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Former LSU safety Johnny Robinson and center Kevin Mawae were both elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night. Per LSUSports.net:
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The pair became the fourth and fifth LSU players to earn the prestigious honor, joining fullback Jim Taylor (1976), quarterback Y.A. Tittle (1971) and halfback Steve Van Buren (1965). LSU ranks second in the Southeastern Conference with five players in the hall of fame. Only one other school has more than three.

Tight end Tony Gonzalez, defensive backs Champ Bailey and Ty Law, and contributor inductees Pat Bowlen and Gil Brandt comprised the rest of the eight-man class selected by a 48-person committee on Saturday.

The Class of 2019 will be formally enshrined in Canton on Aug. 3, 2019. Read more.


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Representing.
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Congrats to both on the well-deserved honor. Geaux Tigas!
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Alan Faneca should get in.
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He will
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That’s a big arse MF
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Congratulations to two Great Tigers
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What the frick do they know? Mawae isn't even qualified to coach LSU's O-line.
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couldn’t be happier for Kev. Wow
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Hard to believe Billy Cannon isn’t in. Pro bowl as running back AND tight end. AFL championship MVP 2 consecutive years.
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PS congrats to Both Tigers!
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“Protect the shield” BS
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Congrats Tigers, expect Faneca next year. Well deserved
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