LSU WBB tips off against Charleston Southern in about 1.5 hours (11am). Field trip game, so the PMAC is going to be packed with elementary school kids screaming their heads off.

gents, below is every 200+ yard season in LSU history for a Tight End (updated).

The record yards is 2019 Thaddeus Moss, 570 yards. The record TD receptions is 5 TDs, accomplished 4 times: 2007 Richard Dickson, 2000 Robert Royal, 2008 Richard Dickson, & 1972 Brad Boyd.

Putting together this list was a little bit of a trip down memory lane. Geaux Tigers.

1) 2019 Thaddeus Moss 570 yards, 4 TDs
2) 1981 Malcolm Scott 453 yards, 2 TDs
3) 1996 David LaFleur 439 yards, 3 TDs'
4) 2024 Mason Taylor 419 yards, 2 TDs
5) 2022 Mason Taylor 414 yards, 3 TDs
6) 2007 Richard Dickson 375 yards, 5 TDs
7) 2020 Arik Gilbert 368 yards, 2 TDs
8) 2018 Stephen Sullivan 363 yards, 2 TDs
9) 2023 Mason Taylor 348 yards, 1 TD
10) 2000 Robert Royal 340 yards, 5 TDs
11) 1983 Mitch Andrews 337 yards, 1 TD
12) 2008 Richard Dickson 324 yards, 5 TDs
13) 1970 Ken Kavanaugh 318 yards, 1 TD
14) 1969 Bill Stober 316 yards, 1 TD
16) 1972 Brad Boyd 298 yards, 5 TDs
17) 1989 Ronnie Haliburton 291 yards, 3 TDs
18) 2017 Foster Moreau 278 yards, 3 TDs
19) 1985 Mitch Andrews 277 yards, 3 TDs
20) 1974 Brad Boyd 275 yards, 2 TDs
21) 2018 Foster Moreau 272 yards, 2 TDs
22) 1982 Malcolm Scott 264 yards, 1 TD1
23) 1994 David LaFleur 263 yards, 2 TDs
24) 1986 Brian Kinchen 262 yards, 4 TDs
25) 1973 Brad Boyd 259 yards, 3 TDs
26) 1979 Greg LaFleur 243 yards, 0 TDs
27) 2003 David Jones 232 yards, 1 TD
28) 1984 Mitch Andrews 225 yards, 0 TDs
29) 1971 Ken Kavanaugh 224 yards, 4 TDs
31) 2001 Robert Royal 224 yards, 1 TD
32) 2017 Stephen Sullivan 219 yards, 1 TD
33) 1987 Brian Kinchen 215 yards, 2 TDs
34 1996 Nicky Savoie 209 yards, 0 TDs
35) 2010 Deangelo Peterson 198 yards, 0 TDs

Weather is perfect. Chance of rain? Never!!!!

The word is that LSU remains confident in keeping his commitment:

New WBB AP Poll.

1. South Carolina
2. UConn
3. USC
4. Texas
5. UCLA
6. Notre Dame
7. LSU
8. Iowa State
9. Oklahoma
10. Kansas State

Add another five-star to the long list of recruits visiting LSU this weekend. The former Tiger commit is back in BR for the first time since decommiting.

More on Devin Jackson and others here:

My weekend thoughts on LSU, Yellowstone and more...

@Luke Hubbard breaks down LSU’s 42-13 loss to Alabama.

I hope this letter finds you well and I want to give you a heads up as you are the defensive coordinator of our beloved LSU Fightin Tigers. There’s a new trend sweeping college football. It’s called the dual threat quarterback. Believe it or not this new phenomenon can not only throw but also run - sometimes better than a running back.

There’s a wild rumor going around that our next opponent, the hated Alabama Crimson Tide has such a freak at quarterback. Now with two weeks to prepare I have the utmost confidence that you and your talented team of defensive coaching gurus will devise a grand scheme full of brilliant, genius maneuvers to thwart the best efforts of our opponent.

I am optimistically awaiting this grand battle and I have the utmost confidence that your and your formidable defense will hold the vaunted Crimson Tide dual threat quarterback to less than 300 yards rushing and 5 touchdowns.

A Tiger Fan For Life

Matt McMahon

• Thought there were a lot of lessons to learn from tonight, but he's excited they won. Alabama State's guards kicked their butt in the first half, but thought they came back out in the second half well.
• Thought they played with more pride in the second half, especially defensively.
• Alabama State did a great job defensively on the arc in the first half, but thought they were able to create better opportunities in the second half by getting to the rim more often.
• Said Jalen Reed was struggling with some cramping today, so that's why he didn't play too much.
• Thought FT shooting was the key to the game. They shot 50% in the first half, but finished shooting 18-20 in the second half, which helped them crawl back into it.
• Was proud of Sears for flipping a switch in the second half after a poor first half. Thought him getting to the line 11 times was big.

Jordan Sears and Dji Bailey

• Sears credits McMahon for giving him some halftime adjustments which helped him in the second half.
• Bailey said they were just trying to keep their heads sane during half time and figure out a defensive identity in the second half.
• Sears said he likes to think he's strong for his size, which allows him to get to the basket as an undersized player.
• Bailey came on a visit and loved the coaching staff, so thought it was an easy decision once he got down here. Sears said McMahon continued to talk to him all offseason and built a big relationship with him.
• Said they see Cam Carter go off in practice everyday, so they knew it was only a matter of time before he went off.
• Bailey prides himself on being the glue guy. He wants to do whatever the team needs whether that's scoring, rebounding or play making.

LSU and Alabama State tip off in the PMAC in about 30 min. Will have live updates on the game here.

Game should be on ESPN+ and/or SECN+

@carterchandler0 breaks down the numbers you need to know from LSU's 42-13 loss to Alabama.

Only way he saves his draft stock is if he throws for 450 yds with 0 ints in each of the next three games, and rushes for at least 75 - 100 yds/gm. It's the only way he can make scouts forget about his multi INT games.

Some interesting numbers here.

For whatever the heck this is worth!

(* 3 teams ranked higher in total offense. Iowa St, Cincinnati, USC)
(* 3 teams ranked lower in total offense. Memphis, ALABAMA, App State)

(* 3 teams ranked higher in total defense. Illinois, Toledo, Colorado)
(* 3 teams ranked lower in total defense. ULM, Louisville, USC)