On Wednesday, Rivals released its final Rivals250 rankings for the Class of 2020 and 13 LSU signees or commitments landed on the list.

LSU signee Elias Ricks, a five-star cornerback from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., moved down one spot from No. 5 to the No. 6 overall recruit in the country. He is LSU's highest ranked recruit, per Rivals.

LSU tight end signee Arik Gilbert finished in the top 10 prospects in the country. The five-star came in at No. 9, which is up two spots for the 2019-20 Gatorade Football Player of the Year. The 6-foot-5, 255 pounder racked up 1,735 yards on 102 grabs and 14 touchdowns. His team finished the season as 7A champions with a record of 13-2.

Among the biggest movers in the entire country was LSU wide receiver signee Kayshon Boutte, a 4-star from New Iberia high school in Westgate. He's now the No. 35 ranked recruit in the country, up 29 spots. Boutte is a track star with 4.3 speed.

LSU defensive tackle signee Jacobian Guillory jumped 43 spots and now ranks in the top 100 nationally at No. 81. Guillory is the ninth-ranked defensive tackle in the 2020 class.

LSU defensive back commitment Dwight McGlothern also saw his stock rise in the final Rivals250 rankings. The four-star prospect jumped 60 spots and now sits at No. 125 overall.

Other notable movers:

-- LSU WR signee Koy Moore dropped seven spots to No. 130 overall.

--LSU signees Marcus Dumervil and B.J. Ojulari both dropped one spot in the final rankings to No. 121 and 122, respectively.

-- Four-star inside linebacker Antoine Sampah, an LSU signee, took a significant drop of 55 spots to No. 95 overall. While LSU's other inside linebacker signee, Josh White, fell just three spots to No. 88. The Tigers' outside linebacker signee, Phillip Webb, fell 31 spots to No. 73.

-- Baton Rouge native and LSU defensive tackle signee Jaquelin Roy also dropped one spot to No. 75.

-- Tigers' safety signee Jordan Toles landed at No. 63, eights spots lower than his previous ranking.

-- LSU running back target Jahmyr Gibbs, a four-star all purpose back from Georgia, moved up 41 spots to No. 70.

-- McKinnley Jackson, the four-star defensive tackle from Mississippi, landed at No. 72, up 11 spots.

-- Rummel defensive back Donovan Kaufman moved up four spots to No. 185.