LSU enters the 2023 season with just two returning scholarship cornerbacks: Ohio State transfer Sevyn Banks who struggled to stay on the field due to injury, and true freshman Laterrance Welch who has very limited college football experience. Since so many cornerback transfers that LSU brought in this season only had one year remaining of eligibility, LSU was forced again to find DB talent in the transfer portal. The Tigers hit the transfer portal jackpot landing former 5-star recruit Denver Harris from Texas A&M, and joining him next year will be sophomore Duce Chestnut from Syracuse and JK Johnson from Ohio State. What do the most recent transfer portal commitments bring to the CB group? Why is LSU's approach to recruiting via the transfer portal more effective for sustained success than it was last year?
Plus, the Georgia Bulldogs win their second national title in two years. Winning has never been easy in the SEC and it's not getting any easier as another national title powerhouse has emerged in the conference. How does LSU compare to Georgia in terms of development as a program, both for 2023 and beyond? Is LSU following the correct blueprint to become the next great college football dynasty?

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