Double Dip! LSU Football Lands Commitment from Twin 2025 EDGE Rushers, Darryll and Mandrell Desir
In a major boost for LSU football, head coach Brian Kelly and the Tigers have secured a commitment from twin EDGE rushers, Darryll and Mandrell Desir, who are among the top defensive recruits in the 2025 class. The commitment of the Desir twins adds a dynamic duo to LSU’s already stout defense and signals a continued commitment to building one of the most formidable defensive units in college football.
A Powerful Pair: Darryll and Mandrell Desir
Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 240 pounds, the Desir twins bring an imposing combination of size, speed, and power to LSU’s defensive front. Both players are known for their explosive athleticism and relentless pursuit of the quarterback, which has made them a nightmare for opposing offenses. Darryll is a skilled pass rusher who uses his quickness and burst to disrupt quarterbacks, while Mandrell is a more well-rounded player who excels in both the pass rush and defending the run. Together, they offer LSU a unique and versatile pairing on the edge that could make a significant impact on their defense.
Darryll Desir is known for his ability to get off the line of scrimmage with remarkable speed, often forcing offensive linemen to react quickly in an attempt to contain him. His athleticism allows him to bend around the edge and pressure quarterbacks with consistency. Mandrell, while equally explosive, brings a more physical, power-based game to the table. He’s known for his strength and ability to stop the run, making him a versatile threat who can contribute in various aspects of the game.
Impressive High School Careers
Both Darryll and Mandrell have been dominant forces at [High School Name], where they’ve helped lead their team to a successful run in [State/Region]. In their most recent season, they combined for [Statistical Breakdown], dominating both in the pass rush and against the run. Their high school success has drawn the attention of college football programs nationwide, but the twins ultimately chose LSU due to its strong tradition of developing elite defensive talent and its focus on building championship-caliber defenses.
The Desir twins’ performances have helped elevate their high school team to [Team Accomplishment], and their individual achievements have set them apart as two of the best EDGE rushers in the 2025 class. Both players have the potential to step in and make an impact on the field as soon as they arrive on campus.
What This Means for LSU
The addition of Darryll and Mandrell Desir is a huge win for LSU’s recruiting efforts, especially for a program that has consistently developed top-tier defensive talent. Under head coach Brian Kelly, LSU has become known for its ability to recruit and develop NFL-caliber defensive players, and the Desir twins fit perfectly into that mold. Their combination of size, athleticism, and versatility will add depth to LSU’s defensive front, and their skill set will complement the team’s aggressive defensive scheme.
The Tigers’ defensive unit is already one of the strongest in the SEC, and the addition of the Desir twins ensures that LSU will continue to be a dominant force on that side of the ball for years to come. With both players expected to make an immediate impact, LSU fans have plenty to look forward to as they continue to build for the future.
Looking Toward 2025 and Beyond
As the 2025 season draws closer, the Desir twins are poised to make their mark in Baton Rouge. While they still have one more season of high school football to play, many expect them to be immediate contributors to LSU’s defense once they step on campus. With their combination of speed, power, and technique, Darryll and Mandrell will be key pieces in LSU’s pursuit of championships and will likely help the Tigers remain a top contender in the SEC for years to come.
For LSU, the commitment of the Desir twins is not just a win in recruiting, but a long-term investment in the future of the team’s defense. With both players set to develop under one of the nation’s top coaching staffs, LSU’s defensive line is shaping up to be one of the most dominant in college football. Fans can expect big things from Darryll and Mandrell Desir as they take the field in Baton Rouge, bringing their unique skill set and high motors to the Tigers’ defensive.
