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LSU running back Chris Curry is putting in the work as he prepares for his redshirt sophomore season with the Tigers after a strong finish to the National Championship season for the Lehigh Acres, Fla. native. Check out a glimpse of his workout he posted on Monday below. CONTINUE READING >>> Source: WATCH: Chris Curry puts …
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With Clyde Edwards-Helaire off to the NFL, LSU is in search of a new lead running back and one name to take seriously in the competition is Chris Curry.At one point, many thought he would transfer but Curry has stuck it out. He’s a physical style of back and made the most of his somewhat …
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In the lead-up to the Oklahoma game, the major question should've been "Can LSU score 100 points on the Sooners"; instead, the No Fun Media's corporate buy-out headlines focused on Clyde Edwards-Helaire's health. The best running back in the country tore his hamstring only days after the awards ceremonies, throwing Clyde's future availability for either …
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LSU running back Chris Curry had his shining moment in the College Football Playoff Semifinal game against Oklahoma because he had been preparing for the moment. The Florida native carried the ball 16 times while rushing for 89 yards in a 63-28 victory. “Coach O (Ed Orgeron) has the motto to prepare like you’re the …
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There’s a good chance Chris Curry isn’t even in the discussion for “Most Likely to Breakout” if Clyde Edwards-Helaire doesn’t get injured prior to last season’s College Football Playoff semifinal vs. Oklahoma. Redshirting in 2018 behind Nick Brossette and Edwards-Helaire, Curry wasn’t utilized much in 2019 either, until he got the call he’d been waiting …
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Chris Curry didn’t know the plan until right before it was go time. But he did know that he had to be ready. During practice for the CFP semifinal in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl against Oklahoma, LSU starting running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire suffered a hamstring injury that left him questionable for the game. Source: "It's …
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Chris Curry got about 60 seconds of notice for his new role as LSU's starting tailback last Saturday. After working with the second team behind starter Clyde Edwards-Helaire in warm-ups before the game, Curry watched Oklahoma run three plays and punt with the first possession of the national semifinal Peach Bowl in Atlanta. Then LSU coach …
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LSU running back Chris Curry annihilated a safety during his team’s spring game Saturday. Curry trucked Kenan Jones in epic fashion. He lowered the boom in a way that looked like it was straight out of a video game. The sophomore running back, who weighs just under 220 pounds, didn’t even seem to slow down …
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In August, LSU head coach Ed Orgeron told a small crowd at the Baton Rouge Rotary Club that a certain running back reminded him of powerful NFL runner Marshawn Lynch. During Saturday's spring game, those who saw Chris Curry's highlight-reel run in the third quarter saw what Orgeron meant.
Senior Nick Brossette and sophomore Clyde Edwards-Helaire are believed to be LSU’s top two backs heading into the season. Brossette is a patient zone runner while Edwards-Helaire is equal parts explosive and shifty. Curry could make it a trio and provide some good ole fashioned power. Nose tackle Breiden Fehoko didn’t scrimmage Saturday due to …
Orgeron set high expectations for Chris Curry, a 6-0, 213-pound true freshman who was rated the No. 8 running back by 247Sports. “I can’t wait to see Chris Curry,” Orgeron said. “Chris reminds us a lot of (Oakland Raiders running back) Marshawn Lynch. He has that running style.” Click here to continue reading.
During SEC Media Days on Monday, LSU tight end Foster Moreau compared freshman running back Chris Curry to talented NFL running back Marshawn Lynch. Click here to continue reading.
In June, Curry rolled back in town for an LSU camp. On the first day, he broke his silence and verbally pledged to LSU. Curry, who once favored nearby Miami and yearned for an offer to Da U saw everything he needed and shut it down. He took only a single official visit, to LSU, …
If running back Chris Curry makes an impact in his freshman season at LSU this fall, he’ll have plenty of people to thank for getting him there. Strength and conditioning coach Matt Booth is one of them. Curry works out nearly every day with Booth, who has trained NFL players from the Fort Myers, Fla., …
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A look at what type of running back LSU is getting in four-star signee Chris Curry, who checked in as the No. 8 RB in the 2018 class.
LSU will host its top quarterback and running back targets.
LSU added one running back Wednesday and could have another on the way. Some of that could depend on what Derrius Guice decides after the Jan. 1 Citrus Bowl against Notre Dame.
Four-star Florida running back Chris Curry committed to LSU in June and is the highest-rated back in the Tigers' 2018 recruiting class.
Four-star Florida running back Chris Curry committed to LSU in June and is the highest-rated back in the Tigers' 2018 recruiting class.
Before each game, Chris Curry receives a text from Tommie Robinson. The message is usually the same.“I need a big, nasty run … every down,” LSU’s running back coach tells Curry. “Be a beast.”Curry has taken that message to heart.
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