LSU running back Lanard Fournette enters his senior season with the Tigers this year and many are expecting big things from him, including head coach Ed Orgeron.

Fournette had just 12 carries for 126 yards (7-yard average) and one touchdown last season. He also caught 6 passes for 55 yards (9.2-yard per catch average).

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voodooidotwo

Some what if a reach thinking he will get more than 5 snaps with our stable of backs. Sorry, he’s no #7

Reply•49 months

ScaryClown

Agreed. Will barely see the field with the better players in front of him.

49 months

Aussietigerfan

what a package deal that would turn out to be

Reply•49 months

Russianblue

super impressed that this kid has stuck it out for four years, kept his nose clean and risen out of the shadow of an all time LSU legend who happens to be his older brother. seeing what goes on here and elsewhere w the “play me now or i leave” prima donnas and the advent of the transfer portal and the general gotta have it NOW attitude, Lanard has certainly exceeded my expectations. don’t know him, but that shows some serious substance. respect earned.

Reply•49 months

Mr Fusion

"Fournette had just 12 carries for 126 yards (7-yard average)" Not quite.

Reply•49 months

Geauxldninja

Lol yeah they’re doing our boy wrong here. 10 is pretty legit albeit a small sample size

49 months

AndyWoods

You can do it "Lanard!"

Reply•49 months

AndyWoods

I like how is this kid is simply known as the "younger brother". Hahaha