When Terrace Marshall committed to LSU on Friday, the sweat was wiped from the LSU coaching staff's collective brows, as each knew of the significance of his decision.
The Tigers will enter the 2018 season with more unknowns than customary in Baton Rouge, which speaks to just how unproven and thin they are at the quarterback, wide receiver and running back positions. Marshall can't play all of the positions, but he is a welcomed addition to a thin wide receiver corps. He becomes the third wide receiver to sign with LSU, following Berwick's Kenan Jones and Jena's Jaray Jenkins on Wednesday.