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Sources: LSU leaves ex-pros off roster for opener
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In Short: LSU did not include Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, former NFL players, on its official roster ahead of Saturday's season opener against Clemson, according to reports.
LSU did not include Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, former NFL players, on its official roster ahead of Saturday's season opener against Clemson, according to reports. A person familiar with the situation told The on Friday night that the university left the ex-pros off the roster. The decision has raised questions about the team's depth and strategy heading into the game.
FOX Sports reported that multiple sources confirmed Wright and Harris were left off LSU's official roster, adding to the speculation surrounding the team's lineup. ESPN La Crosse 105.5 also cited sources for the story, highlighting the unusual move by the university.
The decision to exclude former NFL players from the roster has sparked debate among fans and analysts, with some questioning the reasoning behind the move. The absence of Wright and Harris, who have experience at LSU, could impact the team's performance in the upcoming game.
Background: This decision by LSU is part of a broader trend in college football where teams sometimes choose to limit the number of ex-professionals on their rosters, often to maintain a certain level of youth and development within the team.
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