The LSU Tigers defense was gashed by the Ole Miss offense in first quarter of Saturday's Top 10 matchup in Oxford. But to make matters worse, one of LSU's top defensive players exited with what appeared to be a lower-body injury.
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor OXFORD, Mississippi – No. 8 Ole Miss dominated No. 7 LSU in the first half Saturday the same way its fans swallowed up LSU fans in The Grove before [...] The post LSU Defense Shredded By Ole Miss, And Lane Kiffin’s Offense Sucking Wind, Too, Trailing 24-7 At Half appeared first on TigerRag.com.
By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter LSU safety Dashawn Spears exited the the No. 7 Tigers’ (2-0) game against No. 8 Ole Miss (2-0) with an apparent lower left leg injury at the 14-minute, [...] The post LSU STAR Dashawn Spears Ruled Out Of Ole Miss Game With Lower Leg Injury appeared first on TigerRag.com.
TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES LSU defensive coordinator Blake Baker said starting linebacker TJ Dottery was cleared to play Saturday night at Ole Miss after being listed as a game time decision on the final availability [...] The post Game Time Decision: LSU Linebacker TJ Dottery “Good To Go” Against Ole Miss appeared first on TigerRag.com.
LSU head coach Lane Kiffin returned to Ole Miss with one of the biggest security details you are likely to see. Kiffin appeared to be flanked by at least five policemen as he arrived at Vaught–Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Miss.
Former LSU head coach Brian Kelly is still getting used to his new role in the broadcast booth as a color commentator with CBS Sports. In the meantime, Lane Kiffin is leading the Tigers during what could be a championship-level season in Baton Rouge.
ESPN helped rip off the metaphorical band-aid for Lane Kiffin in his long-awaited return to Ole Miss on Saturday.
The college football season is heading into Week 3, and the stakes are already getting higher.
Saban made the most of the opportunity to troll the fans and remind them that he, too, was also public enemy No. 1 in the SEC at one point.
The LSU Tigers are preparing for one of the most anticipated games of the college football season as they travel to face the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday night.
The talking is almost over. No. 7 LSU will travel to Oxford on Saturday night for one of the most anticipated Magnolia Bowls in recent memory, facing No.
By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter A lot has changed since LSU made its last trip to Oxford, Mississippi. Head coach Lane Kiffin has switched sidelines, along with dozens of coaches and support staff.
LSU coach Lane Kiffin won’t be competing for a national championship Saturday night, but make no mistake, he’s heading into Oxford with laser-sharp focus.
LSU Tigers quarterback Sam Leavitt was doubtful on the initial SEC injury report ahead of Saturday's matchup in Oxford against Ole Miss. Now, in a change of events that nearly everyone predicted, he's suddenly off the injury report.
Princewill Umanmielen spent last season chasing quarterbacks for Ole Miss. On Saturday night, the LSU defensive end returns to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium to chase Ole Miss' quarterback.
Nick Saban knows a thing or two when it comes to college football, and he had an interesting theory about LSU Tigers quarterback Sam Leavitt landing on the injury report.
Ole Miss Athletics sent its students a new set of instructions on Thursday afternoon, two days before LSU visits Oxford with their former HC Lane Kiffin on the opposing sideline.
It's the most anticipated game of the 2026 regular season: the No. 7 LSU Tigers and No. 8 Ole Miss Rebels.
He electrified fans last season by leading the Rebels to the CFP semifinals. He hasn't lost any entertainment value in 2026.
The Tigers have added several high-level players this offseason, but the program's official roster remains at just four players.
Former LSU Tigers defensive end BJ Ojulari has a new NFL home. The Jacksonville Jaguars announced on Wednesday that they have signed the 24-year-old pass rusher to their practice squad, filling an edge-depth hole after placing defensive end B.J.
A combustible situation between the Southeastern Conference and the LSU Tigers may have cooled, but despite a Thursday meeting, it doesn't appear to be over.
Southeastern Conference presidents and chancellors are scheduled to meet Thursday to vote on removing LSU from the league, and Louisiana's elected officials spent Tuesday sharing their thoughts on the matter.
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