Zxavian Harris commits to LSU after leaving Saints, reunites with Kiffin
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 6:38 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Former New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Zxavian Harris has committed to LSU, reuniting with coach Lane Kiffin. Harris gained a path to college eligibility following a Louisiana court ruling. He previously criticized Kiffin after his departure from Ole Miss, making his commitment to LSU notable. Following his release from the Saints, where he signed as an undrafted free agent, Harris aims to revive his college football career at LSU.
- •Harris was waived by the Saints less than three weeks ago.
- •He cited eligibility relief from a Louisiana court as key to his transfer.
- •Harris had a successful stint at Ole Miss with significant defensive stats.
- •He previously criticized Kiffin after the coach's move to LSU.
- •Harris joins LSU along with former NFL player Dae’Quan Wright.
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"Zxavian Harris spent the spring trying to make the New Orleans Saints roster. Less than three weeks after New Orleans waived him, the former Ole Miss defensive tackle is heading back to college football to play for a very familiar coach.
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