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How to watch LSU-Oklahoma football game: TV channel, time, streaming

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor November 29, 2025

written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

LSU and Oklahoma to Clash in Norman wiht CFP Implications

The ⁣Oklahoma‍ Sooners will⁤ host the LSU Tigers this Saturday, November 29, in a game with potential College Football Playoff ramifications. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. CT at Gaylord⁣ Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman.

This matchup pits a strong Oklahoma team against a struggling LSU offense,‍ with the Sooners‍ aiming to solidify their CFP standing. The game will be closely watched by college football fans as teams jockey for position in the final weeks of the regular season.

how to Watch

* Date: ⁣Saturday, November 29
* ‍ Time: 2:30⁣ p.m. CT
* ‍ Location: Gaylord Family-oklahoma Memorial Stadium, Norman, Oklahoma
* TV⁣ Channel: ⁢Not specified in source.
* Streaming: Not specified in source.
* ‍ Spread: OU -10.5
* Over/under: 36.5
* Moneyline: OU -500 | LSU +375

According to predictions, Oklahoma is favored to win with a score of 17-0, relying on a dominant ⁣defensive performance to shut out the Tigers.

November 29, 2025 0 comments

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Clemson CB Shelton Lewis Transfers to Transfer Portal

by Priya Shah – Business Editor October 3, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Clemson Cornerback Shelton Lewis to Enter Transfer Portal

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – ⁤ Clemson cornerback Shelton Lewis will enter the transfer‌ portal, becoming the first Tiger to do ⁤so in the 2026 cycle, according‍ to a‍ report by greenvilleonline. Lewis intends to utilize a four-game redshirt season ⁤this year,preserving ⁢two years of eligibility.

Lewis spent three seasons with the Clemson football program, appearing in four games in 2025 and recording seven tackles and one pass deflection. He primarily served as the backup nickel ‍cornerback⁢ to Misun Kelley, seeing‌ meaningful action‍ against Syracuse in Week 4 when Kelley ‍was unavailable, playing 33 defensive snaps. He ⁤was‍ limited to special ⁣teams duties in the season opener against LSU.

The decision comes as ‍Lewis played in just‍ enough games to qualify for ‌a ⁣redshirt without sacrificing a⁤ year of eligibility. had he played in one more game this season, he would have been ineligible for a redshirt and would have had only one year of eligibility remaining.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney has publicly ⁢advocated for a rule change allowing ⁣players five years to play five seasons, aiming to address‌ situations like Lewis’ where players⁤ might consider sitting out games to ‍preserve redshirt status.

Clemson ‍(1-3, 0-2 ACC) faces North ⁤Carolina (2-2) on Oct. 4 at noon‌ ET ‌on ESPN.

October 3, 2025 0 comments

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Clemson, LSU football to play in Death Valley. Whose claim is better?

by Priya Shah – Business Editor August 31, 2025

written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Death Valley debate Reignites as ⁤Clemson ‍and LSU Prepare to Clash

BATON ROUGE, La. – The rivalry between Clemson and LSU extends beyond the ⁣gridiron and into ‍a decades-long debate: who truly owns the⁤ moniker “Death Valley”? As the Tigers of both schools prepare to face‌ off in ⁢Memorial Stadium -‌ Clemson’s home – on September 21, 2024, the question of rightful claim ‌to‌ the intimidating nickname is once again at the forefront.

The origins of “Death ⁢valley” ⁣are often misattributed to filmmaker Jordan ⁣peele, ⁢who used the name⁤ in a ⁣comedic sketch referencing LSU’s Tiger Stadium. Though, the nickname’s roots trace back to a⁢ 1959 Sugar Bowl victory for‍ LSU over Clemson. Following a 7-0 win that secured⁤ the national championship for the Tigers, LSU fans began proclaiming‌ “death” over the team hailing from Clemson’s ⁢home, then ⁢simply known ‌as Memorial Stadium.

While‍ LSU‍ fans initially popularized the‍ term, it ‍didn’t fully stick until the 1988 “Earthquake Game.” LSU’s 7-6 upset⁤ of No. 4 Auburn generated such a raucous atmosphere that it “triggered a seismograph in a geoscience lab 1,000 feet away ⁢from the stadium,” according to ESPN.

Clemson’s claim rests⁤ on⁤ its long-standing home-field advantage at Memorial stadium, which opened in 1952. Entering the 2025 ‍season, the Tigers boast a 345-106-7 (.761) all-time record within its walls. Under head coach Dabo Swinney, who took the helm in 2008, Clemson has gone‌ 99-12 at home.

LSU’s Tiger ‌Stadium,opened in 1924,presents an equally formidable record. ⁢The Tigers are 457-151-18 (.744) all-time at home, and a⁢ remarkable 147-24 since 2000. Notably,‍ LSU is 360-111-3 all-time in night ⁤games at‍ Tiger Stadium, adding to‌ its intimidating⁤ reputation. Since ‍Brian Kelly’s ‌arrival in 2022, ⁤LSU has‍ gone 19-2 ‌at‍ home, including a perfect 7-0 ‌record in 2023 with SEC⁤ victories⁢ over florida, ⁣Texas ⁤A&M, Auburn, and Arkansas.

Ultimately, the “true” Death Valley remains a ⁣matter of passionate debate. Both Clemson and LSU have built compelling cases through decades of dominant home performances ‍and fervent fan support. The upcoming matchup‍ will ‌undoubtedly add another ⁢chapter to⁤ this storied⁢ rivalry and‍ the ongoing quest⁣ to claim the name.

August 31, 2025 0 comments