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LSU broke its two-a-day camp Friday, with a second scrimmage set for today and Coach Les Miles pronouncing himself pleased with "the speed of this team" and its effort.

Miles declined to offer a specific blueprint for today's scrimmage at Tiger Stadium or specify the number of plays that will be run. The scrimmage should last more than two hours and cover all aspects of the game, including kicking and two-minute drills, he said.

Defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey, expected to anchor the Tigers' defensive line and a preseason All-American, will participate in the scrimmage. The extent of his playing, however, remains unclear, as Dorsey has missed several practices during camp with a sore hamstring.

Miles says Tigers ready for today's scrimmage