Former LSU Tigers Turned New Orleans Saints Troll Clemson Teammates On After Blowout

While the current LSU Tigers stars aren't able to bask in the glory of this weekend's 51-10 blowout of the Clemson Tigers, that isn't the case for their former players, as they are having as much fun as possible with the win.

Ex-stars like Justin Jefferson and Jamarcus Russell were on the sidelines. Numerous players chimed in with their excitement about the win over social media. A couple of former players now in the NFL had some fun with their teammates on the New Orleans Saints who went to Clemson.

Former Clemson running back and Louisiana native Travis Etienne Jr. shared a photo to his Instagram story that showed his locker decorated with purple and gold streamers, with a picture showcasing the stats of the game and the likely culprits of the prank. Etienne has extra resentment for LSU, given that his Clemson team lost the 2019 National Championship to the Tigers of Baton Rouge.

Bryan Bresee, another former Clemson player, also received the same treatment from his Saints' teammates.

There were four former Tigers included in this list. One of them was a New Orleans nutritionist and former cheerleader named Jamie Meeks, according to Luke Johnson, who seemingly played a large part in the joke. The players included were Barion Brown, Davon Godchaux and Will Clapp.

Brown was a sixth-round pick by the Saints in this past draft after spending one season with LSU. While he was held back from reaching his true potential with the Tigers due to injuries and inconsistencies in the offense last year, he has had a fantastic start to his professional career with a strong training camp and preseason. He looks prepared to perform much better at the next level.

Godchaux has been in the NFL since being drafted in the fifth-round back in 2017. He has remained an effective player and is set to once again have a big role as the Saints will need him even more after Bresee went down for the year due to injury. He has a chance to cross 500 career tackles this season.

Clapp just recently entered the next phase of his career, becoming an offensive line coach. He was already previously mostly a player-coach with the team, so they made it official and opened a roster spot. He was a solid backup throughout his playing career, spanning across three teams and two separate stints with New Orleans.