LSU opened the weekend with the addition of a third offensive lineman and seventh wide receiver to push its transfer class to 22 members overall.
The Tigers announced the signings Saturday morning of Tennessee center William Satterwhite and West Florida wide receiver Tyree Holloway as the latest pieces of new coach Lane Kiffin and company’s roster-rebuild in Baton Rouge.
Satterwhite joins tackles Ja’Quan Sprinkle (North Carolina Central) and JaKolby Jones (Copiah-Lincoln CC) as the Tigers’ offensive line signings thus far this week as the 2026 transfer-portal window passes its midway mark.
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The 6-foot-3, 305-pound rising sophomore saw limited action in three games during a redshirt 2024 season before playing a more consistent role in the rotation as the Volunteers’ backup this fall with 182 offensive snaps in 11 appearances without allowing a sack.
The Barberton, Ohio, native out of perennial power Archbishop Hoban was ranked a four-star prospect in the 2024 cycle by most national recruiting networks.
Holloway caught 34 passes for 661 yards and eight touchdowns this fall, pushing his career totals to 60 receptions, 1,169 yards and 13 scores in three years of NCAA Division-II experience: the first at Chowan in Murfreesboro, N.C., and past two at West Florida.
The 6-foot, 180-pound receiver only played in three games his true sophomore season in 2024 before an injury cut that campaign short.
LSU has now signed seven wide receivers in the past seven days with Holloway joining: Jackson Harris (Hawaii), Eugene “Tre” Brown III (Old Dominion), Jayce Brown (Kansas State), Eugene “Tre” Wilson III (Florida), Malik Elzy (Illinois) and Josh Jackson (McNeese State)
Here’s the rundown of all new players heading to Baton Rouge thus far, as of Saturday morning:
1. WR Jackson Harris, Hawaii
2. RB Raycine Guillory, Utah
3. TE Malachi Thomas, Pittsburgh
4. WR Eugene “Tre” Brown III, Old Dominion
5. S Ty Benefield, Boise State
6. DT Stephiylan Green, Clemson
7. RB Rod Gainey Jr., Charlotte
8. WR Jayce Brown, Kansas State
9. WR Eugene “Tre” Wilson III, Florida
10. P Hayden Craig, Florida
11. LS Mack Mulhern, Florida
12. K Scott Starzyk, Arkansas
13. DL Malik Blocton, Auburn
14. EDGE Jaylen Brown, South Carolina
15. OL Ja’Quan Sprinkle, North Carolina Central
16. OL JaKolby Jones, Copiah-Lincoln CC
17. EDGE Jordan Ross, Tennessee
18. WR Malik Elzy, Illinois
19. WR Josh Jackson, McNeese State (St. Augustine)
20. S Treylan James, Southern (Madison Prep)
21. C William Satterwhite (Tennessee)
22. WR Tyree Holloway (West Florida)