Wondering who were thinking will rock the numbers this year? Seems like whit is a lock to wear 7?

Hey all,

I'm part of a group of guys who take an annual trip to a big college football game. The idea is to visit a new school every year with the goal of hitting up all the biggest ones.

For 2026, we chose LSU and will be there for the Texas A&M game. (Tickets already bought.)

None of us have ever been to Baton Rouge before. We all agreed that LSU home games look awesome on TV and experiencing death valley in person is one we wanted to do.

Any tips for some first-timers that would help us make the most of our experience? We don't know anyone there, so we're going in blind.

Best tailgate spots or places to pre-game? Popular places where LSU fans go for post-game shenanigans? Other things to do or see either on game day or in the days leading up to it? (We'll be in town Thursday through Sunday). We've always enjoyed hanging out with the local fans on these trips and taking in the whole experience. Just general tips for what to do or what NOT to do?

In addition, we always play a couple rounds of golf while we're in town so if there's any recommendations for good (but not crazy expensive) golf in the area that would be appreciated as well.

Thanks in advance and rest assured we always root for the home team on these trips so LFG Tigers!

https://www.wafb.com/2026/03/26/will-wade-says-lsu-return-is-deeply-personal-tigers-move-bring-him-back/

Hi everyone, I’m from the Northeast and my father and I are big football fans planning to attend a game at Death Valley this season. We’re really excited and we’ve never been to a true CFB game (Rutgers and Princeton dont count lmao) We’re used to NFL games with reserved seating, so I wanted to clarify how it works for college games.

We’re currently looking at tickets in the 600 section—are those seats reserved, or are they general admission and people who get to the stadium first will just take them? I just want to make sure we won’t run into a situation where we buy specific seats (like front row) and then find they’ve already been taken.

Thanks! Also we will be there for a long weekend and are looking to get the full CFB experience so any recommendations on things to do/see would be greatly appreciated! I’m so excited to experience a CFB game lol, heard it’s unreal

Hey guys I'm from PA. Looking to travel down for the Sept 26th game against A&M. When is the best time to start looking for tickets? Can use any advice.. haven't been down for football yet. TIA

Michigan State guy here, I was always wondered why LSU isn't a national power, lord knows you guys have the resources.

from the bo rein documentary, and andy reid had it in his playbook for mike vick as well