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Tailgating is one thing, but what LSU really knows how to do in recent years is throw a party around New Year's. This decade, LSU is 7-2 in all bowl games and 4-0 in BCS bowl games, which includes two BCS national championship games.

At least once in Friday's Capital One Bowl game Penn State will kick off to LSU.

LSU's mantra at bowl games under coach Les Miles has been either to win the big one or make up for big losses.

Defensive end Tylond Robertson is one of many small town juniors attracting the attention of college coaches.

The LSU football team entered 2009 with some unfinished business to take care of.

As one of the 24-man senior class that will step on the Tiger Stadium field for the final time, LaFell has a chance to deliver as big an impact as any of them offensively.

THE GOOD LSU's execution on the final drive of regulation The Fighting Tigers were much more prepared this week then last week in Oxford.

BATON ROUGE - First LSU beat the clock, then it beat Arkansas 33-30 in overtime when Razorback kicker Alex Tejada missed a 36-yard field goal wide right in front of 93,013 Saturday night at Tiger Stadium.

The man behind the man of LSU's recruiting the last five years is leaving LSU. Running backs coach Larry Porter, who was named the national recruiter of the year for helping LSU sign banner recruiting classes in 2007 and 2009, has accepted the head coaching job at the University of Memphis.

Ole Miss' Cassius Vaughn intercepts a pass intended for LSU receiver Brandon LaFell .

Dexter McCluster ran all over a stout LSU defense and also threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Shay Hodge early in the fourth quarter, as Ole Miss thwarted a late rally to upend the 10th-ranked Tigers, 25-23, in a wild finish at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

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

BATON ROUGE - LSU coach Les Miles swallowed most of the blame for the meltdown of his sideline and subsequently his team in the final 64 seconds of the Tigers' 25-23 loss to Ole Miss on Saturday at his Monday press luncheon amid being microwaved locally, regionally and nationally.

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.

Les Miles and Rich Rodriguez drew the ire of their fans after this past Saturday.

So many unusual things happened in the final 3 minutes of Mississippi's victory Saturday against No.

LSU coach Les Miles is apparently caught on video instructing quarterback Jordan Jefferson to spike the ball.

Dexter McCluster ran all over a stout LSU defense and also threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Shay Hodge early in the fourth quarter, as Ole Miss thwarted a late rally to upend the 10th-ranked Tigers, 25-23, in a wild finish at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

Moving the ball methodically as it has much of the afternoon. Ole Miss finally got into the end zone to cut LSU's lead to 17-15 after the 2-point conversion attempt failed.

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