The LSU Tigers lost their undefeated season and clear path to the college football playoff with a loss to Alabama last week. The Tigers will try to rebound and get themselves back in contention on Saturday night at home as they face the Arkansas Razorbacks. LSU is still alive with a 7-1 record while Arkansas is 5-4 and improving every single week.
Leonard Fournette was completely shut out by the Crimson Tide defense but still has 1,383 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns for the season for LSU. Brandon Harris has done a good job at quarterback with 1,226 passing yards, ten touchdowns and just one interception. Travis Dural has 26 catches for 503 yards and three touchdowns as the leading receiver. If Harris can find Dural a lot, the Tigers will be in great shape to win this one.
Brandon Allen has thrown for 2,476 yards, 21 touchdowns and five interceptions this season for Arkansas while Drew Morgan has 44 catches for 620 yards and nine touchdowns as the top receiver. Alex Collins has 1,068 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns as one of the best running backs in the SEC this season. The Razorbacks have been surging over the past couple of weeks. Will they have enough to beat a motivated LSU one on the road?
How To Watch on Phone, Mobile & Tablet Devices
The LSU vs. Arkansas game can be seen on the WatchESPN app for iPhone or Android devices.
How To Watch Online
The game will be available online on WatchESPN. A subscription is required.
How To Watch on TV
If fans want to enjoy this big SEC game at home, the game will be on ESPN at 7:15 p.m. Eastern/6:15 p.m. Central.
