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Is Dilin Jones Poised to Be LSU's Bell Cow at Running Back?

LSU's running back room has been completely reshaped entering fall camp, creating one of the Tigers' most intriguing position battles. A closer look at the competition, the transfer additions, and the biggest questions surrounding LSU's ground game in 2026.
July 26, 2026
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LSU’s running back room is one to watch as we approach fall camp in nearly two weeks.

A big reason is LSU’s subpar run game, and that’s an understatement. The Tigers rushed for 104 yards per game, last in the SEC and 124th nationally. That was largely due to horrid offensive line play and lackluster play-calling. LSU also lacked a consistent rusher throughout the season.

LSU hasn't had a tailback rush for 1,000 yards since Tyrion Davis-Price in 2021.

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