If you want to know how versatile LSU’s defensive backs can be, reviewing the first quarter of last week’s game against Miami is a good place to start.

You’ll see Grant Delpit play strong safety at an even level with linebackers, blitzing from the left side on the first play of the game, right on the second, then dropping back on the third defensive drive.

You’ll see Terrence Alexander, a former Stanford cornerback, record a field-goal-forcing pass breakup as a nickel safety.

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