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LSU's Leavitt off availability report, should play vs. Rebels

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After 48 hours of tracking the health and availability of LSU Sam Leavitt, the star quarterback was ultimately not listed on the SEC availability report for Saturday's game at Ole Miss, indicating he is expected to participate for the Tigers in Oxford.

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