LSU Fall Camp Report: August 6
Key Points:
- LSU's fall camp shows a youth movement on the defensive line, with freshmen Deuce Geralds and Malik Blocton taking prominent roles at defensive tackle alongside veteran players.
- Defensive end positions feature freshmen like Dylan Carpenter and Lamar Brown, while the second team includes Blocton and Stephiylan Green at tackle.
- LSU's cornerback group is notably thin in both size and depth, with players like DJ Pickett, Michael Turner, and Havon Finney lacking significant weight gain, and Turner currently in a no-contact jersey.
- Quarterback Sam Leavitt demonstrated accuracy during practice, completing 13 of 15 throws without defensive pressure, connecting well with receivers including Jayce Brown and Winnie Watkins.
- Former LSU coach Ed Orgeron assisted with defensive tackle drills, showing approval of Geralds' performance, while standout secondary players Ty Benefield and Dashawn Spears remain the most physically imposing in the secondary.