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BATON ROUGE, La. - As preseason recognitions continue to roll in, seven LSU players made the 2021 preseason coaches All-Southeastern Conference football teams, which the league announced Tuesday afternoon.

Predicting the 2021 SEC Standings Weve heard from every coach. Weve heard from the top stars from each program. SEC Media Days are over. "Talking Season" is nearing its end. The 2021 college football season beckons nearer and nearer. With just a few weeks remaining in this talking season, its time to put our chips on the table and put what weve learned this offseason into action. Heres how the SEC shakes out in 2021... In my opinion, of course. East Photo Courtesy of The Athletic Say what you w...

Stingley, Ricks, and Boutte On Preseason Award Watchlists Three Tiger playmakers are contenders for college football’s highest honors Share this story Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images As football media days across Power 5 and Group of 5 conferences roll along, the award committees are putting out preseason watchlists and three of LSU’s best players could take home hardware with big seasons. Junior corner Derek Stingley Jr. and sophomore corner Eli Ricks are on the Bednarik Award watc...

Eli Ricks - 2020 JC Latham - 2021 I am in no way a Stud basher, but of the 14 highest ranked OT that we offered this past cycle, we missed on all 14 of them. JC Latham is a phenomenal talent and would be awesome to have on campus Jordan Battle - 2019   This is a forum post from a site member. It does not represent the views of Eleven Warriors unless otherwise noted.

LSU sophomore quarterback Max Johnson avoids pressure during Saturday’s Spring Game. Photo courtesy of REUTERS/Stephen Lew – USA Today Sports BATON ROUGE — The LSU Tigers wrapped up spring practice on Saturday with the annual National L Club Spring Game — which Team White won over Team Purple 23-14. Below are the stars from Saturday’s scrimmage inside Tiger Stadium. STARS OF THE SPRING GAME OFFENSE Jontre Kirklin The 6-foot, 184-pound wide receiver didn’t get much rest on Saturday a...

LSU’s Boutte, Ricks named to FWAA All-America Team LSU Football LSU wide receiver Kayshon Boutte (1) and cornerback Eli Ricks (1) (Source: MG Miller and Gus Stark / LSU Athletics) By Spencer Chrisman | January 18, 2021 at 11:22 AM CST - Updated January 18 at 3:33 PM BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - LSU wide receiver Kayshon Boutte and cornerback Eli Ricks were named to the Football Writers Association of America’s All-Freshman team that was announced on Monday, Jan. 18. Both players w...

Photo courtesy of lsusports.net A pair of LSU Tigers earn recognition for their performances in the 2020 season. LSU sophomore kicker Cade York and freshman defensive back Eli Ricks were named to the Associated Press All-America teams on Monday. York made 18 field goals on 21 attempts in 2020. He went 6-for-7 on field goals of 50 yards or more. He was named to the second-team. Ricks shined in his debut season for the Tigers and ended up on the third-team. He recorded four interceptions, which...

Sitting here trying to put LSUs monumental 37-34 win over Florida into some kind of serious historical perspective ... but dang if I can keep a straight face. There were other factors, to be sure, but the Tigers won a game because a Florida Gator defensive back picked up an LSU players loose shoe and tossed it down field. Cant get around it. I want to talk about — forget 15-0 and all that national championship silliness — how Saturday night was Ed Orgerons finest coaching moment ... b...

Post Game Review: Florida Share this story Well that was unbelievable. Given the sheer amount of attrition LSU has experienced not only in the offseason and the course of the regular season, but in the lead up to/during the actual game. Micah Baskerville didn’t travel with an apparent illness, Derek Stingley sat with injury (good, he’s been hurt all year, please just rest), and the top two running backs went down. All of that in addition to already apocalyptic and well documented attrition...

Roy Exum: A Great ‘Life Lesson’ Monday, December 14, 2020 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum Having spent quite a career as a story-teller in sports, perhaps I am better tuned than most in recognizing the delicious parables and parallels we see on our fields of competition that are, in better truth, some of the most brilliant ‘life lessons’ that unfold before our eyes. I watched a fistful of college football games on Saturday and, by far, the best of the day was a dazzling point-for-point bat...