The LSU defense has been a cause of frustration for Tiger fans in recent seasons. Last season, LSU allowed 23.4 points per game, which was third-worst in the SEC. They also allowed 364.4 yards per game to their opponents, which ranked 11th in the conference.
Brian Kelly and his staff brought in a number of reinforcements to try to shore things up on the defensive side of the ball. Nine incoming transfers headline a talented group of defensive newcomers, but one true freshman cornerback has a chance to raise eyebrows this season in Baton Rouge.
Highly-coveted recruit DJ Pickett could be in line for an eye-popping season
Highly-coveted recruit DJ Pickett could be the next cornerback to make a significant impact for LSU as a true freshman.