Fans propose 'whiteout' for LSU, Alabama game amid controversial Devin White suspension

BATON ROUGE - Some fans are proposing the idea of a 'whiteout game' when the Tigers take on the Tide in two weeks without their star linebacker Devin White.

White has been suspended for the first half of the game against Alabama after a controversial targeting call was made as he attempted to sack Mississippi State quarterback Nick Fitzgerald.

Both Tigers fans and non-Tiger fans spoke out on social media, expressing their frustration over the call. Accompanying many of the posts is the hashtag #FreeDevinWhite.

Now, fans are suggesting a whiteout game on November 3 to show support for the suspended Tiger. This simply means attendees would wear white in Death Valley, instead of the beloved purple and gold colors.

"I think [the players] will look around and see all the fans supporting them. I think it will be more of a motivation to play harder," said LSU freshman Tommy Thomas.

But white shirts related to Devin White or Alabama may be hard to come across.

"It's a great idea, but we have our 'Beat Bama' shirts coming in and those weren't printed on white," said co-owner of Bengals & Bandits, Patrick Wilkerson.

Wilkerson says a quick change in plans like this is tough. The University has to approve of every T-shirt design.

"There's certain NCAA regulations and designs that we can't do and that's out of our control," he said.

But other white LSU shirts exist, and some fans say they're ready to sport them.

"It shows that we're more of a community and that we support our players," said LSU sophomore Zachary Brubaker.

Quick idea to consider... ALL WHITE OUT! Can we get the idea out to Tigah nation to White out Tiger Stadium against Bama in honor of the heart of Devin White? Albino tigers are rare! So is this game... Stay hungry! Stay humble! Geaux White! — Logan LeCompte (@logan_lecompte) October 22, 2018

Let's WHITE OUT Tiger Stadium on November 3rd for Devin White! Retweet this to pass the word on. pic.twitter.com/6twrq8xF5J — Joey Domingue (@FightForLSU) October 22, 2018