No. 16 LSU will take on the UCLA Bruins on Saturday afternoon in Tiger Stadium with Brian Kelly's club looking to earn its third consecutive victory. Saturday’s contest marks UCLA’s first visit to Tiger Stadium.

Saturday versus the No. 16 Tigers will mark the first time the Bruins, who are struggling on offense, travel to Louisiana for what should be a boisterous clash

Here are the top storylines to monitor when LSU takes on UCLA. Freshman RB Caden Durham was a revelation for LSU in week two. He ran it 11 times for 98 yards and scored twice. Durham delivered a consistent play-making ability to an LSU backfield that lacked the explosiveness element in 2024.

After overcoming a three-score deficit to avoid an upset on the road against South Carolina, LSU returns home for what looks like it should be a much easier test against a rebuilding UCLA program coming off a 42-13 home loss to Indiana.

LSU football redshirt junior wide receiver Chris Hilton is probable to play in Saturday's matchup between the Tigers and UCLA, coach Brian Kelly said Thursday. Hilton has missed the first three games of the season with a bone bruise in his ankle.

LSU could be bolstered by the return of a key receiver in its week four matchup with UCLA. Head coach Brian Kelly updated the status of Chris Hilton Jr. on Thursday, saying he was "probable" for Saturday.

There's been a slight change in Chris Hilton's status for LSU football's matchup with UCLA this weekend. LSU coach Brian Kelly told reporters following the team's practice Thursday that the junior wide receiver is now "probable" to play against the Bruins on Saturday (2:30 p.

The LSU Tigers are favored by almost 25 points entering their matchup against UCLA in Week 4, but that doesn't mean the program is looking to rest. Head coach Brian Kelly needs to keep the momentum rolling for the Tigers after surviving a tremendous effort from South Carolina last week.