Running Back Brennen Lacey Decommits from LSU Class
The 2027 recruit announced his decision to reopen his recruitment process on social media.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Football

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Running back Brennen Lacey has officially decommitted from the LSU football recruiting class for 2027. He is now reopening his recruitment process after initially pledging to the university.
Why it matters
The departure marks a shift in the makeup of the Tigers' upcoming recruiting cycle. LSU continues to build its roster for the 2027 season despite the change in commitments.
LSU maintains commitments from two other running backs, Tre Segarra and Trey Martin, both of whom are ranked among the top-10 nationally for the 2027 cycle.
The players
Brennen Lacey
He is a football recruit who was previously committed to the Louisiana State University 2027 class.
Tre Segarra
He is a top-10 nationally ranked running back who maintains his commitment to the LSU football program.
Trey Martin
He is a top-10 nationally ranked running back who continues to be committed to playing for the Tigers.
The details
Lacey announced his decision to step away from his commitment through a post on social media. The program previously held commitments from three running backs before the change.
Timeline
October 22, 2026: Brennen Lacey announced his decision to decommit from the LSU 2027 class.
Season Trajectory
This development follows the standard pattern of player movement within the NCAA recruiting calendar where verbal pledges are frequently revisited before the official signing day. The program's commitment from two other elite running backs keeps the team's long-term position strong despite the loss.
The LSU coaching staff must now adjust their 2027 recruiting board to account for the open scholarship spot in the backfield. The program retains its depth with two top-10 ranked running back commitments still firmly in place.
The takeaway
Student-athletes often re-evaluate their commitments as their recruitment evolves throughout high school. Prospects frequently weigh various program options before making a final decision on signing day.
Further reading
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