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Team tables split by side of the ball, and the Side control hides the half you are not reading. The roster is everyone who played that season, so a transfer appears under the program he actually played for rather than the one he is at now. There is no game-type control because the tables hold regular-season games only. A dash means no number for that cell, or a zero in a roster column that counts.

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Louisiana

Players
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Player
Dorian FinisterG3132.514.94.61.944.8%37%56.6%5.1
Jaxon OlveraG3329.213.74.51.939.3%35.6%48.8%-0.2
De'Vion LavergneG3330.39.93.32.836.8%30.5%45.8%0.2
Dariyus WoodsonF3318.85.82.50.643.4%38.6%58.7%1.2
Joshua LewisF1822.68.13.80.751.4%44.4%63.2%1.6
Karris BilalG2120.85.620.431.9%26.5%44.1%-1.5
Milan MejiaG29223.61.30.731.6%32%45.1%-1.4
Todd Jones Jr.F3316.53.13.90.358.6%0%59.4%0.3
Jeremiah EvansF3210.9320.349.3%—55.9%-5.1
Mike CollinsG319.21.40.7123.3%8%30.7%-3.4
Jamyron KellerG229.5172336.7%30.8%48.2%—
Kyran RatliffF318.611.70.333.3%30.8%41.9%-1.9
Michael MoutonG62.50.30.20.325%—25%—
Logan MyersG31———0%—0%—
Christian LandryG21.5———————

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