What The LSU Offense Showed Us on Day 1 of Fall Camp

LSU began fall camp with an early look at its 2026 offense, highlighted by the first practice throwing session for transfer quarterback Sam Leavitt. During a short Wednesday practice open to media for 10 minutes, position groups worked together as LSU ramped up toward the season. Leavitt returned from missing spring practices while recovering from a foot injury, and head coach Lane Kiffin said the workload is meant to limit soft-tissue injuries before the opener. Kiffin praised Leavitt’s movement and his performance, noting the offense uses simplified terminology to run fast. Leavitt connected with receivers including Jayce Brown, Jackson Harris, Winnie Watkins, and Malik Elzy.