LSU Football

Big shake up in the college football playoff rankings after #1 Alabama and #2 Miami lost over the Thanksgiving weekend. There is a new #1 and LSU moved up too.

The Southeastern Conference announced that the LSU Tigers home game on November 11th against Arkansas will have a really early start.

Even though the LSU Tigers were off last weekend, they still moved up a few spots in the national college football rankings.

The Tigers won their third straight game last weekend, which has moved them up in the polls again heading into their bye week.

After a monumental come back against the then #10 ranked Auburn Tigers in front of a national TV crowd, LSU is now back in the top 25 national college football polls.

SEC announced that the LSU game in Oxford against Ole Miss will be a night game. There are two scenarios, though.

With the stunning loss to Troy last Saturday night, LSU were dropped from both major college football polls.

The game originally set for Saturday, September 1st, 2018 in Arlington, Texas has now been moved due to TV scheduling.

The Tigers game against the Florida Gators on October 7th has been moved to a day game in Gainesville.

By the look of the latest national rankings, the voters weren't impressed by the lackluster performance by LSU.

The head of the SEC Officials explained a costly call that cost LSU at touchdown against Mississippi State this past Saturday.

We are just three weeks into the 2017 LSU football season but the University has released the 2018 football schedule.