LSU fans caught a glimpse of the spread offense the Tigers will run under first-year offensive coordinator Jake Peetz during Saturday's spring game. While the play calls were conservative and, as head coach Ed Orgeron said, "vanilla," there was still enough there to see similarities to the s… Read the full story
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