LSU defense emphasizes interceptions during fall camp with new drills

LSU football's defense is focused on improving interception rates during fall camp under defensive coordinator Blake Baker. The team aims to replicate last year's significant increase from six to 17 interceptions. Baker has integrated pick six drills to sharpen skills. The Tigers need to replace three departed interceptions each from Harold Perkins and A.J. Haulcy, both of whom have moved to the NFL. Returning players DJ Pickett, Dashawn Spears, and Tamarcus Cooley, along with transfer Ty Benefield, will be critical in this effort. Baker highlights the team's strong ball skills and physical attributes as assets in the upcoming season.

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