Current NFL free agent Tyrann Mathieu has returned to his alma mater LSU to speak with the current team and to set up an endowment in his name at the school. Mathieu, 29, played at LSU from 2010-2011 before being dismissed from the University. Mathieu has returned to the school and met with new head coach Brian Kelly and will speak to the team and attend practice/meetings. Excited to have Tyrann Mathieu back with us this week. He’ll be at practice, in meetings and speak to our team. One of the all-time greats. pic.twitter.com/PfUAzIHFu9— Brian Kelly (@CoachBrianKelly) March 28, 2022 Tyrann Mathieu’s generosity in creating an endowed scholarship plays a vital role in ensuring that current and future student-athletes have the opportunity to earn an LSU degree. pic.twitter.com/zKHoN3FMsT— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) March 28, 2022 💜 https://t.co/ZzJ4U58fqb— Tyrann Mathieu (@Mathieu_Era) March 28, 2022 In addition, the Pro Bowl safety is setting up an endowment at LSU in his name which will help future student athletes to earn a college degree. Mathieu was looking for an extension with the Kansas City Chiefs but as talks fell through he was able to seek a deal elsewhere. Facebook Twitter/X Email Post navigation Antonio Brown seeks revenge on woman who stole $5,000 from him Adidas sends Brittany a stunning wedding gift you have to see to believe
