LSU offense makes progress during fall camp in Baton Rouge

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Last updated Aug 12, 2026

LSU offense makes progress during fall camp in Baton Rouge
Summary

LSU football's offense is showing signs of improvement as fall camp continues in Baton Rouge. Quarterback Sam Leavitt, recovering from a foot injury, is performing well in practice, demonstrating accuracy and timely throws. His relationship with offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. is developing, aiding communication on the field. The wide receiver group has also been competitive, with several players distinguishing themselves. Offensive linemen maintain consistent starting positions, indicating trust from coaching staff. Positive developments from camp hint at a promising offensive season ahead, although true tests will come in the games to follow.

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  • Sam Leavitt is healthy and improving in practice.
  • Coach Lane Kiffin praises Leavitt's performance this week.
  • LSU's wide receiver room is described as very competitive.
  • The same five offensive linemen are consistently starting.
  • Positive signs indicate LSU is on track for the season.
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LSU football's offense is making strides as the season approaches. Fall camp has brought plenty of good signs for Kiffin's offensive attack.

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