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Leonard Fournette Recycles 700 Old Trophies Into Weight Set For Jacksonville HS
by TD Staff Reporter
August 1, 201735 Comments

Logan Bowles-USA TODAY Sports
Former LSU running back Leonard Fournette recently donated 700 of his old football trophies to be recycled and turned into a weight set for Raines High School in Jacksonville, FL. Per BigCatCountry.com:
Watch the video below to see how Fournette and MET-Rx created and delivered the weight set to Raines High School:
quote:This is not the first time that the former LSU star has given back to the local communities in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Jacksonville and it definitely won't be the last time either...
Fournette and MET-Rx collaborated to create a dumbbell set to donate to a school in Jacksonville, out of Fournette’s childhood football trophies.
We all know Fournette is a talented football player, but did you know that he received at least 700 trophies as a kid? Yup, and he donated 700 of them to have them crafted into an entire weight set for Raines High School.
Watch the video below to see how Fournette and MET-Rx created and delivered the weight set to Raines High School:
Filed Under: LSU Football
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