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By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter Another legendary No. 7 is growing in Baton Rouge. LSU tight end Trey’Dez Green, now wearing the coveted number, had a breakout performance in coach Lane Kiffin and offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr.’s attack during the No. 8 Tigers’ 45-14 win over Louisiana Tech on Saturday night in

By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor It's not quite a Game of the Century, but it will be the third highest ranked, regular season pairing in the history of the LSU-Ole Miss rivalry since Halloween Night, 1959. That was the night No. 1 and defending 11-0 national champion LSU (6-0) beat No. 3 Ole Miss

Shreveport native Christian Harrison (left) and former Tiger tennis player Neal Skupski won the U.S. Open doubles title on Sunday. (LSU photo).

Georgia president Jere Morehead calls LSU a test of SEC self-governance. Todd Horne argues the league proved its power—not that its system works.

LSU senior Jurnee Robinson led the Tigers' volleyball team over Southeastern Louisiana in Hammond on Sunday. (LSU photo).

LSU senior golfer Noah McWilliams paced the Tigers on Sunday with a four-over par 75 in Toledo, Ohio. (LSU photo).

LSU football coach Lane Kiffin is less than a week away from his highly anticipated return to Ole Miss. (LSU Photo)

By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor No. 7 LSU is ranked slightly higher than No. 8 Ole Miss and is a slight, 2.5-point favorite. And Ole Miss (2-0) will be at home in Oxford, Mississippi, when the Rebels host LSU (2-0) on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. on ABC. But the onus is on Ole Miss

By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Former LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron is recovering from a health scare that has sidelined him from the Tigers' practices since mid-August, and he has missed the Tigers' two games so far this season. "He's doing better," LSU coach Lane Kiffin said at his press conference on Monday.

TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES TOLEDO, Ohio - The No. 6 LSU men’s golf team moved up four spots to 13th with a six-over-par 290 in the second round of the Inverness Intercollegiate tournament on Monday at the par-71, 7,265-yard course. Senior Jay Mendell became the first Tiger in the season opener to stroke par with a 71 and