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True Freshman Battling For Starting Spot, According To New LSU OL Coach
by Staff Reporter
February 22, 201822 Comments
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
New LSU offensive line coach James Cregg appeared on ESPN 104.5 FM’s Off The Bench Thursday morning and said that true freshman Cole Smith is competing for the starting center spot on LSU's offensive line.
Cregg said Smith and Lloyd Cushenberry are battling to replace former LSU center Will Clapp who is headed to the NFL Draft. Per The Advocate:
Cregg said Smith and Lloyd Cushenberry are battling to replace former LSU center Will Clapp who is headed to the NFL Draft. Per The Advocate:
quote:
“Right now, going into spring, I look at Lloyd Cushenberry and Cole (Smith) battling,” Cregg said during an interview Thursday on ESPN 104.5 FM’s Off The Bench. “A true freshman playing center in college at a major top 5 institution, it could happen, but it could take a lot of reps. I like to see those two guys compete.”
Smith, a 6-4, 280-pound Mississippi native, signed with LSU as the eighth-ranked center prospect in the 2018 class. Cushenberry served as an immediate backup last season as a redshirt freshman, seeing some spot duty at guard and center.
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