LSU Safety John Battle Will Be Representing The Tigers In The Collegiate Bowl

by Staff Reporter

January 11, 20195 Comments

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LSU senior safety John Battle was named to the 2019 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl roster this week.

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The all-star game will once again feature a collection of the best seniors in college football showcasing their skills at the historic Rose Bowl Stadium. The 112-man roster has been split into two groups: the National team, led by long-time NFL player and coach Mike Tice, and the American team, led by former Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano.

This year’s contest is slated to take place on Saturday, January 19, culminating a week-long experience during which the participants will learn about the business of football. The game is scheduled for 2 p.m. PST/5 p.m. EST kickoff and will be televised on FS1.

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lsutigermall•63 months

Go get em Battle. Geaux!

BigDropper•63 months

Curious... do sponsors, university, or game/event coordinators help pay for travel and expenses? I’m guessing this can’t be left to the players.

alumni95•63 months

Curious... do sponsors, university, or game/event coordinators help pay for travel and expenses? I’m guessing this can’t be left to the players.

alumni95•63 months

Curious... do sponsors, university, or game/event coordinators help pay for travel and expenses? I’m guessing this can’t be left to the players.

Barbellthor•63 months

"This year’s contest is slated to take place on Saturday, January 19, culminating a week-long experience during which the participants will learn about the business of football." That sounds exceptional. Help the players learn how not to go bankrupt immediately and the unique way the NFL works.

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