Two Louisiana college football teams are in action tonight. Louisiana Tech looks for its first 5-and-1 start since 2019 as the Bulldogs make their first trip to Georgia in 100 years to face Kennesaw State at 6 p.m. central time. The game will air on ESPNU. Junior defensive back Jacob Fields credits the Bulldogs’ defense’s success to holding each other accountable.

Cut 19 (18) “…striving for greatness.”

And tonight at 6:30…Tulane hosts East Carolina. The Green Wave are 4-and-1, while the Pirates are 3-and-2 and coming off a 28-6 win over Army.

If you want to watch some high school football, The LHSAA Network Game of the Week is Airline at undefeated Parkway.

LSU’s starting left guard Paul Mubuenga is listed as doubtful on the SEC Availability Report. Mubuenga suffered a high ankle sprain in the Ole Miss game. Redshirt freshman Coen Echols has been Mubuenga’s primary backup, but redshirt sophomore DJ Chester is also an option as he can play all five positions on the o-line. Another option is freshman Carius Curne, who played well at right tackle against the Rebels.

Sunday’s game in the Superdome features two young quarterbacks, Spencer Rattler for the Saints and Drake Maye for the Patriots. Rattler says he’s known Maye for a couple of years…

Cut 30 (20) “…on our stuff”

Maye just led the Patriots to a victory over the Bills in Buffalo.