LSU football cornerback leads all returning SEC defensive backs in key stat

The LSU Ashton Stamp football half-corner has not won the Honieurs de Pré-Saison All-Sec at the SEC Media Days, but LSU fans should be optimistic about to the junior corner entering 2025.

According to PFF, the stamps and the half of the Texas Malik Muhammad corner, each broke up nine passes in 2024, which is the best brand among the corners back in 2025.

Playing in front of Zy Alexander, stamps were launched in 2024. Stamps was targeted 60 times, but with nine pass ruptures and a forced incomplete rate of 18%, stamps made coherent games on the ball. However, the stamps were unable to convert one of the pending breaks in choice.

The game of Stamps in 2024 was from top to bottom, but its ability to disturb and force incompleteness is a strong sign that we can see a step forward in 2025. The stamps were thrown into fire as a real recruit in 2023 and had trouble with the rest of the defense of the LSU. But when the stamps had a chance as a full -time leaving in 2024, the progress was obvious.

LSU expects a big year of secondary school with stamps making another step.

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