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LSU offensive lineman DJ Chester is reportedly entering his name into the NCAA transfer portal.

The redshirt sophomore from Conyers, Ga., was LSU's starting center in 2024 but was more of a rotational lineman this past season, playing in seven games at multiple positions with one start.

Chester is the third LSU offensive lineman to enter the transfer portal, joining Carius Curne and Coen Echols.



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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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PotatoChip1 hour
Is LSU going to have a complete offensive line next year?
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33inNC1 hour
He won't go to a P4 team, dude is not P4 material.
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Gonadballbarian2 hours
Thank God
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I do not give a rat's arse.

well...bye!
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LSUsince742 hours
This is comical, bye Chess
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keepitsimple22 hours
ANOTHER one?
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Csmims2 hours
Could the poor performance be due to a lack of coaching.
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BassMan634 hours
Not that this guy was great, but looking at all the guys leaving because there is a new coach gives me reason for concern. These young men quitting their team because the coach changed is not a good look. I think they are conditioning themselves to quit when things dont go their way. How will they handle working in the real world where bosses come and go. You dont quit your job because you have a new boss. Obviously if the new boss is unfair we all have a right to leave a job. But this Transfer portal crap is souring me on college football. There is no loyalty among many of these young men. er ah boys. Some havent earned the right to be called a man yet. And then you have all of these guys opting out. Again what happened to being part of a team and seeing things thru. I do get it when a player never sees the field. I dont blame them for leaving. The game itself is far worse now than ever and I dont care for it. I guess Im old school and I have my right to my opinion. I wish something would happen to make this game more like college football than a semi professional league. And all of these super conferences this shite has to go to. I just dont like anything about it.
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bluebuck14 hours
Football aside, how about these kids learning to play the game called “Life”. The O-Line coach that recruited them will be gone, if not gone already. Is there a chance these “quitters” could develop under a new O-line coach. That is a possibility. You don’t quit your job, if you get a new boss, in Life. The portal is creating greedy losers that can end up greedy loser in the game of Life.
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CaLSUTigerFan1 hour
Or these kids were told there isn't a place for them in the new scheme. Don't assume they wanted to leave. Heck, if I read all the crap people wrote about them, I'd leave too.
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Jd751894 hours
Let’s celebrate.
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RightWingTiger4 hours
Good luck to the young man wherever he lands.
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TigerGuy324 hours
We didn’t “lose” anything. The guy is a nobody. More like an insufferable lineman with no business being on a team.
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LSUGOAT23 hours
Oh. and YOU making comments like this. You think this makes you something? Only thing I can put handle on is you are a POS
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Areddishfish4 hours
Dude was physically a prototype lineman. He just didn't have the headspace to make it work.
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Locoguan04 hours
Somewhere in Baton Rouge Nuss's butt finally unpuckered.
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Jabontik5 hours
Good luck DJ
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Cosmo5 hours
Addition by subtraction
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LSUbacchus815 hours
Now this one I won’t miss.
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DVinBR5 hours
Enjoy your new G5 team
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ArcticTiger5 hours
Losing this one is the best to happen to this Line this season!!
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GeauxLSUGeaux6 hours
Christmas two days in a row, nice
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