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Sophomore safety Jacoby Stevens was working with the outside linebacker this week in practice but the move won't be permanent, according to head coach Ed Orgeron.

Stevens, who has moved from defense to offense and back to defense during his first two seasons at LSU, provides more personel options in Dave Aranda's defense.

Orgeron explained that Stevens versatility allows him to be an option at three positions on the defense, and also helps with depth at OLB now that K'Lavon Chaisson is out for the season.

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CDawson80 months
Stevens and Chaisson have very similar builds and size. This could be a good career move for Stevens and after watching Aranda work magic with guys like Duke, Stevens should be pumped.
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Lsu10120580 months
You give Aranda this kind of talent and you can guarantee he will make them a top flight LB. I love the move.
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Laman197880 months
This has the potential to set a trend in college football. Our defense is already outstanding, and this move could potentially give it yet another edge. Aranda makes use of every toy in his box.
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Barbellthor80 months
“...it helps with losing KLavon...” So we’re getting a linebacker framed defensive end with safety speed to consistently rush the passer? Oh my. This is nice.
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Barbellthor80 months
And by DE, I don’t mean a traditional DE. He’ll just play that rover/bench LB spot a bunch.
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FLObserver80 months
has the frame already to be another deion jones at LB. Hope they can find him a spot. Have him be the speed guy while phillips and white be the thumbers.
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SoulGlo80 months
Get it, Stevens. Show the world what "5-star athlete" means. Give 'em hell!
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