Football LSU ranked near the Paul Myerberg summit in USA TODAY Dry power classification Before the start of spring practices.
Myerberg split the tigers in the third behind Texas And Georgia, Classification n ° 1 and 2, respectively. Tennessee and Alabama complete the first five.
The announcement of the Nussmeier quarter Garrett to return for a second year as a starter as well as crucial portal vans on both sides of the ball give Myerberg the reason to feel optimistic about the chances of LSU to compete for the dry crown.
The tigers obtained the higher transfer portal class during the 2025 cycle, highlighted by several sensors of four -star and rushers on board. The two positions were decimated by transfers and departures for the NFL. Contributors like Kyren Lacy and Mason Taylor with Brayden Swinson and Sa’vion Jones have left large shoes to fill.
The biggest question remains in defense when LSU continues to implement the strategies of the coordinator Blake Barker with a multitude of newcomers. Whether or not tigers can make major improvements from last season will determine the amount of success they have.
“What LSU needs is a big step in defense, and there are reasons to think that it is a possibility given another off -season to make yourself comfortable in the system of coordinator Blake Barker,” said Myerberg.
This article originally appeared on LSU Wire: Where Football LSU ranked in the pre -pring power classification of the USA Today
