2025 class prospect & four-star CB Jaboree Antoine narrows down his commitment to top 3 schools

Four-star cornerback Jaboree Antoine from New Iberia (La.) Westgate has already received 23 offers from college programs. The prospect, who has named his top three schools, will end his recruitment journey this month.

Antoine's three top schools are LSU, Florida State and Miami, and he is set to make his final decision on July 20.

Antoine committed to LSU following his fourth unofficial visit to Baton Rouge in January. However, after nearly five months, he reopened his recruitment and officially visited Miami from May 31 to June 2. That was followed by a visit to Florida State from June 21 to June 23.

"After that, I'll be shutting my recruitment down and focusing on my high school moving forward," Antoine told Rivals.

"I'm really enjoying this process and still being able to see things and give people chances," Antoine added. "You only get to go through this process once, so I need to make sure I'm making the right decision. It definitely opened my eyes a bit to see things outside of football, to meet great people and human beings at both organizations."

As a sophomore, he played quarterback and cornerback, tallying 32 tackles, eleven pass breakups and five interceptions on defense. He also excelled on offense with 1,650 passing yards and twelve touchdowns.

Antoine witnessed a challenging junior season where he missed seven out of twelve games due to a collarbone injury. He is also an incredible athlete in track and field, with personal bests of 20-4 in the long jump and 43-1 in the triple jump.

Jaboree Antoine's perspective on his Top-3 teams

LSU still has 89.3% potential to land Antoine, per the On3 recruiting prediction machine. His bond with defensive back coach Corey Raymond can play a major role there.

"He's like family, that's it," Antoine told Rivals. "He's from the same place as I am, and we're communicating and staying in touch."

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Miami holds a 4.3% chance of securing Antoine's pledge. Their coaching staff, particularly those with ties to Louisiana, like defensive coordinator Lance Guidry, have worked to build a relationship with the prospect.

“Miami was the first school to offer me so I had to give them a chance," Antoine told On3. "Coming down and talking to the coaching staff, seeing everybody, it was building that relationship and I enjoyed it.”

As for Florida State, coach Mike Norvell and co. have 2.8% to land Antoine's pledge. The Seminoles have impressed him with their authenticity and straightforward approach, qualities he deeply respects.

“They kept it real. Comparing it to other programs, they really kept it real with me," Antoine added. "They didn’t tell me what I wanted to hear on the OV (official visit). so that really stood out. And I have the utmost respect for that.”

Antoine is the No. 133 overall prospect, the No. 16 cornerback in the 2025 class and the No. 3 player in Louisiana, per On3. 247 Sports lists him as the No. 136 overall prospect, the No. 17 cornerback in the cycle and the No. 3 player in Louisiana.