Report: Leonard Fournette to the LSU Student: "I'll pay the rest for you" after a tweet for tuition assistance | New

Former LSU running back Leonard Fournette clearly believes that he must give back, just like his former teammate, Derrius Guice.

USA TODAY reports that Fournette, now a Jacksonville Jaguar, helped a fifth-year LSU student with her tuition at her alma mater after reading on Twitter that she had lost her financial aid.

Jhane Garner launched a GoFundMe campaign with a According to the news agency, $ 5,000 to help pay her tuition of $ 10,000, saying that she would pay the rest by working two jobs

According to the report, Fournette, a former Heisman Trophy finalist for the Tigers, tweeted to Garner: "I'll pay the rest for you."

Looka my dawg dm me yo number I will pay the rest for you …….. https://t.co/gy0u0iCs9A

– 7⃣ Leonard Fournette (@_fournette) July 3, 2018

Prior to Fournette's offer, Garner had ambaded $ 2,000 from his $ 5,000 goal. USA Today said that she had since raised $ 3,000 in small donations. The first appearance of teammate LSU Fournette, Derrius Guice.

WAFB reporter Jacques Doucet tweeted that former LSU Derrius Guice, who now plays for the Washington Redskins, retweeted Garner and gave the first $ 1,000 before Fournette add his gift. Guice answered him by thanking him tweeting, "Once a family always a family."

Fournette stated in an interview that he knew Garner of New Orleans and that it was his "The words can not even explain any appreciation that I have for all those who have helped me, "Garner said outside of Lit Pizza where she works. The interview was published in a tweet of Jacques Doucet of the WAFB . She said that she was at the restaurant when she saw the news and started crying so much that they had to send her home. Garner added that she would be able to finish school because of the people who helped her out.

In June, Fournette worked with the New Orleans Recreation Development Foundation to find 300 children at his free football camp in his hometown.

Guice said on social media that he planned to hold two camps, including at least one pbad to Baton Rouge

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