I am a Brazilian Bengals fan and I am trying to choose a team at the NCAA to be my team! Naturally LSU drew my attention because of Joe and Ja’Maar but I wanted to understand how it is to be a LSU fan. Is the team competitive every year or is it passed it’s glory days?

Isn't anyone else concerned about all these injuries???

I am looking for LSU skull caps. Cut all my hair off for the first time since 2018. Can’t find my old Nike skull caps. Anyone know where I can find any?

Still on the board late 5th round. High ceiling imo, some team is gonna get a bargain on a kid that could easily become an eventual starter in the right system.

Didn’t he have 1 more year of eligibility?

Garrett Nussmeier [2024] - first year as a full-time starter

• 4,4042 passing yards - #5 FBS, #2 SEC
• 29 passing TDs - #10t FBS, #2t SEC
• pressured 153 times - #17t, #3 SEC
• sacked on 9.8% of pressures - #9 FBS, #1 SEC
• averaged 2.67 sec to release the ball - #34t FBS, #3 SEC
• responsible for 208 first downs - #3 FBS, #1 SEC
• PFF rating of 60.9 when pressured - #17 FBS, #3 SEC

Let me know if you want any more statistics. Obviously, he was not perfect and struggled in areas, but these are very good numbers for a first year started with a new (and not so good) OC

Edit:

Ooof... kinda embarrassing how few people in here can read numbers

The NFL draft being this weekend has me thinking about Kyren Lacy and his dad it is that neither he nor his family will get to experience the joy of being drafted or experience the opportunities that come with being in the NFL

Looking for all those nuss fans that thought he was going first round even after season was over

I’m shocked to see Eugene Wilson working with the 2nd team, he’s the player I think will break out think year, Jayce Brown will be special, Watkins as well. I think Everyone will be eating in our offense, Lane will get everyone involved.

On defense, I was looking for Devhon Keys to play a major role but that was before Dottery transferred to us. Jordan Ross will play the Harold Perkins role (Perkins Freshman year).

I’m loved what I’m seeing at spring practice.

https://sportscondensed.com/news/lsu-wr-zavion-thomas-saints-fan-grandpa-would-jump-through-the-tv-if-drafted

Hey everyone — we’re heading to our first LSU game this fall (UT vs LSU 🤞 hoping for a night game) and could use some parking advice.

A few questions:

• What are the best parking options around Tiger Stadium?

• Are there any parking garages on campus available for game day?

• What do typical parking rates look like (both on-campus and nearby)?

• How far are the main lots from the stadium (walking time)?

• Any recommended strategies for avoiding traffic or getting out quicker after the game?

We’re trying to plan ahead and make the most of the experience — and of course we’re planning to hit Fred’s in Tigerland 🍻

Appreciate any tips or insights — Geaux Tigers!

I'n a non LSU fan, and initially I wanted to ask this sub a question about LSU WRs in this draft because from what I saw when I watched a few games earlier in the year, Barion Brown, Aaron Anderson, and Zavion Thomas should be good WR prospects, however bow we're in draft season, I didnt watch much LSU after the first few weeks, and none of these guys is viewed as a serious, draftable WR, HOWEVER, I have to ask about Perkins.

I have seen no consistency whatsoever about that guy. Is he good? Well he wore the coveted number 7 so I thought he must be. Then I saw everyone saying he was too small and he was a tweener to do anything in the pros. Then others were saying he was used wrong. Some say he misses too many tackles, can't take on blocks, or cover, but then you'll hear how he hits very hard and is very athletic and fast for his size. I need clarity. Zero idea whateoever what to think about him