LSU Tigers

Watch monstrous LSU football player go crazy after setting school lifting record

Published Jul. 20, 2016 3:06 p.m. ET

Aaron Torres

College football is just a few, short, glorious weeks away, and one team who's expected to have a monster year is LSU. Buoyed by an experienced defense and star running back Leonard Fournette, many believe (myself included) to win the SEC, and maybe even a National Championship.

One of the stars of that defense is Lewis Neal, an end who not only led the Tigers with eight sacks last year, but also added 48 total tackles, including 9.5 tackles for loss.

Basically, Neal is a monster, and if we needed further proof of that, well we got it Tuesday, when Neal set a school record... by power cleaning 391 lbs.

Check out the absolutely awesome video below.

LSU school record 391 lbs on power clean! We working! #Explosive #LeaveYourMark #Turnt #DlineU #Lewizianimal pic.twitter.com/I5TSSAeHUN
— Lewis Neal (@ImBallinNeal18) July 19, 2016

For starters, a couple quick thoughts: One, Neal is absolutely terrifying. It's also terrifying to see him throw a barbell with nearly 400 lbs. on it at his teammates, without any of them so much as flinching.

Secondly, look at the way those teammates mob him.

If the Tigers do half as good a job supporting each other on the field this season, as they did off of it this summer, the Tigers could have that monster year.