LSU WR Kayshon Boutte Will NOT Enter 2023 NFL Draft and Will Return for Next Season – originally posted on Sportslens.com
Despite missing out on a College Football Playoff place, the LSU Tigers received some good news on Monday. Star wide receiver Kayshon Boutte has announced his intention to forego the 2023 NFL Draft and return to the program for at least another season. Boutte, who struggled at the start of the year, found some form towards the end of the season and is widely regarded as one of the best wide receivers in college football.
Boutte wants National Championship for LSU
While LSU may be licking their wounds after the defeat to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game, there is cause for optimism for next season. Star wide receiver, Kayshon Boutte, who was widely projected as a first round pick in the NFL Draft, will return for his senior year.
— Kayshon Boutte (@KayshonBoutte1) December 5, 2022
“LSU has been nothing but amazing to me,” Boutte said in statement on Twitter. “My growth under the new staff has helped me to reach new levels. While we did not achieve the overall goal, we still fought and produced results that will be a stepping stone for future success.
“It is important to follow your dreams and live with the results. While some stories will end here, mine will not. Let’s lock in and focus on the main goal of any LSU Tiger: Winning a national championship.”
It is a far cry from early in the season when
Boutte removed all mentions of LSU from his social media sparking rumors of a transfer. He seemed to find his focus after that episode and his season culminated with six catches for 107 yards and a touchdown in the championship loss to Georgia.
LSU head coach Brian Kelly will be happy to welcome Boutte back. Boutte will rejoin a talented receiver corps who will also welcome two more four-star wide receiver recruits when Shelton Sampson Jr., and Jalen Brown arrive on campus.
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