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It seems like it was last week, when LSU was gearing up for the season opener against Washington.

There is at least one person associated with LSU who really likes the fact that the Tigers are playing Arkansas on the Saturday after Thanksgiving instead of the Friday afternoon following Thanksgiving, which would be today.

Are you ready to read? Are you sure? Okay, let's do this. A The Game LSU's 25-23 loss to Ole Miss at Oxford has set the LSU fanbase ablaze.

The 17th-ranked LSU Tigers and the surging Arkansas Razorbacks will collide in Baton Rouge on Saturday night.

Albeit a day later, we take our weekly look at who's hot and who's not in the SEC: En Fuego Kentucky coach Rich Brooks: Let me preface this by saying I'm not trying to push Brooks out the door.

When LSU reached a first down at the Ole Miss 32-yard line with 1:04 to play and needing only a field goal to win, senior right guard Lyle Hitt thought for sure that a series of running plays would be called.

Nebraska holds the key to an entire state's college football fate. One half of the BCS title-game frame is in cement: The winner of the SEC showdown between No.

The 10th-ranked LSU Tigers are set to invade Oxford for what figures to be a highly-competitive SEC game against the Ole Miss Rebels.

LSU football coach Les Miles looked as lost after the game as he and his sideline looked during the game.

Fire him! It's what some LSU fans say should happen to coach Les Miles after Saturday night's last-minute loss to Ole Miss.

Mississippi 25, No. 10 LSU 23: Dexter McCluster ran for 148 yards and threw for a touchdown midway through the fourth quarter, and Ole Miss survived a last-ditch drive by visiting LSU.

The LSU Tigers could have won the game, but didn't. They lost to Ole Miss. 25-23, when they failed to get the field goal team on the field for a last second field goal that would have won the contest.

LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson hit Reuben Randall for a 17-yard touchdown pass with 11 seconds left in the first quarter, lifting the 10th-ranked Tigers to a 14-6 lead over Ole Miss on Saturday afternoon at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

LSU quarterback Matt Flynn's face was in his hands after an interception on a two-point conversion attempt had apparently ended the team's national championship quest in 2007.

By the time LSU's 24-16 victory over Louisiana Tech ended Saturday night, an ugly sort of dA©jA vu enveloped Tiger Stadium.

BATON ROUGE - LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson's injured ankle continues to improve, and he will likely start Saturday when the No.

BATON ROUGE - Ole Miss quarterback Jevan Snead nearly left the game Saturday during the Rebels' 42-17 win over Tennessee because he twisted his right ankle on a fourth-down sneak.

It wasn't pretty, but the Tigers grinded out a 24 to 16 victory on Saturday night inside Tiger Stadium thanks to running back Keiland Williams and a solid performance by the defense in the second-half. Williams rushed for a season-high 116 yards and two touchdowns, but only carried the ball 15 times.

BATON ROUGE - It was one of the strangest things to happen in Tiger Stadium since Y.A. Tittle's pants fell off in that Ole Miss game on Nov.

Dexter McCluster, scoring his fourth TD last Saturday against Tennessee, was a minor part of the offense when Ole Miss suffered early-season losses to South Carolina and Alabama.