that gets him on the field. LSU's winning tradition and opportunity for personal growth influenced his decision. Despite tough competition, Miller looks forward to contributing to LSU's talented recruiting class.
LSU gears up to face Louisiana Tech, with coach Jay Johnson highlighting their experienced players and solid coaching staff. Despite LSU's defensive lineup adjustments, Paxton Cling remains essential for his elite center fielding. LSU prioritizes pitching, defense, and lineup experimentation for postseason readiness. The lineup features Bingham, Wilbert, Jones, Stravinsky, Pearson, Braswell, Milam, Cling, and Milazzo.
Otter Locks wraps the show.