LSU sophomore DJ Pickett is primed to be the next shutdown cornerback in the Tigers’ DBU tradition. After a stellar true freshman season where he played all 13 games and made three starts, he switched his jersey number to No. 5, the number LSU Heisman Trophy-winning QB Jayden Daniels wore, and all hell broke loose. Pickett got the chance to address Daniels’ cease-and-desist letter and break down his fall camp so far in a post-practice press conference with Baton Rouge media Thursday.
LSU football returned to the practice field today for another spring practice before the Spring Game on April 13. Here are notable quotes from head coach Brain Kelly and observations from practice: Defense New defensive […]
GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor The hope is that LSU’s newly hired defensive line coach Kyle Williams is around for at least one high school recruiting cycle, as opposed to one NCAA Transfer Portal free […]
LSU junior middle linebacker Damone Clark may have a new jersey number but retained the same outlook when it comes to playing his position. “Football’s aggressive, so I like this aggressive defense,” Clark said during […]
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