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LSU great Ryan Clark apologizes on ESPN following comments on Kyren Lacy footage

Former LSU football standout Ryan Clark took to the air on ESPN's "First Take" Thursday morning to apologize for comments he made about former LSU football player Kyren Lacy and the charges he faced f...

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ESPN Hosts Ryan Clark, Scott Van Pelt Apologize for ‘Incomplete’ Kyren Lacy Comments

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ESPN pundits, including Ryan Clark and Pat McAfee, apologize for claims about Kyren Lacy

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ESPN Host Scott Van Pelt Apologizes for 'False Narrative' About Late LSU Star Kyren Lacy

Scott Van Pelt has issued an on-air apology following criticism of his response to colleague Ryan Clark’s emotional comments about the late LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy.

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ESPN got the Kyren Lacy story wrong while peddling outrage

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Scott Van Pelt Offers On-Air Counter To Ryan Clark’s Support Of Kyren Lacy Amid Confusion

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Ryan Clark Made a Point To Bring Up Kyren Lacy On ‘Monday Night Football’ After New Evidence In Homicide Case Revealed [VIDEO]

Ryan Clark made sure that the world heard about the new evidence regarding Kyren Lacy before the end of Monday Night Football.

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LSU Football Great Ryan Clark Reacts to New Details Surrounding Kyren Lacy

Former LSU Tigers standout and NFL veteran Ryan Clark utilized his platform on ESPN's 'Monday Night Football' to voice his thoughts on the new details surroundi

Louisiana State Police: Evidence shows Kyren Lacy's 'reckless' driving led to events that caused fatal crash

Lacy's attorney claimed police misrepresented the late LSU football star's involvement in the Dec. 2024 collision

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Former LSU star Kyren Lacy was 70 yards behind crash for which he faced homicide charges, attorney says

Former LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy, who died by suicide in April in Houston while facing homicide charges related to a fatal car crash, was more than 70 yards behind the crash when it occurred, his attorney says.

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Kyren Lacy died from self-inflicted gunshot wound during police chase in Houston, authorities say

When officers attempted to take Lacy into custody and remove him from the vehicle, they found he had suffered what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.