There's a request the LSU football team leaders need granted by Tigers' head coach Ed Orgeron.
Whenever fifth-year senior J.D. Moore scores his first college touchdown this season - and it will happen because of Moore's suddenly-versatile role in first-year coordinator Matt Canada's new offense - Orgeron must allow his entire bench to empty and celebrate with Moore in the end zone.
It will surely be one of the most intentional excessive celebration penalties in LSU history.
Yet for Moore, the definitive team player who sacrificed his body the last two seasons as the lead blocker in the Tigers' I-formation, a 15-yard infraction would be a show of appreciation to someone who has had just 18 offensive touches in his Tigers' career.