The 2023-24 campaign has been a massive disappointment for LSU football (8-3) and their fans from a record standpoint, but quarterback Jayden Daniels is giving them quite the silver lining. The star senior is determined to leave an indelible mark in Baton Rouge, as he continues to march towards the legendary Heisman Trophy.

It figures to be a tight race, with fellow QBs Bo Nix and Michael Penix Jr. and wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. all boasting strong cases. The LSU band is showing support for its guy in grand fashion.

During halftime of the Tigers' conference clash with the Texas A&M Aggies, the marching band lined itself up to form the iconic Heisman pose, via ClutchPoints (originally Brian Holland).

Now, that is an endorsement. Daniels deserves the adulation and appreciation of the entire LSU football community for doing all he can to compensate for an ineffective Tigers defense. Going into Saturday's home game, he had 3,577 passing yards, a 72.6 completion percentage, 1,014 rushing yards and 46 total touchdowns.

Despite the team finding itself in another shootout, Daniels again flashed his versatile skill set in a 42-30 win over Texas A&M. He threw for four touchdowns and racked up 120 yards on the ground. His supreme speed is well-documented, but the transfer from Arizona State has progressed remarkably as a passer.

And now, he looks to be rewarded for it. Jayden Daniels would be the third player in program history, behind Billy Cannon and Joe Burrow, to ever win the Heisman Trophy. One can only imagine how the LSU marching band would commemorate the special occasion.