Jahkeem Stewart and Chris Cenac Jr. (Images via Instagram/Jahkeem Stewart and Chris Cenac Jr.) — Jahkeem Stewart and Chris Cenac Jr. (Credits: IG/Jahkeem Stewart and Chris Cenac Jr.)

5-star basketball prospect Chris Cenac Jr. shares a 5-word reaction to Jakheem Stewart's photos from LSU visit

Modified Nov 11, 2024 21:41 GMT

Five-star power forward from New Orleans, Chris Cenac Jr., is one of LSU's top targets in the Class of 2025. The 6-10 forward is sitting on offers from some of the best NCAA programs, such as Houston, Auburn, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and Michigan State.

LSU is currently the leading contender to land the commitment of a five-star forward, as per On3. The Tigers are currently pursuing another five-star football prospect, defensive lineman Jahkeem Stewart. The Baton Rouge-based side hosted the five-star defenseman this weekend and is poised to make a run at the athlete.

Stewart shared several photos on his Instagram account, wearing the Tigers' uniform during his visit. Multiple star high school athletes commented on Stewart's post, including Cenac, who left a compelling remark on the defensive lineman's post.

Chris Cenac Jr. comments on Jahkeem Stewart's post on his official visit to LSU Tigers (Credit: IG / @flashoutjah)

"if you go i’ll go," Cenac wrote.

Both these athletes might play for the Tigers in their respective sports, which will only benefit LSU, a top team with five-star talent on its roster.

Chris Cenac Jr. is ranked No.7 nationally and is the fourth-best power forward in the Class of 2025, as per On3. He is also the best overall prospect from the state of Missouri.

Chris Cenac Jr. has narrowed his list down to seven schools

The five-star prospect in the Class of 2025, Chris Cenac Jr., is down to seven schools. Kentucky, Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Houston, LSU, and Tennessee have made the forward's shortlist.

Cenac Jr. has made official visits to Kentucky, Houston, Auburn, and Tennessee, with his latest visit in October to Mark Pope's Kentucky. He spoke about the visit and highly praised the University of Kentucky.

"It was pretty good," the five-star forward told Jacob Polacheck of KSR+. "Everybody was pretty welcoming. They’re all good people. It was a pretty good visit overall."

However, despite Kentucky being the five-star recruit's latest visit, the LSU Tigers are the favorites to land him. Per On3, the Tigers have a 26.7% chance of acquiring Chris Cenac Jr. LSU, followed by Houston (23.4%), Auburn (12.2%), and Arkansas (10.2%).

The Kentucky Wildcats also have a 10.2% chance of landing the prospect, as per On3, but they face stiff competition from the aforementioned programs. LSU's Class of 2025 is ranked No.6 in the country, per 247Sports. The Tigers have acquired three commitments so far and are in play for more going forward.