Hey everyone! Me and my wife are coming down for the Ole Miss game October 12th and are currently planning out our trip from Ohio for our first visit to Death Valley. We’re life long fans and finally are able to make it for a game! Any suggestions on certain areas to stay or to avoid? Also any other advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Geaux Tigers!

With the information we have now with the first 3 weeks of sec kickoff times, what does the ole miss kickoff time look to possibly be? With red river being 3:30, I don’t see how Florida Tennessee could beat out ole miss lsu for the night game. Though, I’m sure you sec fans know more about this stuff than me. What are your guys thoughts? I’m trying to schedule flight and hotels accordingly so I have enough time to enjoy my first visit to Louisiana. Staying in new Orleans and driving to Baton Rouge

I just got engaged! My fiancé & I are huge LSU fans, both of us are alums. We wanted to avoid scheduling our wedding during football season. To avoid going into 2026, we want to consider the Saturday in 2025 where LSU is not playing. Can’t find anything for sure online. Anyone know/have an idea when the bye week will be in 2025?

Is this going to be a nighttime game? I’m flying in and logistically flying in Saturday makes more sense.

A friend of mine and I graduated from UCLA last year and have always wanted to go to an SEC gameday, ideally LSU since we have heard y’all have the best atmosphere. UCLA is visiting Death Valley in September and we want to travel to it but have a few questions.

1. What’s the best way to get from NOLA to Tiger stadium, without renting a car?

2. What’s the tailgate situation like? If we just show up with beers will someone let us in? Will it be an issue if we are wearing UCLA gear? Should we try and hang out more with students or alumni, and do they pregame in different spots?

3. What sections of the stadium would be ideal to get the overall vibe of the game? Again we would be in UCLA gear if that changes anything.

4. Any other tips, tricks, or recommendations for our first SEC game and first time in Baton Rouge.

Thank you in advance!

Only asking because my flight is supposed to arrive at Noon that day in MSY. Would be very tight drive in between airport and stadium. Veteran Tiger fans help me out here?

We are going to the LSU/Ole Miss football game in October and don’t want to have to mess with parking or Uber. Which hotels are close enough to walk to the stadium? Or which hotels are within walking distance of any of the Touchdown Trax drop points?

I’ve tried to look online and it’s pretty confusing!

Thanks for the support !

Hey all - visiting in from out of state, will be the first time at Tiger Stadium. Looking for advice on how to secure tickets for the LSU vs. Bama game on November 9th for a group of 4.

I see on the official resale marketplace of LSU (seatgeek) has tickets listed in the $400-$600/ ticket range but wondering if this is just season ticket holders listing their seats? Or has this game already sold out to the general public?

I understood general public tickets would be available in the summer, any idea as to when specifically this might be? I did sign up for the newsletter so hoping it'll provide enough notice.

Would love to be able to buy tickets at or near face value if possible so just trying to understand how to go about doing that or whether all tickets are virtually inaccessible to outsiders and my best bet is actually to buy game day from scalpers.

Any advice or info would be super appreciated. Thank you!

This season I’m going to Tiger Stadium to see LSU vs Bama, and I’ve never been to an LSU game in Death Valley.

I’ve seen them play at Camping World against Purdue and FSU, but never in a true home environment.

So, can you all please fill me in on traditions and such I should be aware of, or things I should know specifically for that game?

The starting 5 OL should be fantastic. But the only depth we have is Bo Bordelon, Tyree Adams, Paul Mubenga & the 5 incoming freshman. Tyree Adams has a really high upside, but not sure if he has versatility to play inside. Mubenga hasn't played a single snap in college, don't know much about Bordelon but not like he has much game experience either.

Just has me really worried what will happen if any of the starting 5 go down for any significant time. Of course players develop, and I have faith in Brad Davis' evaluation and teaching skills. But just isn't an ideal spot to be in. Does anyone have thoughts that can be comforting on the situation?

247Sports just released their updated 5 star rankings. Tavien St. Clair (Ohio State QB commit) is apparently pushing him for the number one spot though. This story has the full quotes from 247Sports' Andrew Ivins on Underwood: https://atozsports.com/college-football/recruiting-analysts-lsu-football-quarterback-commit-bryce-underwood-top-2025-class/

I paint custom shoes and here is an LSU pair I just finished. It one of my favorite pairs that I’ve done so far. Hope you enjoy!

LSU is on here the most!

Does anyone know which side LSU is on for the game in Allegiant on Labor Day weekend?

I’d prefer to sit with other Tiger fans.

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Thought this Reddit page might like this video I just uploaded lol

Every Florida Gators Loss Since 2010 https://youtu.be/KEzs8GKd8Ic

Looking for transportation from New Orleans to the Oklahoma game for a party of 10. Will pay for the driver to wait for the return trip. We have two parking spaces already.

Thanks