LSU's Passing Attack Was Missing Something. Not Anymore

For much of the season, LSU's offense appeared to be missing something every successful passing attack needs: a true No. 1 wide receiver.

The Tigers had plenty of talent in their receiving corps, but no clear-cut option had emerged as quarterback Sam Leavitt's go-to target.

That concern intensified when Trey'Dez Green missed four consecutive games, leaving LSU without one of its most dynamic offensive weapons.

Someone needed to step up.

Jackson Harris answered the call.