Sam Leavitt transfers to LSU after recruitment challenges
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 2:03 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Quarterback Sam Leavitt has transferred to LSU, joining the program following a tumultuous recruitment process. After initially leaving Baton Rouge without signing, head coach Lane Kiffin met with Leavitt in Tennessee to solidify his commitment. Leavitt praised the coaching staff's work ethic and their support during his recovery from a foot injury, stating that their dedication has reinforced his passion for the game. As fall camp begins, Leavitt emphasizes the importance of accountability and mutual commitment to hard work among the team's coaches.
- •Sam Leavitt transfers to LSU after a chaotic recruitment.
- •Leavitt initially left Baton Rouge without signing.
- •Lane Kiffin met Leavitt in Tennessee to finalize commitment.
- •Leavitt appreciates the coaching staff's support during recovery.
- •The fall camp begins as Leavitt focuses on hard work.
- 2:03 PMYahoo Sports — LSU football QB Sam Leavitt explains why he transferred to LSU
"LSU football QB Sam Leavitt transferred to LSU after a chaotic recruitment. He explained what brought him to Baton Rouge.
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