LSU Spring Football: Five Tigers Standing Out During Spring Camp

The Bayou Bengals enter their final week of spring ball with several players breaking out of their shell during camp.

LSU football enters the final week of Spring Camp with several Tigers stealing headlines over the last few weeks.

One name that continues to pop up is senior wide receiver Kyren Lacy. The seasoned veteran has shined throughout camp and looks poised for a breakout season for the purple and gold.

Aside from Lacy, who else has looked the part during camp? Who could carve out a role for this team in the fall?

Here are five players who have shined during spring ball:

No. 1: WR Kyren Lacy

LSU Football: Five players who stood out in spring game

Let’s get this one out of the way early. Lacy has taken monumental strides throughout camp and his consistency is what has been a major takeaway. There is certainly a difference between looking the part during camp and having it translate to Saturday’s in Death Valley, but Lacy has been impressive through the last few weeks. The connection he has with Garrett Nussmeier stands out as well. Lacy is a player they’ll utilize in a variety of ways, but the crossing routes will be fun to watch. The long, lanky receiver has all the makings of piecing it together and consistency during the season will be key. Those within the program continue raving about Lacy and the leadership qualities he attains on the field and in the weight room.

LSU Football: Five players who stood out in spring game

[Lacy] was easily distracted at times (before). What has happened here more than anything else is he has found the right zone to be in as it relates to practicing and preparation,” Brian Kelly said on Saturday. “I think he learned a lot last year watching Malik and BT and the way they came to practice every day and how they performed. He’s going to have a breakout season because of it. I can see the way he takes over a practice now in terms of his ability.”

No. 2: Early-Enrollee CB PJ Woodland

The early-enrollee has turned heads over the last 10 days of camp. A player who has skyrocketed up the cornerback depth chart, those within the program have been raving about him since Day 1. Woodland was a modest three-star recruit, and a late addition to LSU’s 2024 class, but is looking like an immediate impact player throughout camp. Woodland took first-team reps opposite of Ashton Stamps this week as he navigates his way to early playing time for the purple and gold. He’s put on weight and the defensive staff remains high on what he provides LSU.

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LSU Spring Football: Five Tigers Standing Out During Spring Camp

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