How to watch LSU vs South Alabama, odds, injuries, weather, series history, etc

The LSU Football team heads toward the weekend looking to extend their winning streak to four games before entering the Bye Week. Standing in the Tigers way is the South Alabama Jaguars who after a rough start have turned into an offensive juggernaut. As we all prepare for another LSU Football game, here is all the information you'll need in the lead up to the game.

How to watch

The LSU Football team will face off against the South Alabama Jaguars at 6:45 PM Central Time or 7:45 PM Eastern time for the fans on the East Coast. The game will be broadcast on SEC Network as well as on ESPN + for those without cable or a streaming provider. If you'd like to listen to the game it'll be available on LSU Sports Radio Network (98.1 FM in Baton Rouge). The announcers for the television broadcast haven't been announced yet.

Odds

The Tigers enter this weekend's game once again as big favorites against the Sun Belt school:

Line: LSU -21.5

Total: 65.5

Injuries

The LSU Football team has now suffered three season ending injuries in four weeks after Harold Perkins Jr suffered an ACL injury against UCLA. Starting cornerback Zy Alexander suffered a concussion against UCLA and is considered day to day. West Weeks missed this weekends game with a leg injury and is a player to watch as LSU will need him back to help in replacing Harold Perkins. Chris Hilton was good to go last weekend but, Brian Kelly didn't play him, he'll be a player to keep an eye on if he's healthy.

Weather

After last weekend's scorching hot game, LSU fans should feel relieved that this game will take place at night. It's expected to be a beautiful day on Saturday with the forecast projecting a partly cloudy day with the temperature falling into the low 80's by kickoff.

Series History

This weekend, LSU will cross another team off of the list of team's they've never faced as the Tigers and South Alabama have never faced off. Brian Kelly and Major Applewhite never faced off while at Notre Dame and Houston so this truly is a first faceoff all around.

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