
LSU’s Iconic No. 7 Jersey Returns with Whit Weeks and Trey’Dez Green
Linebacker Whit Weeks and tight end Trey’Dez Green will wear the historic No. 7 jersey in 2026, reviving a legacy that has shaped LSU football for decades.
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Linebacker Whit Weeks and tight end Trey’Dez Green will wear the historic No. 7 jersey in 2026, reviving a legacy that has shaped LSU football for decades.

LSU announced that offensive lineman Braelin Moore will don the historic No. 18 jersey, joining Lloyd Cushenberry III as the only offensive linemen to receive the honor. The move underscores the program’s emphasis on leadership, performance and scholarship.

LSU announces that veteran center Braelin Moore will don the coveted No. 18 jersey for the 2026 season, a distinction steeped in the program's history of influential players.

LSU’s storied jersey customs recognize outstanding leaders and playmakers, from the inception of the No. 18 jersey by Matt Mauck to the upcoming immortalization of Bert Jones’s No. 7.

Eight LSU players make the preseason Coaches' All‑SEC team, highlighting the program’s depth under new head coach Lane Kiffin.

Three freshman defensive linemen signed by Lane Kiffin within days of his arrival are poised to compete for playing time against experienced transfers, a rare scenario in modern college football.

LSU’s offensive line sees a boost as Braelin Moore returns to full health, earning a spot on the Rimington Trophy watch list and shaping the team’s outlook for the 2026 season.

Lane Kiffin’s first season at LSU is marked by a $40 million roster, key position battles and a blend of returning veterans and high‑impact transfers as the program fine‑tunes depth charts ahead of the opener.

LSU has fortified its roster through the transfer portal and a top‑10 recruiting class, but it’s the lesser‑known newcomers who may prove decisive.

With new coach Lane Kiffin at the helm, LSU’s offensive line and receiver corps face critical evaluation during preseason drills.

The 2026 SEC preseason poll places LSU fifth, highlights nine All‑SEC selections, and introduces Coach Lane Kiffin’s fresh storyline heading into a home opener against Clemson.
Auburn’s preseason rankings reveal a familiar narrative: three players earn All‑SEC nods, yet the Tigers are projected to finish 12th in the SEC for the sixth straight year.
The latest media poll predicts the Tigers will finish fifth in the SEC, trailing Georgia, Texas, Ole Miss and Texas A&M, while five players receive first-team accolades.

The SEC’s preseason media poll has been released, highlighting Georgia as the overwhelming favorite for the conference title and revealing the All‑SEC first‑team selections that feature top talent from across the league.
Lane Kiffin adds nine portal players to the Tigers' line, including Colorado standout Jordan Seaton, while questions linger over right‑tackle stability and the impact of new run‑blocking coach Eric Wolford.

The latest preseason All-Louisiana selections highlight a deep talent pool, featuring top transfers, record‑breaking rushers and emerging NFL prospects as coaches and players gear up for the 2026 campaign.
LSU's spring drills have highlighted the potential of several newcomers who may exceed expectations under head coach Lane Kiffin.

The Southeastern Conference continues to dominate conversations about college football talent, and one of the most telling indicators of that dominance is the quality of offensive lines. This season, analysts have ranked the conference’s trench units, spotlighting the players and schemes that could tip the balance in the race for the championship.

ESPN's latest ranking shows Texas with nine prospects, Alabama and LSU each with four, while Georgia follows with seven. The data highlights a concentrated talent pool in the Southeast, though the overall picture remains incomplete.

ESPN’s latest scouting report spotlights one sleeper at each position for the 2027 NFL Draft, highlighting players whose potential could push them beyond early-round expectations.

LSU's aggressive roster moves and high-profile hiring have ignited optimism and debate as the program eyes a potential playoff run.

A blend of transfers and returning veterans will test LSU's chemistry as the team seeks to improve on last season's SEC performance.

The Rebels return a potent offensive line, but they must navigate formidable fronts from Missouri, LSU, Florida, Texas and Georgia in the 2026 season.

Ole Miss brings back a core group of linemen while facing stiff competition from Missouri, LSU, Florida, Texas and Georgia, each reshaping their fronts for the upcoming season.