LSU has a history of stellar defensive back play, with Patrick Peterson, Tyrann Mathieu and Jamal Adams as just a few prominent alums to have worn the purple and gold.That tradition doesn’t appear to be breaking anytime soon, as long as Derek Stingley Jr. has anything to say about it.
Stingley, a 6-0, 188-pound cornerback for the Dunham School (Baton Rouge, La.), is the No. 2 player in USA TODAY’s Chosen 25 for the Class of 2019, and he put the reasons for such a lofty ranking on display in Friday night’s season opener.
Stingley made the game-clinching interception in a wild 36-34, intra-city win over Central. The two-way senior also started off the game with a 32-yard touchdown and returned another interception for a touchdown.
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