LSU’s 2022 class took another hit on Sunday when the four-star running back Citizen of TreVonte abandoned his appointment and put his recruitment back on the open market.

Since Ed Orgeron took over the interim management after the dismissal of LSU Miles Four games after the start of the 2016 season, the Tigers have seen 60 prospects abandon their recruiting track commitments.

The 2020 class suffered the most attrition with 15 releases. He also tied the 2021 class for LSU’s second highest-ranked crop during Orgeron’s tenure at No.4, just behind the 2016 class which finished second in America.

Geaux247 looks back on these old Tiger commitments and explains where they ended up.

Class 2017

WR 4 stars Jhamon Ausbon (Bradenton, FL-IMG Academy)

Hired at LSU for five months

Signed with Texas A&M

QB 4 stars Lowell Narcissus (St. James, La.-St. James HS)

Hired with LSU for a little over seven months, then rehired a week after giving up his appointment

Signed with LSU

LB 4 stars Monty Rice (Madison, Alabama-James Clemens HS)

Hired at LSU for only three weeks

Signed with Georgia

Class 2018

OLB 5 stars Adam anderson (Rome, Georgia-Rome HS)

Joined LSU for a little over two and a half months

Signed with Georgia

5 stars Caden Sterns (Cibolo, Texas-Steele HS)

Engaged at LSU for five and a half months

Signed with Texas

4 stars S Kelvin Joseph (Baton Rouge, La.-Scotlandville HS)

Hired with LSU for seven and a half months, then rehired three months after having given up his appointment

Signed with LSU

4 star CB Nadab joseph (Miami, FL-Miami Norland SH)

Engaged at LSU for one year and two months

Signed with Georgia