LSU quarterback Myles Brennan had a unique way to lift some weights during the coronavirus pandemic.
According to Garland Gillen, the LSU starter and replacement for Joe Burrow “used a chainsaw to cut down trees so he could use them for weightlifting.” (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)
Watch the epic video below.
During the quarantine #LSU QB Myles Brennan used a chainsaw to cut down trees so he could use them for weightlifting. Gotta get that workout in! @FOX8NOLA pic.twitter.com/jnxiDtIZ6j
— Garland Gillen (@garlandgillen) July 22, 2020
Is college football the coolest sport or is college football the coolest sport on the planet? LSU’s starting QB is out here lifting parts of cut-down trees to stay in shape!
That’s the kind of grit you simply can’t teach. You’re either born with that toughness or you’re not.
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Imagine probably being able to just order a basic weight setting or firing up a chainsaw to cut down trees, and choosing to do the latter.
That’s the kind of guy I want under center on my team. That’s the kind of guy I want slinging the ball for my squad.
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I have no idea if LSU will dominate in 2020 or not, but I’m all-in on Brennan being a star.