LSU football aims for stability with starting offensive line progression
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 3:46 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

LSU football has established a consistent starting offensive line as they prepare for the upcoming season. The group, which includes LT Jordan Seaton, LG Bo Bordelon, C Braelin Moore, RG Aliou Bah, and RT Weston Davis, has remained the same throughout fall camp. This marks a shift from last season when the Tigers struggled to find a reliable line, contributing to their disappointing performance. Lane Kiffin's coaching staff is focusing on building trust within this five-man unit. As the start of the season approaches, LSU's confidence in its offensive line is expected to grow.
- •LSU has a consistent starting offensive line heading into fall camp.
- •The starting five includes Seaton, Bordelon, Moore, Bah, and Davis.
- •Last season's line issues contributed to the firing of previous head coach Brian Kelly.
- •Lane Kiffin emphasizes the importance of a stable offensive line for success.
- 3:46 PMYahoo Sports — Why LSU football should be confident in the offensive line
"LSU football seems to have settled on a starting offensive line. Here's why that's a really good sign for the position group this fall.
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