Tre Harris - 98th ranked player in Louisiana class of 2020

For some reason when Tre Harris came out of Comeaux High in Lafayette, at 6 ft. 3 inch, 190 lbs, Harris was listed by recruiting services as an athlete, not a receiver. He was a two star recruit ranked 227 at his position, 98th best player in La and way, way down the national ranking list as the 2258th best player.

Lol. We all know recruiting rankings are subjective and that every now and then a 2 star will end up being a first round nfl pick. But Harris was 98th in La? Thats a monster swing and miss by the recruiting services and division 1 college scouts.

Harris is a big, physical receiver who wants the ball more than the other guys do when the ball is in the air, kind of like a bigger Jarvis Landry. Did Harris not flash any of these skills in high school?

Supposedly college coaches who scout and recruit are not influenced by the recruiting services. But imagine the meltdown if LSU had taken the state’s 98th ranked player in its 2020 class.

Just to compare, whenever LSU picks up a 3 star and folks complain about it, someone will inevitably play the Jacob Hester card and how everyone missed on him. But Hester was the 27th ranked player in his class and someone at LSU did see his potential. Harris was 98th best player in La.

So the 247 recruiting site had a chance to correct its error when they ranked Harris as a transfer, but they swung and missed again. Harris was the 28th ranked wr as a transfer after playing well at La Tech. Credit Kiffin or someone at Ole Miss for stealing Harris.

Just out of curiosity, does anyone on here from the Laf area remember Harris from Comeaux? Why was he rated so low? Did he just develop out of the blue in college?

So do you know who else LSU missed on at wr in the 2020 class? Kyren Lacy. But Lacy actually was highly ranked, he was the states 12th best player and second best receiver after Kayshon Boutte in some rankings. LSU took Koy Moore instead iof Lacy that year.

As one more interesting side note, Tre Harris was in the same transfer class as Aaron Anderson and Keon Coleman, but they were both ranked higher. Anderson keeps getting better, no complaints here on that.