Why LSU football should be confident in the offensive line
LSU football seems to have settled on a starting offensive line. Here's why that's a really good sign for the position group this fall.
LSU football's offensive line is demonstrating confidence through continuity as fall camp approaches. The Tigers have maintained the same starting five since spring, showcasing steady performance as the season nears. This group consists of LT Jordan Seaton, LG Bo Bordelon, C Braelin Moore, RG Aliou Bah, and RT Weston Davis. Davis was absent from practice for a day but resumed his role as LSU's first-team right tackle upon his return.
In contrast, last year LSU struggled to decide on a starting lineup, which often signals a lack of leadership or cohesion. This issue contributed to LSU's disappointing season under previous coach Brian Kelly. Coach Lane Kiffin recognized the importance of addressing offensive line shortcomings, as it played a significant role in falling short of expectations.
By preserving the same five players, LSU demonstrates trust in their current lineup, potentially boosting fan confidence for the 2026 season.
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