Look, I don’t have a crystal ball. But I can tell you this: most LSU games kick off in the afternoon or evening. Why? Because the SEC loves prime-time drama. It’s like they want us to pace nervously until sunset.
But seriously, the exact time depends on the week. If it’s a home game in Death Valley, expect a 6:30 PM CT or 7:00 PM CT start. Night games are just better, right? The heat, the mosquitoes, the deafening roar—it’s magical.
Away games? Those are trickier. ESPN or CBS might grab it for a 2:30 PM or 3:30 PM slot. Or, if the Tigers are playing a cupcake team, you might get a boring 11:00 AM kickoff. Yawn.
Where to Actually Find the Time
Don’t rely on my rambling. Go check the official LSU athletics website. No, seriously, go do it. I’ll wait. (Tap tap tap.)
Or, just look at your phone’s sports app. You know you have one. If you don’t, you’re lying. ESPN, CBS Sports, or the SEC Network will have it pinned to the top. It’s like they know we’re desperate.
Friend, I can’t stress this enough: don’t trust your Uncle Larry. He always says, “Game’s at noon!” then shows up at 2:00 PM wondering why halftime is over. Be smarter than Uncle Larry.
Pro tip: Set a reminder. Because life gets weird. You might be at the grocery store, staring at avocados, and suddenly realize you’ve missed the first quarter. Don’t let that happen.
LSU Tigers TV Schedule — Channels, Kickoff Times & Streaming
