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Abell Photography - 2019 Peach Bowl
Ed Orgeron was on 104.5 ESPN's "Off the Bench" Tuesday morning and said that LSU pitcher Nick Storz has joined the football team for voluntary workouts.

Storz is 6-6, 250-pounds and is seeing time at tight end, according to Orgeron.

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Roll Clyde Roll•46 months
TEU
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Higgysmalls•46 months
Hell be hurt in a week
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wallowinit•46 months
250? Or 262...
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4x4tiger•46 months
That's a big corn fed baw
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hill durham•46 months
Big target
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wallowinit•46 months
250? Or 262...
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Jack Daniel•46 months
He couldn’t stay health on the baseball field. Good luck with football
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Solo Cam•46 months
He had an elbow issue. Gronk was one of the best tightends ever and lived with multiple injuries. Congrats on being a dick though
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tigersbb•46 months
Matchup nightmare in short yardage and goal line situations.
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toddjet13•46 months
Was being recruited as a TE out of high school by Bama, Miami, Rutgers, and South Carolina
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Farmer Joe•46 months
Wait what? Is he actually trying to play football or is this just conditioning?
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Tigers4Lyfe•46 months
Seeing time at TE sounds like he's trying to play.
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xGeauxLSUx•46 months
He's just around for photo shoots to fill out the TE depth and then he'll be back to baseball.
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Yeti_Chaser•46 months
Guess that means he's now 100% healthy
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GumboPot•46 months
You can play TE with a sore elbow on the throwing arm. Not so much as college baseball pitcher.
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PsychTiger•46 months
Blocking and catching would be priorities before pure running speed.
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Privateer 2007•46 months
Can he run?
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