Photo: Michigan flip target Bryce Underwood shares a snap with uncommitted 5-star prospect Jahkeem Stewart following his visit to LSU

Five-star LSU commit Bryce Underwood is rumored to be a potential flip target for multiple top programs, including the Michigan Wolverines. The Sherrone Moore-led side is leading the race to snatch Underwood from the jaws of LSU.

Amidst all the rumors, the five-star quarterback shared a picture on his Instagram story, proudly flexing his LSU ties with Jahkeem Stewart, who was in Baton Rouge for an official visit this weekend. The defensive lineman is a top target for LSU, and Underwood is doing his bit to make that a reality.

LSU commit Bryce Underwood poses together with Jahkeem Stewart, who was on an official visit (Credits: IG/Jahkeem Stewart)

The 6-4 quarterback from Belleville, Michigan, shared the post and captioned it with a simple 'shush' emoji. Per 247Sports, the Tigers' Class of 2025 is currently ranked fourth in the country. They already have a couple of five-star recruits - Bryce Underwood and DJ Pickett - on their roster.

Jahkeem Stewart has received offers from some of the best CFB programs in the country, such as LSU, Oregon, USC, Alabama, Ohio State, Tennessee, Michigan, Miami, Texas A&M, and Oklahoma. However, as the signing deadline approaches, the defensive lineman has narrowed his list to four schools: Ohio State, USC, LSU, and Oregon.

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Jahkeem Stewart talks about his recruitment and his final shortlist

Five-star recruit Jahkeem Stewart has been courted by some of the best programs in the country. However, the defenseman has narrowed his list down to four schools. Ohio State, LSU, USC, and Oregon are in the running to land the five-star defenseman.

Stewart spoke about the teams and his recruitment process, with just a few weeks remaining before he announces his decision.

"All four schools have a chance, but two schools are starting to create some separation on my list," the 6-5.5 athlete told On3. "I have to go on these last visits and see where my heart is. This is my last opportunity, so I want to spend time with the coaches, see how they coach in big games and see how the teams play."

"I’m very interested in the schools on my list because they have great opportunities for me on and off the field. So many things will matter in my final decision," he added.

The five-star prospect is ranked No.15 nationally and is the third-best defensive lineman in the country, as per On3. He is also the best overall prospect from the state of Louisiana. The LSU Tigers have the best chance of landing the five-star prospect, as per On3, followed by Oregon, Ohio State, and USC.