The LSU Tigers find themselves with the first loss of the season, just three weeks into the year, with a gauntlet of a conference schedule still on the horizon.
The LSU Tigers have to flip the page after a tough loss to the Ole Miss Rebels. The SEC schedule is relentless, and this week, the Tigers will host Texas A&M, who are also coming off a brutal defeat.
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The LSU Tigers received some positive injury news Sunday that tight end Trey'Dez Green would not require surgery and didn't tear any ligaments after being carted off in the loss to Ole Miss, signaling that he could return at some point this season.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
The LSU Tigers suffered a crushing and emotional loss to the Ole Miss Rebels in Oxford on Saturday night in Lane Kiffin's return to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
The LSU Tigers defeated Louisiana Tech 45-14 on Saturday night. LSU was a heavy favorite, and while the Bulldogs hung around for a little while, the Tigers created separation in the second half.
Clemson Football's season opener against LSU is now just two days away, and with preparation week underway, it's time to start game-planning for the opposing Tigers' playmakers.
Trey'Dez Green has spent the opening week of LSU's fall camp doing exactly what the preseason hype suggested he would. The 6-foot-7 tight end has been nothing short of his hype in individual and team periods of fall camp.
Fall camp has officially arrived, which means we'll get our best chance to look at the 2026 LSU Tigers. Over the next few weeks, football activities will ramp up as the Tigers prepare for kickoff against Clemson.
Heading into some of the most critical weeks of the season, LSU's offense is nailing down its leaders to produce major offensive production this season.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
The LSU Tigers are out to prove something this season. Head coach Lane Kiffin wasted no time in quickly overhauling the roster through a massive transfer portal haul.
The LSU Tigers are entering what should be an exciting 2026 season this fall in the first year under head coach Lane Kiffin. LSU has almost an entirely new offense that Kiffin built through the portal, but there's a key name who is one of the lone returners on offense from last season.
LSU tight end Trey'Dez Green sat down at SEC Media Days Thursday morning as a key piece of the trio of representatives from the Tigers to highlight the new roster and give insight into the upcoming season.
LSU football enters 2026 under new leadership with plenty of questions surrounding the offense, but one answer is already clear. Tight end Trey'Dez Green
There are going to be plenty of unfamiliar faces that will take the field for the LSU Tigers this season. However, it isn't necessarily a bad thing, as Lane Kiffin has put together a talented first roster in Baton Rouge.
At LSU, the football program is known for producing well-known athletes every season, going viral for their Tiger talent across social media. With the program debuting a new era of LSU football under head coach Lane Kiffin, the enitre nations' eyes are on the new and improved Tigers, anticipating a season full of success.
The 6'7 tight end returns to LSU for his junior year this season, for his most important season yet. Trey'Dez Green doesn't just dominate on offense, he dominates in his position - across the entire SEC conference.
Trey'Dez Green was the one offensive player that LSU fans and Lane Kiffin agreed on needing to see in purple and gold in 2026. That's because at 6-foot-7, 240 pounds, he can jump like an SEC basketball player - which he was - and run like a wide receiver.
As LSU Football lands the No.1 ranked TE, five-star Ahmad Hudson, the talent at TE increases. With the well-known Trey'Dez Green being the Tigers' secured tight end, the two can contribute major offensive success to the roster.
The LSU Tigers are looking to reidentify themselves under the tenure of new head coach Lane Kiffin, hoping he can lead them back to being one of the most feared programs in the country.
The NFL has barely caught its breath from the three-day 2026 NFL Draft, but the race to 2027 is already underway. With the next cycle starting to take shape, here are five non-quarterbacks to know before the buzz goes from rumblings to deafening.
As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, front offices are already looking ahead. Scouting cycles never stop, and with the transfer portal and NIL reshaping college football, the talent pool is deeper and more experienced than ever. That makes projecting future draft classes increasingly important.
LSU tight end Trey'Dez Green has established himself as the premier player at his position entering the 2026 college football season. Pro Football Focus analyst Max Chadwick recently ranked the junior as the top returning tight end in the country.
BATON ROUGE, La.-- The Florida Gators open SEC play in under two hours with a trip to No. 3 LSU. Before kickoff, both teams released their official pregame availability reports, unofficially called injury reports, with the Tigers' report revealing that an offensive contributor will not play.
LSU head coach Brian Kelly provided updates on the injury status of tight end Trey'Dez Green and starting center Braelin Moore during Monday's press conference, stating that neither injury is expected to end their seasons.
The LSU Tigers worked their tails off in route to a win over the Clemson Tigers in Week 1 of college football. Many considered it the second-biggest matchup of the weekend, and the Bayou Bengals came out on top due to impressive defensive plays and an offense that took advantage of Clemson's mistakes.
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