LSU Football Players Visit with Victims of Devastating Louisiana Flood

According to CNN and the Red Cross, the flood that's hit Louisiana is "the worst natural disaster to strike the United States since Hurricane Sandy four years ago."

LSU football players are doing what they can to help.

On Thursday, the Tigers and head coach Les Miles visited with families affected by the devastating flood. They signed autographs, took pictures and talked with the victims:

"I just feel for these people. It's so sad to understand what they're going through right now," quarterback Brandon Harris said, per Brian Holland of BRProud.com. "Just to be able to come here and put a smile on someone's face is important to me."

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