Ole Miss fans keep saying LSU better hope Sam Leavitt doesn’t turn the football over again.

I think they’ve got it backwards.

If Leavitt protects the football, Ole Miss has to line up and stop an LSU offense that currently ranks among the best in the country — and that is exactly where Lane Kiffin offenses have lived for years.

Meanwhile, Ole Miss has struggled defensively and already gave up 469 yards and 38 points to Louisville.

So yes, turnovers could keep Ole Miss in this game.

But that’s the point.

They need LSU to help them.

If Sam Leavitt plays a normal game and takes care of the football, I think Ole Miss is in serious trouble.

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Ole Miss has a major problem heading into the LSU game, and this is not based on one bad performance.

Louisville exposed the Ole Miss secondary. Charlotte was supposed to be the game where those mistakes got cleaned up. Instead, Pete Golding came out afterward still talking about eye discipline, communication issues, repeated mistakes, and not having five defensive backs he fully trusts.

That is a serious problem with LSU coming to Oxford.

In this video, I break down what Louisville exposed, what Charlotte failed to fix, and why this matchup could get ugly for Ole Miss if those same issues show up against LSU.

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The SEC just sued LSU, and this situation has officially gotten insane. In this video, I break down why Greg Sankey and the SEC are taking LSU to federal court, what it means for Lane Kiffin, and how all of this connects to the ongoing eligibility battle involving former NFL players like Zxavian Harris and Dae’Quan Wright.This is no longer just about whether a couple of players can suit up. This has become a direct legal fight between LSU and the SEC, and the consequences could be massive for LSU football moving forward.If you enjoy daily LSU football coverage, make sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications.#LSU #LSUFootball #SEC

It’s finally Week 1, and LSU is about to open the Lane Kiffin era against Clemson in Tiger Stadium with College GameDay in Baton Rouge.

But for the last two weeks, almost all of the conversation surrounding LSU has been about Dae’Quan Wright, Zxavian Harris, eligibility rules, court cases, and whether former NFL players should be allowed to return to college football.

In this video, I explain why it’s time to shift the focus back to what actually matters: football.

Dabo Swinney has made the LSU-Clemson matchup even more personal, Lane Kiffin is about to coach his first game at LSU, and the Tigers are facing a legitimate Week 1 test with huge expectations surrounding this season.

Saturday night, all the offseason talk finally ends.

It’s time to find out what this LSU football team really is.

LSU football just got two massive developments that could have a major impact on the Tigers.

Five-star defensive lineman Jalen Brewster, the No. 1 overall prospect in the 2027 Rivals rankings, is set to make his final college decision this week between longtime commitment Texas Tech and LSU. The Tigers have continued pushing after Brewster's official visit to Baton Rouge, and LSU now has a real chance to pull off one of the biggest recruiting flips of the cycle.

Then there's the unbelievable Dae'Quan Wright situation.

The former Ole Miss tight end has been waived by the Cleveland Browns, and ESPN reports that he has an agreement in place to join LSU if he clears waivers. Wright caught 39 passes for 635 yards and five touchdowns for Ole Miss in 2025 and already knows Lane Kiffin's offensive system.

There are still eligibility and SEC-rule questions surrounding Wright's return, so that situation isn't completely finalized yet.

Could LSU land Jalen Brewster AND add a former NFL tight end to the offense?

Let's talk about it.

Lane Kiffin just delivered his strongest praise yet for LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt, calling him “awesome” after he made two “adult throws” that very few quarterbacks in the country can make.

But as LSU approaches the end of fall camp, Kiffin also acknowledged concerns about the Tigers’ offensive-line depth and the unsettled defensive-tackle rotation. We break down Leavitt’s transformation, LSU’s options behind the starting offensive line, Dominick McKinley’s emergence and where the defensive front stands before preparations begin for Clemson.

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A Louisiana judge has granted 33 college athletes another season of eligibility, including 16 football players, while also creating a special transfer portal window. Before this ruling ever happened, Lane Kiffin had already explained that LSU was preparing for this exact possibility.

Aaron Blades breaks down what the ruling means, why more players could file lawsuits, and why LSU will not be caught off guard if another opportunity to improve the roster becomes available.

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Five LSU players are starting to separate themselves during fall camp, and one of them might be on the verge of taking a starting job.

In today's episode of Just Different, we break down Jhase Thomas, Harlem Berry, Eugene Wilson, Lamar Brown, and Jayce Brown and discuss what each player could mean for LSU this season.

Can Jhase Thomas win the job at safety?

Could Harlem Berry and Dilin Jones become LSU's version of a thunder-and-lightning backfield?

If Eugene Wilson stays healthy, how high is the ceiling for this offense?

And how big of a role will Lamar Brown play by the end of the season?

Let's talk about it.

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Lane Kiffin met with reporters following LSU's first scrimmage of fall camp, and he revealed much more than another routine practice update.In today's episode, we break down Kiffin's comments on Charlie Weis Jr., Sam Leavitt, LSU's offensive philosophy, Harlem Berry's development, the evolution of LSU's defense, NIL, conditioning, and why Kiffin believes this team is finally beginning to take shape with the Clemson opener rapidly approaching.Is LSU's offense actually ahead of schedule?We're starting to get some real answers.#LSU #LSUFootball #GeauxTigers #CollegeFootball

LSU held its first fall camp scrimmage, and the biggest takeaway might be the most encouraging thing LSU fans could have heard: the defense reportedly got the better of Lane Kiffin’s offense.

In this video, Aaron Blades breaks down the biggest takeaways from the scrimmage, including multiple defensive scores, Harlem Berry’s huge night, Sam Leavitt flashing as a true dual-threat quarterback, Trey’Dez Green and Tre Wilson standing out in the passing game, and LSU’s young defensive line continuing to create havoc.

If LSU can pair a Lane Kiffin offense with a defense capable of forcing turnovers and making game-changing plays, the ceiling for this team changes completely.

Source: Shea Dixon, The Bengal Tiger — reporting from LSU’s first fall camp scrimmage.

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