4-star Oregon Football QB target Bryson Beaver picks up another SEC offer
The Oregon Ducks may not have been first to the party when it comes to fast-rising quarterback prospect Bryson Beaver, but they certainly arrived early.
Since the Ducks showed up, others have followed.
Oregon offered the former Boise State commit a scholarship a couple of weeks ago, and since then, his recruitment has blown up. Credit to Beaver, who has put the work in, being named one of the top performers at last week's Elite 11 Finals camp. Additionally, credit to Oregon for recognizing the potential and issuing an offer early.
Since the Ducks offered Beaver, he has garnered interest from a lot of top schools in the nation, including the Alabama Crimson Tide and Ole Miss Rebels, both of which hosted him on visits earlier this month.
Now, following Beaver's official visit to Oregon this past weekend, the 4-star received another SEC scholarship offer, this time from the LSU Tigers.
We are now in another recruiting dead period, so Beaver won't be able to take a visit to LSU in the near future, but assuming he keeps his recruitment open through the summer, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him end up in Baton Rouge this fall for a game.
While Duck fans are eager to get Beaver, who is predicted to commit to Oregon, it's understandable that he wants to take his time with his recruitment. After blowing up so much in the past month, he certainly deserves to enjoy the process and not feel rushed in his decision.
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