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Off SEC report, LSU's Leavitt 'available' to start, source says
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Off SEC report, LSU's Leavitt 'available' to start, source says

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read
A unique 48 hours of tracking the health of LSU's Sam Leavitt ended Friday, when he was not listed on the SEC availability report for Saturday's game at Ole Miss, and a source later told ESPN's Heather Dinich that the quarterback is "available" to start.

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