Earlier of Thursday, former LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson tweeted out this picture of him with teammate Tyrann Mathieu and former LSU running back and Heisman Trophy winner Billy Cannon.

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eugene1928LSU

Billy Cannon the greatest of all Tigers. Honey Badger had arguably the best defensive season of any Tiger ever in 2011. Shame he flamed out, we would have had a NC chance the next season with him. P.Peterson great player and great ambassador for LSU.

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baseballmind1212

Representing those 1$ Margaritas

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LetGeauxMyEggo

Imagine a highlight film with only these 3 making plays it old last 30 minutes

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LSULyle00690

I wouldn't call Matthieu a legend. Dude had one amazing year then couldn't stop doing drugs, that's not a legend in my book

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LordoftheManor

This guy

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Sid in Lakeshore

LSULyle00690, "I wouldn't call Matthieu a legend." And you would be completely wrong. P.S. nobody gives a damn about "your book".

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Dr Von Nostrand

HB is a legend and a top 5 LSU player in MY book. Not to mention he's one of LSU's greatest ambassadors

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saltysailor2015

That is pretty freaking cool. Billy Cannon looks like he was about 6'2 back in his playing days, that is scary thought trying to tackle that guy back then.

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LSUAshlyn

I believe I read somewhere that Cannon was bigger than 4 of the starting 5 lineman for LSU that year. He was about 40 years ahead of his time from an athletic standpoint.

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tigerfootball10

Not many people can say they won the 100 and shot put in the same meet.

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