Today on Just Different, we're remembering LSU legend Skip Bertman following the news of his passing at 88 years old.

We'll also discuss an interesting development along LSU's defensive line as Dominick McKinley moves into first-team work, break down LSU's evolving defensive tackle rotation, look ahead to Saturday's closed scrimmage, and react to Joe Burrow's comments on the Jayden Daniels and DJ Pickett jersey controversy.

Topics:

• Remembering Skip Bertman

• Dominick McKinley earns first-team reps

• LSU's defensive tackle competition

• What to watch during Saturday's scrimmage

• Joe Burrow weighs in on the No. 5 controversy

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