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2026 LA DL Jahkeem Stewart (Verbal Offer)

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RB07OSU said:
Well there is a reason he is #1, that is just absurd for a dude his size.
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Yeah, those are the type of dudes that OSU hasn't been able to land in the past since most of these athletes reside in the south and usually stay in the SEC. I'm hoping a combination of LJsr, LaAllen Clark and the collectives come out guns blazing to try and fight off LSU. Because I'm sure LSU will do everything to get him on campus almost weekly.
 
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pnuts34 said:
Yeah, those are the type of dudes that OSU hasn't been able to land in the past since most of these athletes reside in the south and usually stay in the SEC. I'm hoping a combination of LJsr, LaAllen Clark and the collectives come out guns blazing to try and fight off LSU. Because I'm sure LSU will do everything to get him on campus almost weekly.
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Exactly what I was thinking and the same general message I have had for the last 20-ish years. The SEC has been so dominant because these big DL grow on trees down there and stay south most of the time. LJ Sr and the collectives could level the playing field significantly, but LSU definitely has the homefield advantage as you mentioned and has a pretty darn good history in producing DL as well. It is going to be all-out war on this one.
 
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He reminds me a lot of Zach Harrison from a physical and athletic comparison, one of the reasons Zach was rated as a top 5 national recruit. I have no idea what their football skill and success on the field are comparably, but just from a physical perspective that’s what’s I see
 
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