The LSU Tigers leave for north Mississippi today as they get ready for Saturday’s SEC West contest against Ole Miss. The Bayou Bengals should be able to establish their running game against the Rebels. Ole Miss is allowing 239 yards on the ground a game. And Head Coach Ed Orgeron says Derrius Guice is the healthiest he’s been all season. Guice has rushed for over 100 yards just once this season and that was against Chattanooga.
It was a rough night for the Ragin Cajuns last night as Arkansas State steam rolled UL Lafayette 47-3. A-S-U Quarterback Justice Hansen threw for 275 yards and ran for another 121 yards and accounted for three touchdowns in the first half. UL Lafayette’s Jordan Davis threw for just 128 yards.
Louisiana Tech looks to improve to 2-1 in Conference USA Play as the Bulldogs host Southern Miss for a 6 PM kick-off at Joe Aillet Stadium.
The Saints take a three-game winning streak into Lambeau Field this Sunday to face the Green Bay Packers, who will be without two-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers. Third-year pro Brett Hundley gets the start at QB for the injured Rodgers. Saints defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins says they will not let their guard down, even though Hundley will make just his first NFL start…
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Kick-off is at noon.
The Pelicans host the defending champion Golden State Warriors tonight. It’s an 8:30 tip-off at the Smoothie King Center, because ESPN is televising the contest. All-star forward Draymond Green might not play for the Warriors, because of a sore knee.