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Good Food, Good Deals, and LSU Football Talk

A quick invite from Hunter at TigerHype for the LSU fans here: once you’ve found your game-day food spot, bring your football takes to the TigerHype LSU Football Forum for daily discussion.


Keep sharing the food deals and local finds here; join us over there for the games, players and coaching debates. Geaux Tigers!

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Got Your Seats? Bring Your Football Takes, Too.

A quick invite from Hunter at TigerHype: if you’re sorting out LSU tickets and want to talk about the game itself, join the TigerHype LSU Football Forum for daily football discussion.


Bring your predictions, lineup debates and postgame reactions over there. We’ll keep this group focused on tickets. Geaux Tigers!

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What Grade Do You Give the Lane Kiffin Era So Far?

What Grade Do You Give the Lane Kiffin Era So Far?


Kiffin opened 2–0 at LSU with wins over Clemson and Louisiana Tech through September 12. Our Lane Kiffin era tracker follows the results, roster construction, quarterback decisions and direction of the program.


What letter grade do you give the Kiffin era so far, and what’s the single biggest reason? Tell us what would move your grade up or down next.

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Sam Leavitt: Is He the Answer at QB or Still Unproven?

Sam Leavitt: Is He the Answer at QB or Still Unproven?


Our Sam Leavitt profile breaks down his background and first two LSU starts, including his production and the three first-half interceptions against Louisiana Tech.


Set availability speculation aside and grade the quarterback play. What does he still need to show before you’re fully sold: cleaner decisions, consistent passing, third-down answers, or a statement performance against top competition? Tell us what would change your mind.

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Build Your LSU Two-Deep: Who Should Be Starting Right Now?

Build Your LSU Two-Deep: Who Should Be Starting Right Now?


Use our 2026 LSU depth-chart and roster tracker as the starting point. The depth order is a public projection, not a permanently fixed LSU-issued two-deep; availability and game packages can change it.


Who belongs in your starting lineup right now? Give us your biggest disagreement with the current projected chart and explain why. Full offense and defense if you’re feeling ambitious; one position group if you want to get straight to the argument.

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Is LSU’s Defense Actually Elite — or Are the Numbers Fooling Us?

Is LSU’s Defense Actually Elite — or Are the Numbers Fooling Us?


Through games played September 12, our rankings breakdown has LSU No. 1 nationally in total defense at 142.5 yards allowed per game, and No. 2 in both rushing defense and third-down defense. That’s a two-game sample, not a season-long verdict. Read the TigerHype defense breakdown.


What does LSU still need to prove against top competition before you’ll call this defense elite? Pick the biggest test: generating pressure, stopping explosive plays, getting off the field, or holding up for four quarters.

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What Happened to Coach O — and How Worried Should LSU Fans Be?

What Happened to Coach O — and How Worried Should LSU Fans Be?


In the September 14 update covered by TigerHype, Lane Kiffin said Ed Orgeron was doing better after an unspecified health scare, had begun spending parts of the day back with the program, and was still not fully back. LSU had not disclosed a diagnosis, and his travel status for Ole Miss was unresolved at that update. Orgeron’s role is special assistant to recruiting and defense. Read our confirmed-information roundup.


Keeping this about football responsibilities, not speculation about his health: Do you think his absence is affecting LSU’s staff, or are fans reading too much into it? What have you actually noticed?

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Which Was More Disrespectful: 52–3 or LSU Mercy-Kneeling Ole Miss at the 1?

Which Was More Disrespectful: 52–3 or LSU Mercy-Kneeling Ole Miss at the 1?


In 2011, LSU led Ole Miss 52–3 and reached first-and-goal at the 1 with more than five minutes left. Instead of punching it in again, Zach Mettenberger took four straight knees and LSU turned it over on downs. We revisited the sequence in our TigerHype article.


My question for the room: Which was more embarrassing for Ole Miss, the 52–3 score or LSU deciding four mercy kneels were enough?

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Hunter Bankston
6 days ago · updated the description of the group.

TigerHype's dedicated LSU recruiting and transfer portal room. Discuss commitments, visits, flips, portal entries, additions and how each move affects the Tigers' roster.

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