LSU Football reporter Emily Dixon caught up with freshman cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. for his media debut on the latest episode of Inside The Huddle.

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atltiger6487

Hard not to love this guy, on and off the field.

Reply•47 months

alumni95

Exudes total class and professionalism at the young age of 18. WELL DONE by his parents and support team to help keep this ultra-talented phenom so humble and grounded.

47 months

AMac

The next #7!

Reply•47 months

tigersquad89

Watching this video reminds you just how young he is. To think he’s the best corner in the country halfway through his freshman year is incredible. This guy has a special career in front of him.

Reply•47 months

TigerFanInSouthland

Emily Dixon could get it

Reply•47 months

Tiger4life5803

This is the first post with 10+ comments where I’ve ever seen zero negative comments. Not sure what it means but it’s gotta be good on Stingley!

Reply•47 months

Jwils

And the only downvotes were about banging Emily!

47 months

TigerPimpNationTrank

GOAT of DBU.

Reply•47 months

crossfire

Awesome, it's crazy to think he seemed more nervous in that interview than on the field. What a classy and very likeable player. I have a feeling he will be one of the highest paid athletes very soon. From a dad, kudos to the parents because you can definitely tell they did an amazing job raising Derek!

Reply•47 months

Swamp Angel

I was thinking the same thing. He's a madman on the field, and so humble in a public interview. Such a perfect combination. This is the epitome of a sportsman.

47 months

Shrimplsucl71

Let the man speak he's earned it..

Reply•47 months

bapple

I was under the impression that freshmen never get interviewed. I guess if you’re a generational talent you can bypass it.

Reply•47 months

A75CADDY

I was thinking this too, but generational talents probably get handled differently. You also have to look at this interview as a controlled environment, with a pro LSU interviewer. Good way to ease him into interviews.

47 months

GumbOrgeron

Two certified beauties

Reply•47 months

elcid

SEC Rreceivers, I dare you to take his humbleness as a weakness.

Reply•47 months

jimbeam

Definitely plays a lot louder than his personality. I like it.

Reply•47 months

Daponch

A lot like his dad. I knew Derek while I was at LSU. Great guy with an amazing kid.