Sam Leavitt Provides Positive Update on Injured Hamstring Ahead of LSU-Kentucky
Leavitt said the hamstring injury has limited his running, but he expects to start and play without restrictions against Kentucky.
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Sam Leavitt's hamstring injury has forced better pocket presence
BATON ROUGE — LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt injured his hamstring in a week four matchup against Texas A&M. Leavitt was able to play through it, but it restricted his ability to run.Without relying on his feet to make plays out of the pocket, Leavitt has been forced to stay in the pocket longer and let the plays progress. As a result, he's thrown for 489 yards and five touchdowns through two games.The Tiger QB says he's learned to be more comforta…
LSU QB Sam Leavitt Plans To Be “100 Percent By Saturday”After “Super Light Hamstring Thing”
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Forget the grade of LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt's hamstring injury. It wasn't a Grade 3 tear, which would have ended his season. Not a Grade 2 strain, which would have had him out for three to four weeks. It was closest to a Grade 1 mild strain. "I'm doing
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