It seems like ages ago since LSU football entered the 2019 season doubted, only to finish out with an undefeated record and cap the season off with a national championship victory over Clemson back in January.
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the sports world has had a lot to think about since that historical win, but no one has forgotten about the absolute dominance the Bayou Bengals displayed when college football was last played.
In fact, so much so that LSU fullback Tory Carter has inked the memory to his body.
Carter replied to a user’s post earlier this week of the work done by Samson Bennett of Adel, Georgia. It’s not clear when exactly Carter got the tattoo, but it’s definitely a pretty elaborate one.
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Huge shoutout to my boy Samson Bennett at H3 in Adel, Ga! https://t.co/e0dPFFKaiP
— TORY CARTER (@Tory44Carter) August 7, 2020
Carter finished out the 2019 season with a pair of receptions for 15 yards, and will look to build off that in 2020.
Over three years at LSU, he’s caught 12 passes for 115 yards and two touchdowns, and has also made an impact on special teams.
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