Well, hi again, everyone. This is Count Lowe. Welcome to another edition of sports information, our podcast, talking all things about our business and what's

going on here at LSU.

Join, as always, by Michael Bonnet and Bill Frankiz.

And gentlemen, early wake-up Saturday for both teams, LSU and Arkansas, 1145 kickoff on the SEC network.

And I was thinking these games, it's a team that is actually up and ready to play

that comes out pretty well in these types of games.

Yeah, I think so.

You know, we're so used to night kickoffs, and this will only be

the 17th pre-noon kickoff in Tiger Stadium history. Wow. So, and what do you think our record is?

We've played 16 of these. I know our record's much better in the day now than it used to be back in the

60s, 70s, and 80s.

12 and 4. There we go. Three noon kickoffs. We've actually won nine of our last 10. Yeah. So that day game curse seems to have faded away. Yeah, it's kind of gone away. I guess that has something to do with how good we're doing, right? That's exactly right. But yeah, the last time we had one of these was the A&M game,

Jaden Daniels' final game in an LSU uniform, rallied through three touchdown passes in the fourth

quarter to beat A&M, 4230. So Tennessee was the last team to beat us. That was in BK's first year,

I think. 22, yeah. 22 in a pre-noon kick.

This is the second straight year, Michael, we've only had one day game at Tiger Stadium, right?

We had the UCLA game last year, and this is the first day game, and the only day game of this season.

You know, I know the SEC gets a bad rap about, you know, but, you know, they got to give us a day game every once in a while.

So when TV has so much, you know, dictates so much of this.

But yeah, I mean, you know, we like the night games, but I will say day games on the road are phenomenal.

Because when we played that 11 o'clock game at Vanderbilt a few weeks ago, we were back in Baton Rouge by 530.

So you get to have a Saturday night.

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