re: Quick Notes from LSUs first practice in full pads

You need depth at guard - no matter who ends up starting you need a good 3 man rotation at those spots
Last year you had Frazier, Dellinger and Bradford who all played significant snaps

The good thing about the tackles is you have two SEC experienced players in Campbell and Jones and you can give Heard time to develop
As good as the two freshmen were last season in sec play, they still made a lot of mistakes that they likely won't make this year and you can work Heard in without throwing him to the wolves year 1 and then if he's good enough to push someone like Jones inside than that makes your line that much better