LSU Gets Good News on QB Sam Leavitt’s Injury Return Timeline
Summary
LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt is recovering well from a foot injury he suffered in 2025. LSU’s coach Lane Kiffin said Leavitt will be able to fully participate in summer training and is on track to play in the 2026 season.Key Facts
- Sam Leavitt hurt his foot (a Lisfranc injury) in October 2025 after a loss to Houston.
- He had two surgeries on his foot and had pins removed last month.
- Leavitt has started running and doing light exercises as part of his recovery.
- LSU coach Lane Kiffin said Leavitt will do full training this summer.
- Leavitt transferred to LSU after playing two seasons at Arizona State.
- At Arizona State, he threw for 4,513 yards, had 34 touchdown passes, and 9 interceptions.
- He also rushed for 749 yards and 10 touchdowns in those two seasons.
- Leavitt will replace LSU’s 2025 quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, who was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs.
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