🏈 VIDEO: Explaining LSU's nightmare pre-season. (LSU losses another; DL suspended from team after arrest.)

Well we may be able to get some away game tickets after all when their fans realize they can't even field a team.

That being said, their secondary is going to be awesome if Stingley and Elias Ricks play. Will be a lot of fun to see those two against DeVonta and Jaylen this Fall.
 
At this rate, Ed O will be holding open tryouts at the intramural fields at the end of the week!!
(The only thing that would make this picture better is if Bobby were wearing #7.)
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Well we may be able to get some away game tickets after all when their fans realize they can't even field a team.

That being said, their secondary is going to be awesome if Stingley and Elias Ricks play. Will be a lot of fun to see those two against DeVonta and Jaylen this Fall.

They're still loaded at secondary, and have tons of talent overall. Jacoby Stevens at S is a great player. Ika at DT is another giant. They have that ILB transfer from North Dakota St. Their new RBs are all classic LSU type RBs with speed and power. But they will be very inexperienced, and not very deep. I read elsewhere that LSU was down to 70 scholarship players for this year.
 
👨‍🏫 "If I'm a LSU fan, I'm taking comfort here!" 📝

“LSU is a team that people are high on just because they won the national championship last year, but I think they’re a longshot to make the college football playoff. They lost so many guys. They lost about everybody from that national championship team except Coach O.”
 


Before LSU announced the suspension of football player Ray Parker Wednesday morning, the redshirt freshman defensive end was arrested in Baton Rouge on battery of a dating partner and simple criminal damage to property.
Parker, 20, was arrested by LSU police and booked in jail around 8 a.m, according to an LSU Police Department arrest document. LSU coach Ed Orgeron announced Wednesday morning through a team spokesman that Parker was indefinitely suspended for violation of team rules.
Upon arrival, the document said, the victim stated she and Parker were involved in a dating relationship which lasted roughly a year.
The document said Parker came to the victim's residence at approximately 1 a.m. and engaged in a conversation with the victim. Parker then allegedly "became enraged during the conversation" and "began to destroy" the victim's apartment. He allegedly threw items around the room and destroyed the victim's phone, which the document stated was valued at $1,600.
Parker then allegedly pushed the victim into a dresser, the document said, leaving a scrape on her hip.
The LSU police officer observed the phone was completely shattered and appeared inoperable, the document said, and the report said the victim showed the officer the scrape on her hip "which appeared to be constant with her story."
The criminal damage to property is identified as a felony, according to the document. LSU athletes who are charged with felonies “will be immediately suspended from participation in intercollegiate athletics,” the LSU student-athlete handbook says.
 
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