LSU has had a ton of offensive success this season, and much of that has been due to the play of the offensive line.
That unit returned nearly its entire starting group from last season, and it has been named to the midseason honor roll by the Joe Moore Award, which is given to the nation’s top offensive line after the season.
Left tackle [autotag]Will Campbell[/autotag], who has played a major role in that group’s success over the past two seasons, said the unit is not satisfied, however.
“Honestly, to me it’s just a Twitter post,” the sophomore said. “There’s 25 teams right now that have that, and we want to be the one at the end. So that’s the only thing that matters… We don’t want to be on the honor roll, we want to win it, that’s what matters to us.”
Will Campbell on #LSU being one of 23 teams on the Joe Moore Award midseason honor roll:
“Honestly, to me it’s just a Twitter post.”
The Joe Moore Award is presented annually to the most outstanding offensive line in college football. pic.twitter.com/mJInuAxKCC
— Zack Nagy (@znagy20) October 18, 2023
Campbell and LSU’s offense will be back in action this weekend as the team hosts Army looking to continue to build on its success.
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