SEC Shorts has LSU squarely in its sights with its latest video. The popular comedy crew takes on the Tigers’ unusual roster situation and the prospect of former NFL players returning to college football.

Jack Pyburn has been waived by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, opening the door for a potential return to LSU. The former Tiger is part of an ongoing eligibility lawsuit, and TigerBait expects LSU to bring him back if the remaining hurdles are cleared.

Alexandria Senior High 2028 running back Noble Williams put together an impressive performance Friday night in Zachary. TigerBait was on hand for the action and caught up with the LSU target following the game.

LSU needed experience and proven depth off the edge, and former Notre Dame defensive end Junior Tuihalamaka checks both boxes. His career numbers don’t jump off the page, but a closer look shows a high-motor veteran who can defend the run, pressure the quarterback and make plays in big moments.

While court rulings and potential late additions dominate the LSU conversation, veterans like Bo Bordelon and Whit Weeks have quietly stayed the course. Bryan Lazare says their commitment — and the value of continuity and team chemistry — shouldn’t get lost in college football’s roster chaos.

LSU football is just 10 days away, and there is no shortage of drama surrounding the Tigers as the Clemson opener gets closer.

LSU will have two players wearing its iconic No. 7 this fall, with Trey’Dez Green representing the offense and Whit Weeks the defense. The duo joins one of the most celebrated jersey traditions in college football.

LSU center Braelin Moore has been selected to carry one of the most prestigious honors in the Tigers’ football program, joining the tradition of No. 18.

LSU coach Lane Kiffin took his case to a national audience Tuesday, explaining why the Tigers have added players who spent time in NFL training camps. Kiffin also addressed his growing “villain” label and made no apologies for building a roster to win.