LSU football team visits displaced flood victims

Despite the start of school and football season being right around the corner, the LSU football team found time on Thursday to visit those affected by the recent flooding in Louisiana.

Coach Les Miles and star running back Leonard Fournette were among those in attendance at the Celtic Media Center, a film studio in Baton Rouge where displaced flood victims are staying.

The team put some smiles on the faces of the flood victims at Celtic Studios. #AllForLA https://t.co/wCiMXd6q97 pic.twitter.com/rfLwbLkEyt

— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) August 19, 2016

Sometimes we tend to forget the small stuff that we are so blessed to have, today I was reminded. pic.twitter.com/GLqaGquker

— Colby Delahoussaye (@ColbyDely) August 18, 2016

Glad I wore my LSU shirt today. Thank you to @_fournette7 @lsucoachmiles and the rest of the LSU football team for coming out to the Celtic Centre today. You all put a smile on so many faces!! #prayforlouisiana #thegreatfloodof2016 #louisianastrong #lsufootball #geauxtigers #unBRoken #leonardfournette

A photo posted by Rebecca Grace Stewart (@rebecca_grace27) on Aug 18, 2016 at 3:17pm PDT

Met these 2 beautiful souls at the shelter today (Imagine and Essence) and it touched my heart . It's amazing to see them still be able to smile through losing everything .. God is good 🙏🏾 ..😍

A photo posted by Rickey Jefferson (@rambox9) on Aug 18, 2016 at 4:56pm PDT

.@LSUfootball made impact today in a way only they can. Put smiles on faces of people who've lost it all in flood. pic.twitter.com/jOng1XKynY

— Kaylee Hartung (@KayleeHartung) August 18, 2016

#unBRoken This is my girl Alana, and seeing the strength and resilience of her and everyone at Celtics Studios was an incredible experience and one I'll never forget.

A photo posted by Jack Gonsoulin (@jack_gonsoulin) on Aug 18, 2016 at 1:48pm PDT

Wouldn't give up my hat! Thank you LSU for brightening up the spirit of the evacuees, it made such a difference! #rollwave #tulane #latergram #geauxtigers #lafloods

A photo posted by Kimberly Buck (@kimberlyrbuck) on Aug 19, 2016 at 5:34am PDT