An 18-year-old freshman steals the spotlight, LSU survives a late scare, and Will Wade reveals more help is on the way. Four takeaways from the Tigers' 63-60 win over McNeese.

TigerBait takes you courtside in Lake Charles for extended footage of LSU's 63-60 exhibition victory in Will Wade's return.

Kentucky coach Will Stein met with reporters Tuesday to discuss the Wildcats’ preparations for LSU’s Saturday night trip to Lexington.

On paper, LSU has every advantage over Kentucky. History tells a different story. Lexington has produced some of the strangest, toughest nights in LSU football history — and another trip to the Bluegrass awaits.

LSU five-star QB commit Peyton “Pop” Houston accounted for 468 yards and four touchdowns Friday night. TigerBait has exclusive highlights and a one-on-one interview with the future Tiger.

Marcel Reed has tormented LSU for two years, accounting for seven touchdowns in just six quarters against the Tigers. Now Lane Kiffin and Blake Baker get their shot at the Texas A&M quarterback in a pivotal Saturday night showdown in Tiger Stadium.

LSU has 15 players practicing, several eligibility questions remain, and Will Wade isn’t backing away from his unconventional plan. Here are three major takeaways from his revealing preseason press conference.

Will Wade and Kim Mulkey enter the season with vastly different rosters and plenty of unanswered questions, but one thing is certain: LSU basketball won’t lack passion, personality or intrigue in the PMAC this winter.

With LSU's official roster still listing only four players, Will Wade meets with the media as preseason practice begins to address the Tigers' roster, eligibility questions and the outlook for his first season back in Baton Rouge.

Kim Mulkey has already found a nickname for 6-foot-5 Russian newcomer Ana Minaeva: “Baby Jokic.” At just 17 years old, Minaeva arrives at LSU with professional experience, impressive footwork and a versatile skill set that has already caught her coach’s attention.

LSU has problems to fix, but Saturday night in Oxford may have revealed something else about Lane Kiffin’s Tigers. Charles Hanagriff looks beyond the loss, the remarkable night from Trinidad Chambliss and a 17-point deficit to explain why LSU’s bigger picture remains very much intact.

Kim Mulkey meets with the media for the first time since last season, previewing her 2026-27 LSU team as the Tigers officially open preseason practice Monday at the Maravich Center.

LSU erased a 17-point deficit and had a chance to complete the comeback, but Trinidad Chambliss delivered when Ole Miss needed him most, leading the Rebels past the Tigers 32-24 in Oxford.

With as much drama as came into this matchup off the field, it shouldn’t shock anyone how much drama there was on it. But for LSU, the drama ultimately ended in heartbreak, with Ole Miss getting its revenge against the coach that spurned it 32-24.

LSU head coach Lane Kiffin meets with the media after the Tigers’ 32-24 loss to Ole Miss in Oxford.

LSU suffers its first loss of the Lane Kiffin era, falling 32-24 to Ole Miss in Oxford.

LSU and Ole Miss collide in a top-10 grudge match loaded with storylines. Here are the key numbers, matchups and history that could decide Saturday night in Oxford — plus the final prediction.

Lane Kiffin isn’t the first coach to return to a place he once called home. Charles Hanagriff looks at LSU-Ole Miss through history, hostility and a fascinating question: when both sides know what the other knows, who really has the edge?