Bryce Underwood, the highly coveted quarterback recruit out of Belleville High School, has put an end to the speculation surrounding his college decision. Despite Michigan’s late push and rumors of a staggering $10.5 million NIL offer to flip his commitment, the No. 1 recruit of the 2025 class has reaffirmed his allegiance to LSU.
Underwood, a 6’4″, 215-pound dual-threat sensation, has set December 9th as his official enrollment date at LSU, where he will join the team in time for bowl game preparations, though he won’t be eligible to play. His decision underscores the strong relationships he’s built with LSU’s coaching staff, a factor that appears to have outweighed Michigan’s aggressive in-state recruitment efforts.
With over 2,000 passing yards, 29 touchdowns, and a 74% completion rate in his senior season, Underwood has showcased why he’s a consensus top player across multiple recruiting platforms. As LSU secures one of the most dynamic talents in the nation, fans and analysts alike are left wondering
