Daymion Sanford was one of the camp-season standouts after clocking a 4.55-second 40 time in Tuscaloosa and then among the top performers from LSU’s elite camp in June. If not for the presence of a five-star difference-maker like Davud Hicks on the Paetow defense, Sanford could’ve went off in the opener against Conroe. He was in the backfield early and often, opening the game with a sack, finishing unofficially with two, and putting countless pops on the quarterback or defending the line of scrimmage. That sideline-to-sideline speed is wildly evident flying off the edge or countering outside runs.

Linebacker Daymion Sanford has been on a tear this camp season, racking up offers from Texas, Texas A&M and Alabama in June prior to heading to Baton Rouge for LSU's camp. The offers are in large part due to the athleticism that Sanford has shown in the camp setting this month. That was also the case on Friday at LSU, with Sanford putting up some very impressive testing numbers, including a 4.5 second 40-yard dash at around 6-foot-2, 205 pounds. We saw the Houston area defender move well in field work, as well. Sanford was smooth in his drops and made a play in coverage in 7-on-7.

Talented Katy (Texas) Paetow outside linebacker Sanford is a new-age linebacker that can move like a safety. At 6-foot-2 and 205-plus pounds, Sanford was sticky in coverage and especially terrific in the middle of the field and in the flats, where he was dynamic in pass coverage and can come downhill in a hurry. The Tigers wasted no time following Texas and Alabama in offering the rising senior from Houston