LSU Football News: Wide Receiver Malik Nabers Will Not Miss Games in 2023

LSU football star Malik Nabers won't miss any time this fall after being arrested this offseason, according to head coach Brian Kelly.
Nabers was arrested on misdemeanor weapons charges but prosecutors dropped those charges on the condition that Nabers surrender his gun.
And though Nabers won't miss any of this coming football season, he did face some internal discipline inside the program, according to Kelly.
LSU begins football practice on March 9 and plays its spring game on April 22.
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Malik Nabers was arrested in New Orleans
Nabers was booked into the Orleans Parish Jail and was previously charged with the illegal carrying of a weapon, according to official records.
That came after police arrested Nabers in late February, but he was not formally booked into the jail until 2 a.m. the following morning.
Emerging star for LSU
Nabers has emerged as a star for the LSU football team over the last two seasons and is expected to be the No. 1 wide receiver on the roster this year.
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Nabers has 100 career receptions for 1,434 total receiving yards and has scored seven touchdowns in that time.
He came through during the 2022 season in which LSU won the SEC West division title under first-year head coach Brian Kelly.
Nabers was a consensus four-star prospect at Southside High School in Youngsville, La.
247Sports and On3 Sports named Nabers as a top 20 wide receiver nationally from the 2021 recruiting class. Rivals called him the No. 50 player at his position and the No. 10 overall player from Louisiana.
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