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LSU veteran running back John Emery Jr. is reportedly pursuing a seventh year of college eligibility after sustaining a season-ending injury in the opener last year.

On Thursday, Emery Jr. and his representation announced on social media that he will return in 2025 for his final season.

According to Wilson Alexander of the Advocate, Emery Jr. is “early in the process” and has not decided where he will play.


Here's was Emery Jr. announcement in on Instagram:
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“One last ride! @johne4_ is returning to college football for his final season. Can’t wait to see him leave it all on the field. Let’s get it,” the post read. “Contact @ypmsports for all NIL inquiries”
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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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panzer2 months
That TD run in the BAMA game was wonderful. Good Luck John.
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Borntoboogy2 months
I was hoping he would go pro so I could sneak him on my dynasty team!
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Where DJ Khalid at?
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Kolbysfan2 months
Has there ever been a father son tandom on a college team?
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iBack85692 months
I get it…he had high expectations and his career didn’t pan out like he wanted. At some point you have to let the dream go though. Now my hope is that he simply wants to make it through a full season before riding off into the sunset. That’s way more realistic than trying to be a starter ahead of younger guys with no injury history and trying to make it to the NFL, where he would’ve been peaking at his age.
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Powerman2 months
I don't know if my heart can take it if he gets hurt again next year. The guy is relentless.
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BayouTigers4Life2 months
Never say die...should help him in his life
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goodgrin2 months
The last player remaining from the 2019 GOAT team. He wants to return to the White House!
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jafari rastaman2 months
If 7 years isn’t the record, it has got to be pretty close to it. Let’s Geaux!
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OKBoomerSooner2 months
I really want him back, but I suspect he might be better off taking a deal at a smaller program to be the surefire #1 guy. Wish him well wherever he goes—he poured it out for the good guys and no one has a bad thing to say about him.
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pitchandcatch272 months
Once a Tiger always and LSU Tiger! Come back to the boot and finish the job. GEAUX TIGERS!
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CajunBullet2 months
This young man has heart and determination! Wish the best of luck wherever he goes!
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LSUbacchus812 months
Cmon man. Move on
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panzer2 months
So you give up on your dreams? Why should he?
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danilo2 months
Make that NIL money baby!
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lsuoilengr2 months
Always been a big fan of his. My hope is he comes back and puts up enough yards to win the heisman - you never know!
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LSUbacchus812 months
Why?
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lsuoilengr2 months
Why not? Not saying it’s gonna happen but if it did it would be amazing
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Ponchy Tiger2 months
Good for him. Hopefully it works out that he can come back to LSU. His story should be a inspiration to other players. No matter how many set backs you have no matter if they are self inflicted or any other reason if you work hard and don't quit you can succeed.
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Chalkywhite842 months
Good for him. Has always been a nice, good , quiet kid
Was never rude or arrogant even though he was a 5 star whose career never matched up.
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BugaBadger2 months
Hope you stay an LSU Tiger Mr. Emery!! Leadership matters
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Locoguan02 months
He struggled academically, but grew up and got his BA. Good for him.
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theballguy2 months
The dream will not die.
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mattchewbocca2 months
Kid just loves to learn
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Recoveringcajun2 months
Lol
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Friendly Satan2 months
Does he have to take classes? That always seemed to be his downfall… like the missing apostrophe in his announcement.
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mdomingue2 months
He graduated in May, I think. The announcement was made by his NIL agent, not him. So the apostrophe gaff is on them. But grammar seems to be a lost cause nowadays. Just look at the social media posts of any TV or newspaper, it will be riddled with grammatical errors.
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