LSU QB Still Dealing With Foot Maintenance
Summary
Sam Leavitt, the new quarterback for LSU, is still managing his injured foot as the football season approaches. He had surgery last year and has done follow-up procedures but feels ready for the season, though he needs to warm up his foot before practices.Key Facts
- Sam Leavitt transferred from Arizona State University to LSU.
- He injured his foot last season during a game against Baylor.
- Leavitt played through the injury before having season-ending surgery later that year.
- He had additional treatment on his foot in April this year.
- Leavitt said he must warm up his foot before practice but otherwise feels ready.
- LSU’s coach, Lane Kiffin, is happy with Leavitt’s progress and health this week.
- Last season, Leavitt threw for 1,628 yards, 10 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions.
- LSU improved their team by adding new receivers from the transfer portal to support Leavitt.
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