LSU Tigers Football Full Season Schedule 2026-27



SHREVEPORT, Louisiana (LAAN 54) — Below is the full 2026-27 schedule for the Louisiana State University Tigers football team:


September 5

  • Clemson at LSU

September 12

  • Louisiana Tech at LSU

September 19

  • LSU at Ole Miss

September 26

  • Texas A&M at LSU

October 3

  • McNeese State at LSU

October 10

  • LSU at Kentucky

October 17

  • Mississippi State at LSU

October 24

  • LSU at Auburn

November 7

  • Alabama at LSU

November 14

  • Texas at LSU

November 21

  • LSU at Tennessee

November 28

  • LSU at Arkansas


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