For the first time ever, Brian Kelly led LSU down victory hill.
It wasn’t a real game, but one could argue it was the first real moment of Kelly’s tenure.
It can be hard to piece together information from spring games, you still have to keep a holistic view of previous knowledge.
All of the eyes in Baton Rouge today were on the quarterbacks. LSU fans got to see Jayden Daniels and Walker Howard in Tiger Stadium for the first time.
In the case of Daniels, it seems like he has really progressed over the course of the spring as he has continued to get comfortable in Baton Rouge. He made some big-time throws, including big plays to Brian Thomas Jr and Jack Bech.
All four quarterbacks were responsible for at least one touchdown drive.
The wide receivers and defensive linemen flashed their talent today, and those two groups are expected to be the strength heading into the fall.
LSU was without star receiver Kayshon Boutte as he still works to get back after his 2021 was cut short due to injury. Garrett Dellinger and Marlon Martinez were also absent, and they are two guys that could compete for time this fall.
With all that said, here are five key takeaways from LSU’s spring game.