Recap: LSU Snaps Streak, Defeats Vanderbilt
LSU overcomes struggles to beat Vanderbilt 24-17 in Baton Rouge.
LSU overcomes struggles to beat Vanderbilt 24-17 in Baton Rouge.
LSU hosts Vanderbilt, both teams vie for valuable bowl game opportunities.
LSU and Vanderbilt clash in an intense game with unexpected twists.
In a tense showdown at Tiger Stadium, LSU managed to snap a three-game losing streak by taking down the Vanderbilt Commodores 24-17. Josh Williams powered through with two touchdowns on the ground while Garrett Nussmeier aired it out for 332 yards. After starting strong with a lead, the Tigers saw Vanderbilt narrowing the gap to 14-10 but held firm. A crucial third-quarter drive capped by a Nussmeier touchdown pass extended LSU’s lead to 21-10, settling nervous hearts. Key plays from both Williams and receiver Kyren Lacy helped maintain momentum. Vanderbilt made it tense with a late touchdown, but LSU's defense stepped up, holding Vanderbilt at 308 total yards, a marked improvement from previous leaks. Coach Brian Kelly praised the team's commitment and focus in silencing the detractors. Williams stood out with 90 rushing yards and served as the spark the Tigers needed. LSU now preps to face Oklahoma as they aim to build on this win.
LSU and Vanderbilt clash for a bowl bid, LSU seeks to end a losing streak.
A thrilling game between LSU and Vanderbilt with dynamic plays and drama.