The fifth day of LSU Football's Fall Camp wrapped up Tuesday at the Charles McClendon Practice Facility, where the team ran a full slate of drills designed to sharpen both sides of the ball.
Tight end Trey’Dez Green spent valuable reps with quarterback Sam Leavitt, fine‑tuning flat and out routes that will be crucial in the upcoming season's playbook.
Offensive coordinator Charlie Weiss Jr. took the opportunity to focus on quarterback development, emphasizing short passes and precise handoffs to running backs such as Husan Longstreet.
Defensive coordinator Blake Baker directed every defensive position, ensuring that each unit received the attention needed to refine technique and execution.
Standout Performances on Defense
Senior linebacker Whit Weeks and sophomore cornerback DJ Pickett turned heads with their blend of speed and physicality, delivering moments that coaches described as "game‑changing" for the defense.
The momentum carried into the final minutes of practice, leaving the coaching staff optimistic about the trajectory of both the offense and defense as the camp progresses.
Looking ahead, LSU will open day six of Fall Camp on Wednesday morning at the same facility, promising another round of intense, focused work as the roster continues to gel.