LSU's Tommy Moffit Says Leonard Fournette ‘Destroyed’ Recent Conditioning Test

Longtime LSU strength and conditioning coach Tommy Moffitt was a guest on ESPN's Baton Rouge radio show "Culotta and the Prince" Tuesday and said that running back Leonard Fournette "destroyed" the condition test this week.

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“Leonard gets a lot of press about his weight and all that,” Moffitt said on the air. “But our fan base can rest assured that the big man came out this morning and destroyed it. (Fournette) for his size was phenomenal and really stood out. I don’t remember a back in recent history that was impressive on their conditioning test as that guy was... he was phenomenal."

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Some the conditioning tests that were performed were vertical jumps, broad jumps, medicine ball throw for distance, and the 40-yard dash.

Moffit later elaborated in the interview how Fournette has taken the offseason very seriously.

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"Leonard has great character and great work effort." Moffit said. "He came out this morning and lit this conditioning test up. And then he walked into the weight room and ten sets of legs, six sets of squats, and followed that up with four set of split squats and RDL's, and just destroyed it."

"He does a phenomenal job. He is in tip-top physical condition right this minute. He's game ready. So now we will spend the rest of the summer getting his faster and more dynamic."

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You heard it folks, he's in tip-top physical condition right this minute and game ready. And that should make LSU fans extremely happy and pumped up for the football season.