O rlando (Fla.) Lake Nona three-star defensive lineman DeAnthony Lafayette is set to choose between the LSU Tigers and Oklahoma Sooners on Thursday with a commitment decision inching closer. Anthony, one of the top defensive line prospects in the Sunshine State, has Brian Kelly and Co. intensifying their push for his services down the stretch.

Sacred cows often wind up served on platters, carved up by the almighty dollar. Latest example: LSU wants to sell sponsorships for its uniforms.

LSU football has decided its three representatives for this year's SEC Media Days in Atlanta. Coach Brian Kelly and the program have decided to send senior quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, senior wide receiver Chris Hilton Jr. and junior linebacker Whit Weeks.

Here's what LSU football fans should expect to see from the Tigers' defensive tackle position this fall. What is LSU's best option?

The LSU Tigers are gearing up for a critical season in Baton Rouge with Brian Kelly and Co. looking to get over the hump and reach the College Football Playoff.

"Sources indicate Bolden wanted the Director of Player Personnel job currently held by Alex Brown. Sixth-year Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin declined," Garrett wrote. "Bolden is becoming the Senior Associate AD/Assistant GM for the Tigers."