LSU’s ironman left tackle and SEC standout
In the 2009 season, Ciron Black was one of LSU’s most dependable pillars, starting a school-record 53 straight games at left tackle and earning the SEC’s Jacobs Blocking Trophy as the conference’s top offensive lineman. He wasn’t just durable—he was a tone-setter, praised as one of the nation’s elite linemen for his consistency, power, and pass-protection steadiness. If you want a battle-tested blindside protector with big-game experience and rare reliability, Black’s your guy; if you need flashy measurables, he’s more workhorse than showhorse.
