Is this the end for LSU's 2021 season? Is it the end for the Ed Orgeron era with the Tigers?
One way or another, we'll find out Saturday evening at Tiger Stadium, with rival Texas A&M hoping to hand LSU a definitive "yes" to both of those questions.
Scroll below for all the info you'll need to watch or listen to the game, live updates and more.
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THE GAME
14 Texas A&M (8-3, 4-3 SEC) at LSU (5-6, 2-5 SEC)
- Where: Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- When: 6 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 27
- TV: ESPN
- Listen: WWL AM-870; FM-105.3
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THE SCORE
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THE HIGHLIGHTS
DON'T CHALLENGE TRE PALMER TO A RACE...
If you haven't heard by now: Tre Palmer, he's fast. LSU's speedster took a quick tunnel screen and never looked back, outrunning all of A&M's defenders for a 62-yard score that gave the Tigers a 10-point edge at the break, and ALL the momentum.
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THE ZERO BLITZ GIVETH, THE ZERO BLITZ TAKETH AWAY
Much has been said about LSU's new-found aggressive, blitzing defense. When it works, it's beautiful. When it doesn't, or when the other team sees it coming, it burns. That's what happened on Texas A&M's first TD of the game, with Texas A&M's Zach Calzada sinking to buy time and finding Moose Muhammad for an touchdown despite an unblocked rusher.
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THE TIGERS CAME TO PLAY
The defense pitched a shutout in the first quarter, and LSU's offense came up with the answer to start the second quarter. Max Johnson dropped back on 3rd and short near midfield, catching A&M thinking run, and found Jaray Jenkins in stride for a 45-yard touchdown and a 10-0 lead.
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END Q1: LSU 3, Texas A&M 0
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CADE YORK'S CHEESE LEG
Cade York has a deal with Velveeta. If he hits a kick beyond 50 yards, folks have a chance to win some cheese of their own. And he delivered to get the scoring started in this one.
Check back for updates throughout the game.
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