LSU football just secured the nation’s No. 1 transfer portal class and added another star. Lane Kiffin and the Tigers signed USC quarterback Husan Longstreet on Wednesday, creating an elite quarterback room heading into 2026. The former 5-star recruit gives Kiffin arguably the strongest QB depth chart in America.
🔥 Quick Facts
- LSU Transfer Class Rank: No. 1 in the nation with 26 commits as of January 14, 2026
- Husan Longstreet: No. 6 QB in the transfer portal, No. 20 overall prospect via 247Sports
- Longstreet Background: Former 5-star recruit from Corona, California, redshirt freshman from USC
- QB Room Now Includes: Sam Leavitt (No. 1 in portal), Longstreet, and Landen Clark from the FCS
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Lane Kiffin wasted no time transforming LSU football into a transfer portal powerhouse. After taking the job, he orchestrated a recruiting class that climbed to the nation’s top spot. The addition of Longstreet on Wednesday afternoon represents another major move by the legendary coach.
Longstreet visited Baton Rouge on Saturday following speculation about his future. The talented redshirt freshman left USC seeking immediate opportunities. His father, Kevin Longstreet, explained the decision to media outlets, stating his son wants competitive chances. According to his father, “He wants a chance to compete, that’s how you get better”, emphasizing the importance of playing time over waiting.
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Husan Longstreet brings 4-year eligibility and dual-threat capabilities to Baton Rouge. At 6 feet tall and 200 pounds, he offers developmental upside that excites Kiffin’s staff. His father emphasize competition over guarantees, revealing a competitive mindset. The young quarterback wants control of his future rather than hoping circumstances change.
During his one year at USC, Longstreet appeared in limited action. Statistics show he completed 13 of 15 attempts for 103 yards and 1 touchdown through the air. His rushing production was more impressive: 11 carries for 76 yards and 2 rushing scores. The raw talent and athleticism suggest ceiling remains incredibly high.
Building College Football’s Premier Quarterback Room
| Quarterback | Portal Ranking | Pedigree |
| Sam Leavitt | No. 1 | Former Arizona State starter |
| Husan Longstreet | No. 6 | Former 5-star from USC |
| Landen Clark | FCS Elite | FCS transfer for depth |
Leavitt arrives as the top-ranked player in the entire transfer portal. As the former Arizona State quarterback, he brings proven experience at a Power 4 program. Longstreet functions as a long-term investment given his 4-year eligibility and potential for explosive growth. Together, Kiffin has assembled perhaps college football’s strongest QB room.
“He wants a chance to compete, that’s how you get better. Everyone is saying sit for another year, but there’s no guarantee in life.”
— Kevin Longstreet, Husan’s Father
LSU’s No. 1 Transfer Portal Class Dominates College Football
LSU’s transfer class sits atop the national rankings after Leavitt and Longstreet additions. The Tigers have assembled 26 transfer commitments across all positions. Sports Illustrated, 247Sports, and ESPN all rank LSU’s haul as the nation’s strongest. Major acquisitions include star receivers, defensive linemen, and now elite quarterback talent.
The transfer portal window runs through January 16, 2026, giving Kiffin and his staff just two more days to add talent. Early reporting suggests LSU’s focus remains on filling remaining roster holes. Lane Kiffin’s reputation as the ‘Transfer Portal King’ appears absolutely justified after this unprecedented start.
What Happens Next for LSU’s Quarterback Competition?
Sam Leavitt’s role as the immediate starter seems secured given his No. 1 portal ranking. Husan Longstreet becomes the QB of the future, learning Kiffin’s system while preparing for when Leavitt graduates. Landen Clark provides FCS-level experience and developmental depth. This structure mirrors the “bridge quarterback model” gaining popularity in college football.
The combination gives LSU unmatched quarterback continuity. Rather than one-year fixes, Kiffin built a multi-year pipeline. Longstreet’s 4-year eligibility means stability through 2030. Tigers fans can expect consistent production at the position for years to come. Will this approach translate to national championships in Baton Rouge?
Sources
- 247Sports – Transfer portal rankings and team class evaluations
- ON3 Sports – Breaking news on Husan Longstreet transfer commitment
- USA Today Sports – LSU football transfer portal coverage and analysis

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