Social Hour: LSU WR Travin Dural learns the pitfalls of a Popeyes diet
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As he recovered from hamstring surgery, LSU wide receiver Travin Dural gained quite a bit of weight. His inability to run certainly played a factor, but another culprit was Popeyes fried chicken. He told The Advertiser that he couldn’t get enough.
“Yeah, Popeyes was putting a lot of weight on me,” he said.
In all, Dural put on nearly 30 pounds before he made the change to salads and grilled chicken. Running on his healed hamstring also helped him shed the weight back to a comfortable 205 as his senior season approaches. Dural sat out the spring and has been practicing at full speed during preseason camp.
You might say Travin Dural went to the “Popeyes Spread” offense after his hamstring injury:https://t.co/LgdxP4rqiL
— Glenn Guilbeau (@LSUBeatTweet) August 10, 2016
West Virginia head coach Dana Holgorsen appeared on The Weather Channel to discuss his program’s efforts in assisting the state with recovery efforts from a series of floods earlier this summer.
???? Dana Holgorsen was live with Jim Cantore and crew this morning on The Weather Channel. Watch what he had to say.https://t.co/MODCbbQsXZ
— WVU Football (@WVUfootball) August 11, 2016
LSU coach Les Miles is known to give good quotes. Thursday was evidence of that. First he was asked about the “slap boxing” video involving Leonard Fournette that surfaced. A few other topics came up, too.
Les Miles: On Snapchat, shadow-boxing, TMZ and more …#LSU pic.twitter.com/3gJfXtE7iO
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) August 11, 2016
He also had praise for Travonte Valentine, who is back with the program after a year at junior college.
Les Miles on Travonte Valentine's weight. #LSU pic.twitter.com/U0wDrWVUE8
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) August 11, 2016
Minnesota linebackers coach Mike Sherels has been absent from camp due to a medical issue and the program announced Thursday that he underwent “unexpected” surgery on Tuesday.
Minnesota announced that LBs coach Mike Sherels had an “unexpected surgery” Tuesday. Has been absent from fall camp https://t.co/DqEY81QrmE
— Dr. Saturday (@YahooDrSaturday) August 11, 2016
It looks like Mark Richt may tweak Miami’s uniforms to resemble a look from the 1980’s.
Another change at Miami sure to be welcomed by fans: the uniforms are getting a tweak https://t.co/1wGjebZiGX pic.twitter.com/xTxeZw6khF
— Matt Porter (@mattyports) August 10, 2016
Wake Forest fans can now drink beer at home games this fall.
Wake Forest will have beer & wine sales stadium-wide for football games at BB&T Field this season
— Brett McMurphy (@McMurphyESPN) August 11, 2016
Texas Tech and Ole Miss will reportedly square off in a few years. Additionally, Colorado State and Vanderbilt announced a new series agreement.
Texas Tech, Ole Miss have agreed to open 2018 season in Houston, sources told @ESPN
— Brett McMurphy (@McMurphyESPN) August 11, 2016
Colorado State & Vanderbilt announce 4-game series starting in 2020. At VU in 2020 and '25. At CSU in '21 and '26. https://t.co/20CrlBH29U
— Dr. Saturday (@YahooDrSaturday) August 11, 2016
