Welcome back in Tiger fans.

It's another week of play-by-play presented by our great friends at The Advocate,

along with our producer Harrison Valentine, who's actually to my right.

But to my left, the illustrious Kent Lowe and Kent, another busy week.

Busy week behind us, as we said last week on the show, like everybody cranked up as far as their seasons are concerned.

And that will carry over obviously into this week.

So we'll take a look at what was and what is to be.

And let's start with the big road win.

Coach Brian Kelly, LSU football.

They go to South Carolina, expected to be a hostile environment,

expected to be a raucous crowd.

They were 2 and 0 coming in.

Game day was there for the first time in 10 years at Williams-Bryce Stadium.

And, you know, when we arrived, it was pretty clear about two hours prior to kickoff that

they answered the call. Carolina fans, as I've said many times, having spent 15 years of my life

in the Palmyto State, like they've had good teams, they've had some semi-great teams. They've had some, they've had a lot of bad teams. They always show up. So you get a Carolina team 2 and 0, game day, all that stuff. They were ready to go. And LSU was in for a fight as Coach Kelly told the team they would be. And they were. I got down 17-0-0 early in that game. A lot of things did

not go right for LSU. But again, the sign of a team that scratches and claws and keeps fighting

and sticks to their plan. And I thought the worm turned after Caden Durham's first touchdown to get

LSU on the board.

The offense looked a little more confident against a very good defense.

And then, of course, the injury to South Carolina's QB1, Lenora Sellers,

they kind of had to go into.

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