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Lane Kiffin discusses LSU football as fall practice gets underway
LSU sold out more than 71,000 season tickets as premium seats for Clemson, Alabama and Texas climbed on the secondary market.
- LSU opened fall camp this week with head coach Lane Kiffin leading a team featuring a roster reportedly costing upwards of $40 million to build.
- Athletic director Verge Ausberry confirmed the school sold out more than 71,000 season tickets earlier this year, with athletic ticket manager Brian Broussard noting the program has used "dynamic pricing" for five years.
- On Tuesday, StubHub listings for marquee games ranged from $17 for Louisiana Tech to $2,258 for seats near the south 5-yard line, while LSU's site offered lower prices starting at $145 for Texas A&M.
- Quarterback Sam Leavitt returned to practice Wednesday after recovering from a foot injury, with Kiffin saying he looked "the best he's looked" while completing deep passes.
- Kiffin emphasized limiting soft tissue injuries during camp to ensure player health, mirroring his approach at Ole Miss last year as the team prepares for the season.
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LSU enters final month of preparations for 2026-27 football season as fall practices begin
BATON ROUGE — A new era of LSU football starts in one month when the Tigers face Clemson in Death Valley on Sept. 5. Ahead of the 2026-27 season, Wednesday marked the first day of fall training camp for the No. 13-ranked team. To mark the occasion, head coach Lane Kiffin will speak to the media at the university's football operations center after practice wraps up late Wednesday morning. Kiffin is expected to share updates on preparations for th…
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