Top 3 landing spots for five-star CB DJ Pickett if he decommits from LSU ft. Oregon

DJ Pickett, the five-star prospect from Zephyrhills, Florida, announced his commitment to LSU in July. However, the 6-foot-4 cornerback hasn't stopped exploring his options yet.

Pickett is one of the most highly sought-after recruits from the class of 2025. He has received offers from some of the best programs in the country, such as Oregon, Miami, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, Ohio State and Alabama.

Pickett is likely to reconsider his commitment if one of these teams pushes all the right buttons. Let's take a look at three clubs that have a shot to sign the coveted five-star recruit if he decides to de-commit from LSU.

Top three landing spots for five-star CB DJ Pickett

#3, Miami

Miami is one of the frontrunners to acquire the five-star recruit, DJ Pickett, and has extended an offer in June. Miami was one of the defensive back's top-five schools and still has a legitimate chance of landing the coveted recruit if he de-commits from LSU.

Miami's class of 2025 is currently ranked No. 12 in the country, as per On3. They have landed 20 commits so far and have extended 359 offers so far. The Hurricanes have a 4.1% chance of landing the five-star prospect, as per On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine.

#2. Oregon

The Oregon Ducks have the best chance (51.2%) to land the cornerback, as per the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine.

Oregon's class of 2025 is ranked fourth in the nation and is the second-best class in the Big Ten conference, as per On3. They have landed 15 commitments so far and have a genuine chance of flipping Pickett from his commitment to LSU.

#1. Florida

DJ Pickett is scheduled to visit the Florida Gators' campus on August 31. He spoke about his upcoming visit to Florida on Thursday.

"Yeah, I’m going," Pickett told Gators Online. "It’s really what everybody is saying. They’re saying they are going to recruit me until the end and see how things go. The main thing they say is how they’re going to recruit me until the end."

Florida's class of 2025 is currently the 32nd-best class in the country, as per On3. They haven't had a great time recruiting this year, but acquiring Pickett will go a long way in boosting their rankings.