On July 4, Kenny Darby, who has committed to play collegiate football for LSU, will make a final choice regarding where he will play college football, according to On3.
The four-star wide receiver traveled to Alabama on an official visit this past weekend, and he is scheduled to travel to Baton Rouge on June 21. Despite the fact that he has not officially changed his admissions decision from November, he is currently debating between the two colleges.
According to Darby, “I have a lot of love for the coaching staffs.” “It’s going to be hard.”
In the top-ranked class of 2026 for LSU, Darby is one of three wide receivers. The other two are Jabari Mack, who is rated four stars, and Tristen Keys, who is rated five stars. In the event that he decides to switch to the Crimson Tide, he would become the second pass catcher to leave the group, following in the footsteps of Jakai Anderson, who switched to SMU Football.
In the event that the coaching staff led by Brian Kelly is unable to keep Darby on board, it would be the second in-state recruit to lose his commitment. Louisiana is the state of origin for both Darby and Anderson. The Tigers Darby to a rival in the Southeastern Conference would be a successful move for a team that is intent on retaining the best homegrown talent.
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