Jackson Harris vs. Texas A&M: Has LSU Found Its No. 1 Receiver?
Jackson Harris caught six passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns against Texas A&M, including the 57-yard fourth-down touchdown that broke the game open in the third quarter. Sam Leavitt finished 17-of-23 for 312 yards and two touchdowns. Tiger Rag
TigerHype Staff take: One breakout game does not automatically make Harris WR1, but Saturday changed the conversation. With Trey’Dez Green injured and LSU still sorting through its pass-catching hierarchy, Harris just made a very loud case for a bigger role.
If LSU had to choose one player as its primary receiving target right now, are you taking Jackson Harris, Winnie Watkins, Eugene Wilson III or a healthy Trey’Dez Green?
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