LSU center Lloyd Cushenberry talks about this years Tiger offensive line and their motivations getting them to the nation's top offensive line and more.

Breiden Fehoko, Damien Lewis, Rashard Lawrence and Lloyd Cushenberry met with the media following Tuesday's football practice.

The first media opportunity with LSU players for the 2019 was a great one. Some very candid comments from these Tigers. FULL interviews with K'Lavon Chaisson, JaCoby Stevens, Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Lloyd Cushenberry.

BATON ROUGE – Two LSU standouts – both in the classroom and on the football field – have been awarded the No. 18 jersey as head coach Ed Orgeron presented center Lloyd Cushenberry and outside linebacker K’Lavon Chaisson with the prestigious number on Thursday night.

On Monday, one can expect quarterback Joe Burrow to exude nothing but confidence when talking about the LSU offense. He wants to make the point that the Tigers will be a contender on the national stage.

This is the second of a series analyzing each position of the LSU football team prior to the start of spring football practice on March 7.

Here is a breakdown of the LSU’s sophomores during the 2018 regular season. The first four sophomores are listed in order of performance. The remaining sophomores are listed alphabetically.

One simply needs to check the statistics of LSU’s last two games of the 2018 season to understand what will happen when it has the football against Texas A&M this Saturday night.

LSU’s offensive line stood out in a negative manner during the 27-19 setback at Florida last Saturday. The Tigers never could put together a consistent running game although Nick Brossette broke runs of 41 and 37 yards on a second-half touchdown drive.

In the season-opener against Miami on Sunday, it is quite possible that eight LSU players will be making their first start in college. Here is a breakdown of the LSU players who are projected to make their first college start against Miami.