LSU Transfer WR Nic Anderson Was In A Car Accident This Weekend, Brian Kelly Says

by Staff Reporter

July 14, 202516 Comments

SARAH PHIPPS/THE OKLAHOMAN / USA TODAY NETWORK

New LSU wide receiver Nic Anderson was in a car accident Friday night and needed medical attention, according to Brian Kelly.

Kelly doesn't expect him to be sidelined too long and expects him to be ready at the start of fall camp.

Anderson, a redshirt junior from Katy, Texas, transferred into the LSU Football program from Oklahoma during the offseason. He is expected to play a significant role in the Tigers' passing attack this season.

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Spankum•5 months

I’ve about heard enough of athletes getting in auto accidents….let’s have a nice safe rest of the off-season.

Saunson69•5 months

This dude will be a game changer. 6'4" 230 lb runs a 4.4. In his only season he played as a Freshman at OU, he had 800 yards and 10 TDs and averaged 20.0 yards per reception. He will be a 1,000+ yard WR this year. I feel confident saying that.

Woodman•5 months

Would having an uber-fancy Limo fleet be acquired to shuttle around athletes in style. Probably getting three or four Limousines with drivers for less than one nominal NIL signing. Costs of health to our athletes . . . Priceless.

HurricaneCamille•5 months

Dumb.

Rebel•5 months

Put him in bubble wrap until Clemson.

jafari rastaman•5 months

Does anybody know if he actually needed medical attention, or if he received it based off of advice from his lawyer?

mpwilging•5 months

God bless and be safe young man

porge7106•5 months

How about hope he’s ok. Get well soon.

pitchandcatch27•5 months

Here we go....it begins.