Will Wade's QUIET Portal Season, Cause For Concern, Or Do Real G's Move In Silence? | HUGE LSU Football Recruiting Weekend | LSU Baseball Preview With Jason Armstrong

Will Wade: "Real G's Move in Silence" Following reports of LSU moving to part ways with Matt McMahon, Will Wade has officially returned to Baton Rouge as the head basketball coach on a seven-year deal.  The "Quiet" Portal Season: Despite a perceived "quiet" start, Wade has already been active, bringing in transfer prize  Alyn Breed  (McNeese State/Providence). Roster Strategy: Wade's approach focuses on "competitors who want to play with toughness and discipline". He has been linked to several top portal prospects, including  Najai Harris  (Seton Hall) and  Devin Vanterpool  (Florida Atlantic). Verdict: Far from a cause for concern, Wade's calculated silence typically precedes a major roster overhaul, as seen in his previous successful rebuilding efforts at McNeese State and NC State LSU Football: Massive Recruiting Weekend LSU football, now led by head coach Lane Kiffin is hosting a pivotal recruiting weekend (April 17–19, 2026) aimed at solidifying its 2026 class and making inroads for 2027.  Key Visitors: The weekend is headlined by four-star running back  Landen Williams-Callis  on an official visit. Other notable recruits in town include: Benny Easter Jr.  (WR, Texas Tech commit) – LSU is pushing for a flip. Ah'Mari Stevens  (WR, Miami commit). Jimmy Kalis  (OL) and  Joshua Dobson  (CB). Class Status: The Tigers currently hold a top-ranked national class for 2026, already featuring five-star standouts like defensive lineman  Richard Anderson and athlete Lamar Brown  LSU Baseball: Turning the Corner Analyst Jason Armstrong from the Inside LSU Baseball podcast notes that the defending 2025 National Champions are in a "rough spot" after recent struggles.  Recent Slump: The Tigers have dropped consecutive midweek games due to a cold offense and defensive errors. Crucial Matchup: The upcoming series against Kentucky is viewed as a "get hot" opportunity to stabilize the season before the heart of SEC play. Core Strength: Despite the slump, the veteran outfield of  Chris Stanfield ,  Derek Curiel , and  Jake Brown  remains one of the best in program history.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.