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Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
Former LSU running back Chris Curry announced Wednesday that he will be transferring to Utah to finish his college career.

Curry, who wore No. 18 for the Tigers in 2020, finished with just 145 yards on 45 carries this past season. His departure leaves LSU with four scholarship running backs remaining who played last season.

The Tigers also signed four-star running back Corey Kiner and Armoni Goodwin during the early signing period in December.


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He was a bruiser but had zero vision. Good luck sir
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Good dude. Good luck to you Chris.
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Bye. Sorry you couldn’t hang with LSU rb’s. Hope all is well in becoming a Mormon
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Utes are getting a solid player and a good dude
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It's going to be cold out there. Bundle up.
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Good luck, Mr. Curry.
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Best of luck young man!
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Good luck Chris! Wish you the best!
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Best wishes young man. I hope you do great things at Utah
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Go get it, man. True Tiger right there. Best of luck to him.
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He’s transferring. True Tigers don’t do that...
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Good luck
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Geaux get ‘em, Chris! Godspeed.
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I hope Utah fans are getting pumped reading this. I think they have a real winner in Chris Curry. I don’t like to see him go but They Really should be excited. I will be searching out their games next season.
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Damn nice spot to go to college.
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yeah he ought to fit right in.
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Best of luck and thank you for service, especially in Oklahoma game last year
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I wish him well! Nothing negative on Curry, hope the rest of his career is great!
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Curry is going to do well there with that Samoan O-Line.
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Much success to Curry!!!
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Chris worked his arse off here to get better, always played hard on Saturdays and represented himself & the program with class. Wish him nothing but the best of luck and I hope he gets to play more. Thanks Chris for being a Tiger
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He just happened to be at LSU along with several other Great RBs & he wasn’t able to get much PT but he never seemed pissed or offended by it. He ran hard every time he got the rock! Good luck son.
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Hope he has a terrific season. Great asset to LSU.
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