One former member of LSU’s defensive backfield is continuing down the path that could once again make him a current member of the LSU secondary.
In January, it was announced that Rashard Robinson was one of two Tiger players who were no longer enrolled at the school and wouldn’t play football for the Tigers ion 2015. The cornerback landed at a community college in Florida, with the goal being a return to Baton Rouge in January of next year.
However, Robinson told the New Orleans Times-Picayune that he is planning on re-enrolling at LSU in May of this year. Robinson, though, is not expected to rejoin the Tigers football team in 2015, instead opting to focus on academics with an eye on playing in 2016.
Robinson entered the 2014 season as a projected starter after starting two games as a true freshman the year before. He was suspended for the opener against Wisconsin, and then again for the early-November game against Alabama.
In between the suspensions, Robinson started six of the eight games in which he played. Those were the only games he played last season as he didn’t see the field following his second suspension.