Sam Leavitt is the hottest name in the transfer portal right now, with several teams already trying their hardest to impress him and get his commitment. After meeting with LSU head coach Lane Kiffin over at Baton Rouge, the now-former Arizona State quarterback is now in a different college town, this time in the city of Knoxville, where the University of Tennessee is.
Soon enough, fans took to the comments section and made their voices heard about the quarterback taking his time in selecting which school he should attend. As it seems right now, Sam Leavitt is in no rush to choose a school and is hearing them out one by one.
“Bro is just window shopping his ass off 😂,” commented one fan.
“Sam’s camp is being very strategic I think. They know that there are more programs that need top QB talent than there are available. Visits to Miami and Oregon next wouldn’t surprise me.” said another commenter.
“If Aguilar doesnt get one more year of eligibility then sam levvit is the perfect replacement for him,” another fan pointed out.
“Hes overrated, injured, and his family’s asking price is way too high.,” one doubter noted.
“Man was just at LSU. He’s for the streets,” another person added.
“Legitimately do not whatsoever understand the hype around this guy,” another doubter said.
For now, Leavitt remains officially undecided, leaving Baton Rouge without a real deal so far. As for the Vols, Tennessee is still waiting to see if Joey Aguilar will be legally allowed to return by the NCAA, as they are still deliberating whether he could receive an extension or not. Should he get one, then Leavitt might not join Tennessee and go somewhere else.
Sam Leavitt Not Only QB That LSU Is Gunning For
Meanwhile, LSU may have a few backups if Sam Leavitt chooses a different school, as Kiffin is reportedly still going after his old quarterback at Ole Miss, Trinidad Chambliss. Chambliss is now a senior but is also awaiting the NCAA’s ruling if he has one more year of eligibility.
Another target is Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr., who surprised many when he announced for the transfer portal just a few days after signing a new deal with the school. However, Washington will reportedly fight this and even take Williams to court to enforce the new deal that he signed.
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