JACQUES TALK: Trey Gallman
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - LSU headbanger goes country. Dutchtown High School alum Trey Gallman did plenty of dirty work as an LSU fullback from 2014-18, playing for both head coach Les Miles and then Ed Orgeron.
There wasn’t much glamour or celebrity during Gallman’s collegiate career, but he hardly cared, living his dream as a Tiger and charging out of the Death Valley tunnel on Saturday night.
As Gallman’s LSU days wound down, his musical career began to take shape. These days Gallman has become a popular country artist on the local scene and you can catch him at the Red Rock & Blue charity concert Friday, July 8th at Chelsea’s Live in Baton Rouge to benefit Louisiana military organizations.
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