Tyrann Mathieu Donates $1 Million To The LSU Football Program
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November 5, 201633 Comments

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Former LSU star and current Arizona Cardinals safety Tyrann Mathieu was honored on the field during the first half of the LSU-Alabama game and donated a $1 million check to the LSU football team. Per LSUSports.net:
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“This gift is a testament to Tyrann’s love of LSU and Tiger Football and his desire to provide opportunities for future Tigers to achieve their dreams,” said TAF CEO and President, Rick Perry.
Mathieu’s generous gift to Football Operations will touch and enrich the lives of current and future members of the LSU football team, and the endowed scholarship will play a vital role in ensuring that current and future student-athletes have the opportunity to earn an LSU degree.
“I am grateful to be in a position to help student-athletes by providing financial assistance by way of scholarships to LSU hopefuls. It is my hope that my donation will assist students who may not be able to afford a college education on their own. It’s important for me to give back to Louisiana and create positive change in the community,” said Tyrann Mathieu, former Tiger and current Arizona Cardinal.
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