Top247 LSU EDGE Commit Schedules Multiple Official Visits

Jaiden Bryant, the No. 1 prospect in South Carolina for 2027, will visit LSU, Texas A&M, Miami, and South Carolina.

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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Top247 edge-rusher Jaiden Bryant of Columbia, South Carolina's Irmo High School has scheduled multiple official visits, according to 247Sports. Bryant, a 2027 recruit, is currently committed to LSU but will take official visits to Texas A&M, Miami, and South Carolina in addition to LSU.

Why it matters

Bryant is the top-ranked prospect in South Carolina for the 2027 recruiting class, so his college decision will be closely watched. His official visits to multiple programs beyond his current LSU commitment suggest he is still evaluating his options before signing day.

The details

Bryant, a highly-touted edge rusher, has scheduled official visits to LSU, Texas A&M, Miami, and South Carolina in the coming months. The 2027 recruit is currently committed to LSU but is still considering other top programs as he nears his final decision.

  • Bryant has scheduled his official visits for the 2023 season.

The players

Jaiden Bryant

A top247 edge-rusher and the No. 1 prospect in South Carolina for the 2027 recruiting class.

LSU

The university where Bryant is currently committed to play football.

Texas A&M

One of the programs Bryant will visit officially before making his final college decision.

Miami

One of the programs Bryant will visit officially before making his final college decision.

South Carolina

One of the programs Bryant will visit officially before making his final college decision.

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What’s next

Bryant will take his official visits to LSU, Texas A&M, Miami, and South Carolina in the coming months before making his final college decision.

The takeaway

Bryant's decision to schedule multiple official visits beyond his current LSU commitment suggests he is still weighing his options for his college football future, despite being the top-ranked prospect in South Carolina for 2027.