Any hope that the LSU Tigers could somehow save the lost pledge from Aaron Anderson seems to have gone out the window. It was likely a longshot anyway.
On Friday night during Senior Night, the former commit Aaron Anderson announced his commitment to the Alabama Crimson Tide. Anderson had been vocal about his displeasure over the firing of Ed Orgeron, stated he was the sole reason for him heading to LSU.
The Louisiana native will now take his talents to Tuscaloosa as part of the Tide’s 2022 recruiting class. Alabama ranked as the No. 2 class in the country, Anderson being one of their 18 current commits. The LSU class dropped to No. 12 in the 247Sports team composite rankings.
The Tigers now only have one commit at wide receiver, Decoldest Crawford. He is a three-star commit from Green Oaks in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Former LSU commit Aaron Anderson on why he switched his commitment to @AlabamaFTBL on @karrfootball senior night @SportsTalkQue @AndrewJBone @AaronSuttles @Bamasportz @JeritRoser @JimmyDetail @LSUBeatTweet @AdvocateSports @NOLAnews @ChristopherDabe @RodWalkerNola @PCGreenfield pic.twitter.com/vgyhrVTuS5
— Alt-Skull Time Hank (@hanx3sports) October 30, 2021
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