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Hey, it is great to welcome you to post game notes here on LPB week ten in the books.

And what a weekend it was around the world of college football nationally, as well as in the state of Louisiana.

A couple of impactful losses by some teams, one so big the ad had to issue a letter about it.

We'll talk about that.

There were also some very big wins, including one by one team in the state that might help the other team in the state actually clinch the division.

And we're going to talk about all of that in the next 30 minutes with everybody in action.

But let's start in Baton Rouge, where LSU was hosting Alabama.

Lane Kiffin has won his last several games in the month of November.

However, he's playing a team that he hasn't beaten in Alabama as a head coach.

LSU 16 & 1 in the last 17 home games that started at 230.

Chamber of Commerce couldn't a dial up a better day in terms of weather for this one sold out Tiger Stadium?

You saw the flyover.

Ryan Coleman Williams with the misdirection got the score for Alabama 11 plays 62 yards.

Made it 10-3 Crimson tide late second quarter fourth down for LSU going forward.

Instead of taking the points, Sam Leavitt's pass knocked down.

LSU turns it over on downs under a minute to go in the second LSU in Bama territory again.

This time Leavitt's pass picked off.

It stays 10-3 Alabama at the break.

Mid third quarter.

It's now 10-6 Alabama.

Leavitt watch the quick ball fake to hold the defense steps back and then releases it to Jackson.

Harris 32 yards in front of the LSU sideline.

And Tigers are in business.

And 11 play 90 yard drive ends with a five yard touchdown run here by Dillon Jones.

It's now 13-10 Tigers on top and Tiger Stadium is turned upside down.

But that lasted just a couple of minutes.

First down for Alabama on the next drive Keelan Russell goes deep and hits Rico Scott.

When it's all said and done it's 57 yards on the completion inside the Tiger 20 yard line.

That was the longest play of the game.

Five plays to go 75 yards.

And it ends with Russell hitting Josh Ford.

Left side of the end zone all alone.

And it's 17-13 Alabama.

Eight minutes now left in the fourth.

It's 24-13 Alabama.

Fourth and ten from their own 25 Tigers.

Go for it.

Sam Leavitt is sacked.

Alabama's pumped great field position.

How pumped are they.

Three plays 18 yards Keelan Russell to Caleb Edwards four yards on the touchdown 31 to 13 Alabama.

The Tigers have two turnovers.

They go over four on fourth down and suffer the third loss of the season, the first at home this year.

Alabama loves playing in Baton Rouge.

They've won seven of the last eight games at Tiger Stadium.

You see the total yards anomaly because LSU wasn't in this one.

Next up back at home for the finale at home against Texas afterwards here's Lane Kiffin.

Disappointing.

You know into the game.

You know we take the lead actually with all the stuff we did wrong especially offensively earlier in the game.

You know we take the lead with three minutes left in the third quarter.

And then we play after that.

They go down to score and we play really bad 18 minutes of football.

So disappointed in that.

Really disappointing for our fans.

It's a very unusual statistic game you know yardage wise or whatever.

457 to 285 and you know comes down to red zone and four downs.

We didn't make any over four on four downs.

And we got the red zone more than they did.

And so that'll give you a problem on the scoreboard.

You have a lot of yards and how many points when that happens.

Of course Tiger fans looking at College football rankings and heading into this weekend LSU was number 14 but they lost.

You see the teams that did lose in the rankings ahead of them.

Tennessee won by a lot over Kentucky, so look for them to jump in to the top 12 Ohio State.

See you later.

You're done until next year.

But LSU still has a chance.

They keep saying maybe a three loss team will get in it.

That could be LSU.

But they've got some work to do.

And it starts next weekend at home against Texas.

against Texas.

Well, after a win in mobile one week ago, the Bulldogs from Louisiana Tech were back in the state of Alabama this weekend, set to take on Troy, the reigning champs of the Western Division, in the Sun Belt Conference.

That's a title Louisiana Tech is going for this year, and they can take one step closer to it if they could get past the Trojans.

And let's show you how this one played out in Troy.

It was a big one for Louisiana Tech.

You hear Coach Sonny Cumbie tell us every week.

It's all about that one week season.

One week season.

They were perfect in the month of October.

How would they do here in November?

Well it's three nothing tech.

When Troy gets on the board they go 83 yards and 15 plays.

Capped with a two yard touchdown run.

It's 10-7 now.

Bulldogs first play after the kickoff.

You have a fumble situation.

Tech's going to jump on top of this one now 10-7 third quarter.

It's 20 to 10.

Bulldogs trouble for quarterback Blake Baker drops back at sacked loses the ball and Whitaker recovers it for Troy.

It's now 20-17.

But after that it's all Bulldogs.

Trey cook in at quarterback.

Two yard pass to Mr.

Reliable Eli Finley 27-17.

That's a 15 play, 74 yard drive that took seven minutes off the clock.

Under six to go in the third.

The next play from scrimmage Hillcrest pass is intercepted.

And we're going the other way.

A 27 yard return for the Bulldogs inside the ten yard line.

And it takes one play to cash in.

Give it to Mr.

Burnett out of the backfield.

He takes it left side.

He takes it in.

And now it's 34-17 Louisiana Tech feeling comfortable.

Fourth quarter Bulldogs defense doing it again.

The sack on kill crease.

The ball is loose.

Mr.

Jackson how are you sir.

He picks it up and takes off 66 yards for the touchdown 41-17 Louisiana Tech on the road gets the job done.

They go to 7-2 on the season.

5-0 in Sun Belt play.

You see the day that Marcus Colby's had of the receiver nine receptions 131 yards.

The rushing yards.

They hold Troy to just 47.

The Bulldogs are back home next weekend against Southern Miss.

But first here's head coach Sonny Cumbie.

Really, really good football team.

You know that our guys were able to beat today.

And the good news is is we've got a better one in our locker room.

And so proud of how they played offensively defensively and special teams.

You know I think the first half you know Blake was just really and it's amazing that throws he was making.

He was really throwing the football well with accuracy.

And you know the timing that he was getting the ball out of his hands with was was you know it was really good defensively.

And the story of the game that takeaways the physicality that our guys play with.

You know be able to get the points at the end I think was great.

You know we came out you know we were able to get this this win get to want to know this week.

You know get to 5-0 now overall in the conference.

You know football team that is you know is it's playing really well and finding ways to win.

And just really proud of our players and coaches and the game plan that they put together in our guys executed.

So here's what it looks like as the Sun Belt.

The teams in yellow are the three teams remaining on Louisiana Texas schedule.

And you see that there is a group of teams there with all three losses, including Arkansas State, which will be an opponent in two weeks for tech.

Why is that?

Well, let's take you to Arkansas State and show you what happened this past weekend because the Warhawks from UL Monroe were on the road.

Remember going into the season before they got that win a couple of weeks ago, their last win was at home against Arkansas State, but they haven't won at Arkansas State in better than 20 years.

So how would this day turn out?

How about Don Chaney 36 yards up the middle to get things going for the Warhawks.

Then Aiden Capps the drive off with a nine yard touchdown nine plays 79 yards for the Warhawks to open the ballgame.

The extra point is no good.

It's 6-0 You also saw state responds immediately a 12 play, 75 yard drive.

Trey Owens to Hunter Summer 17 yards.

Their extra point is good and the Red Wolves are up 7-6.

Second quarter at the 15 yard line.

Armenta in trouble.

Scrambles trying to make something happen, but a 13 play, 80 yard drive ends with an interception by Tony Carter.

An Arkansas State response.

Trey Owens on the keeper, pulls it back and takes off to the right, makes one move up the middle and 48 yards later, look at the yards he gains before he's finally brought down inside the 15 yard line.

It would lead to a touchdown in 14-6 Arkansas State under 30 to go in the first half.

Horrible mistake by the Wolves.

Why you're throwing I have no idea.

But Owens drops back and is picked off by Armani Roux, who has great field position at the 16 yard line.

With time on the clock and Ulm takes advantage.

Abraham Murray from 23 yards out gets the field goal.

It's 14-9 at the break.

Third quarter Aidan Mina out of the shotgun.

Keeps it.

And don't look now but Ulm is up 16-14 in the third quarter in the third quarter Arkansas State gets a field goal.

So it's 17-16 under two minutes to play Abraham Murray from 40 yards out.

For a team that couldn't find a kicker last year is good.

It's 19-17 Warhawks but still time on the clock.

Third and five.

Oh it's back to pass.

Frozen to trouble and is picked off by Gavin Howard.

And it's a huge win for the Warhawks.

Expect a cookie bouquet or fruit tray from Sonny Cumbie to Bryant Vincent because Ulm hands Arkansas State its third loss 19-17.

It's the first win there It's the first win there since 2001 for Ulm, who racked up 268 yards on the ground.

Next up, it's a short week Thursday night against the Cajuns from Louisiana at home in Monroe.

Here's Bryant Vincent.

Afterwards, you sit back and you look at 268 yards rushing most of the year, nine for 14 offensively, third downs.

What we've been preaching, what we've been talking about two for two on fourth downs at time of possession 35 minutes to 24 minutes.

You know those are the things that you know we've been working on that we really hadn't showed up at times.

But what a time to show up and just continue to stay the course and get better.

I couldn't be more proud of our coaches and our players.

If their effort tonight to pull out this win for the first time in 26 years.

So this team made history.

Well, while we're talking about the teams on the I-20 corridor in North Louisiana, let's stay up there and talk about Grambling, a team that's been on the road the last couple of weeks and struggled.

And head coach Mickey Joseph keeps saying, we're trying to figure out why we can't take how we play at home on the road.

Well, no worries this weekend, right?

The Tigers were back at home.

It's their home finale of the season, hosting Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Eddie Robinson Stadium.

Let's take you out there to Grambling.

and here we go.

It's three nothing.

Tigers were late first quarter when UAPB quarterback Jake Scheer steps up in the pocket, avoids trouble and takes off and look at the wheels.

Rule the touchdown at first after review he was out at the one they would score next play to take the 7-3 lead early.

Second quarter Tigers respond.

Deshaun Ford goes up the middle.

This ends a ten play drive.

And it's 10-7 Grambling back on top now 14-10 UAPB mid second quarter when sure Holtz hits the metric.

Whitlock it's a short pass but a huge game.

He gets outside and turns the corner on the left side.

And how is 82 yards hit you takes it to the distance.

And it's 21-10 UAPB on the road.

But the ensuing kickoff is a short kick to avoid the run back.

But Jordan Bryant doesn't care.

He's going to get out of this traffic.

Head left.

And now he's got a wall.

And once he gets that block right there you can forget it 73 yards on the kick return.

So instead of avoiding one to kick it deep they get a touchdown anyway.

And it's 21-17 grandma.

It's now 22-21.

Grambling in the third due to work.

Cavallero pin 141 yard field goal that ends the quarter at 25-21, but UAB scores to make it 28-25.

Fourth quarter off the Grambling punt.

De Allen takes it steps back, makes one move and all.

Boy, we got trouble.

There he goes.

75 yards on this.

Return to the end zone.

The Tigers would score again.

But they couldn't get it done down the stretch.

And they lose a tough one at home to UAPB 35-32.

It's his third straight loss for the Tigers.

And that's the end of their home season.

The 75 yard punt return did it for UAP next for the Tigers there at Bethune-Cookman before by week.

And they'll end the month in New Orleans against southern at the Bayou Classic.

Let's go to New Orleans now with a Tulane greenwave for the first time this season, we're entering a ball game.

Having coming off a road win one week ago, they got the win at Charlotte in overtime.

So it was a chance for the first time this season for the Green Wave to have back to back wins.

And it was homecoming and early morning kick off at off of Claiborne Avenue at Yulman Stadium against Tulsa.

Tulane did not realize the game was at 11.

Tulsa very much did.

This was a troubling day for Tulane.

Tulsa is up 7-0 Trace Johnson at quarterback.

He gets pressured and sacked for a loss of eight.

Tulane settles for the field goal.

The snap is bobbled and it only got worse from here.

It's now 10-0 Tulsa make it 17-0 Tulsa when Baylor Hayes hits Jimmy Callaway.

Left side height advantage steps it in for the touchdown ten plays 68 yards.

First play next drive for the wave.

Johnson's pass.

He's going deep but it's awful right.

Intercepted by J.D.

drew.

And he sees green in front of him.

He's going to get a great return for the Golden Hurricane back into Tulane territory.

It takes the hurricanes three plays to score.

Javon Ross 11 yards right side 24-0 Tulsa third quarter 32 nothing.

Tulsa.

Baylor Hayes to orange.

Singleton.

This is good.

From 27 yards it's 39-0.

This is a stat stuffing day for the Tulsa Golden Hurricane.

Singleton 13 catches a buck 77 and three touchdowns.

Baylor Hayes throws for 338 and four touchdowns.

It's the worst loss ever in the American Conference for the Green Wave, who gave up the most points ever against a conference opponent?

60-10.

Next up for Tulane on the road at rice.

Will Hall thoughts?

Yeah, execution and all three phases.

You know, we were coming off a game where we executed really well off.

We had done some good things in the kicking game and we just did not execute at all.

We did some some really foolish things.

Credit to Tulsa.

They played really well to their quarterback's dynamic.

We know that.

But there's some things we can do that we have been doing well that we did not do today.

So how bad was this game?

After the game, Tulane aide David Harris issued a letter to Tulane fans the city of New Orleans, where he called this game unacceptable and said he was embarrassed.

He went on to say the season has not met expectations and everything will be evaluated.

That is never a good sign again.

Tulane's on the road at rice next week.

The Southern Jaguars at Mumford Stadium Saturday afternoon, hosting Bethune-Cookman.

The only win in this series came one year ago at home against the Jags.

Second play from scrimmage.

Trey Holley is becoming a bad man in the Swac.

This one goes for 36 yards.

Going to be a big day for that young man who went north for 200 yards last week.

This leads to a 42 yard field goal.

The Jags are on the board 3-0 It's 3-3late in the first.

Then on 11 plays 74 yard drive.

Well no Clark Junior watch how he hits the brakes.

Yep.

And then cuts it back and gets it into the end zone 12 yards out.

It's 10-3 Jags.

First minute of the second quarter.

Trey Holley up the middle.

I mean this this is just a no contest.

Look at him breaking away.

Gets it into the end zone.

That's 44 yards.

And it's 17-3 Jags.

Four minutes later Christian Johnson he looks left finds Clark Junior.

He gets it spins it inside and takes it into the end zone 21 yards is 24-3.

And the Jags are dominating like they did one week ago against Famu.

The defense also had an outstanding day.

Look at the group tackle for negative yards Bethune-Cookman had issues all day long dealing with the Jaguars front fourth.

And the biggest issue for Bethune was finding and stopping Trey.

Holly Holley goes right, which is Bethune, the left side.

There's nobody there.

Look at him.

Just walks into the end zone.

44 yards on this touchdown.

It's 31-3.

Holley wants it to own big.

The only big runner on this day.

How about Macario de junior.

He takes it right side.

And 70 yards later he's in the end zone.

De junior ran for a buck four in this game.

But once again the story was Trey Holley.

As the Jags roll and get their second straight win in a dominant performance.

Trey Holley carries 16 times for 206 yards.

You see the rushing domination by the Jags who win it 45-17.

Next up, the host Alcorn State.

Southland Conference action up in Natchitoches.

The demons of Northwestern State.

Two things the demons can't afford mistakes and early mistakes.

Second play of the game.

Oh, Zach Wilkie frozen into coverage.

It tries to force it in there.

And it's picked off by TJ Neal.

He's weaving.

He's bobbing.

He's breaking tackles.

He goes left side.

And now he's gone to the end zone.

What it's all said and done.

It's 56 yards and then 51 seconds.

It's 7-0 from Texas Rio Grande Valley midway through the first.

The first offensive possession for Utrgv and Jacobson to James Smith 22 yards and a demon territory.

Sabian.

Garcia would then do the honors and seal this with a seven yard touchdown.

It's 14-0 Utrgv still in the first quarter.

Next possession for it's a two play drive Broderick Taylor is on the loose and there he goes.

He almost takes it.

He goes 66 yards before he's caught at the two.

They would score on the next play Taylor would rush for 98 yards on the day.

It's now 35-0 The off the kick off the highlight for the Demons Antonio Hall.

Look the team never quits.

They're undermanned and they've struggled but they don't quit.

And Hall takes it at the seven.

But he has reservations for 693 yards when it's all said and done.

But that would be the one highlight for the demons, who lose this one to Utrgv.

By the final score of 52-7, the demons could only muster 49 yards of rushing and four turnovers led to 24 points.

Next up for the demons back at home against Houston Christian next Saturday.

Let's stay in the Southland Conference and head to Thibodaux, where the Colonel from Nicholls are looking to snap a rarity under head coach Tommy Rebecchi.

A home losing streak.

They've lost the last two.

They look to turn it around Saturday with East Texas A&M rolling into Tiverton.

Let's see if the Colonels could get things caught up here and get on the right side of this one.

East Texas A&M played some good ball as of late.

There's Tommy Ribecki 7-0 East Texas when we pick this one up in the second quarter.

First play of the second quarter for the Colonels.

It's a 12 yard touchdown run by Patrick Gates.

And the five play, 37 yard drive.

And we're tied at seven.

But the Lions respond.

They go six plays and 65 yards and ends with a two yard touchdown by major McBride.

It's 14-7 now East Texas A&M.

Next lion possession goes one play 66 yard.

Look at the pass by Reese Mooney.

It's almost picked off.

But instead Jones picks it up and takes it in.

24-14 The Lions are up by ten.

Later now in the third quarter Chase Richardson to Greg Donaldson after this fumble recovery.

And the Colonels take it in and pick up some momentum after Mooney had issues.

Now we'll go third quarter.

This is where Richardson hits Greg Donaldson 37 yards on this one.

And so going from 21-7 it's now 24-21.

And the Colonels are right back into this thing.

Let's go fourth quarter.

Now we're tied at 24.

Mooney at quarterback by the way.

Played at Denham Springs High School leading the Lions now on this one.

37 yards to Andres Lewis.

And he's down at the five.

The next play EJ Oakman is going to take it in.

And the Lions go back up on top 31-24 with 3:36 to go.

But that's enough time for Ryback crew to get down the field.

And they do under a minute to go.

Trace Richardson from one yard out.

Takes it in and right backing decides let's go for two.

And the win at home.

Forget the extra point in overtime they line it up for two.

Watch Richardson gets the snap.

Looks right at chance.

Babineaux.

You see him peeling away from the end.

Gets it in and it's 32-31 Colonels on top.

One last chance for the Lions.

And Mooney needs a miracle back out of the shotgun.

The pressure comes in.

Mooney loses it.

Kevin Martin junior picks it off.

And the Colonels complete an incredible comeback after it looked like the Lions were in control.

Nichols wins it 32 to 31.

Chase Richardson throws for 254 and two touchdowns.

Reese Mooney again from Denham Springs, 352 and a touchdown but two costly interceptions.

Next up for the Nicholls Colonels they're at Incarnate Word next Saturday.

How about the McNeese Cowboys taking on Houston Christian.

Big day for RJ Staton on defense.

Huge tackle here for a loss.

And then late in the first quarter with HQ on the seven yard line the pass is deflected.

And guess who's in.

Yep RJ stack gets the interception at the two.

Takes it back outside the 25 yard line.

Huge defensive plays for him on the day.

Third quarter.

There's no score in this ballgame.

The Cowboys are backed up by their own end zone.

But Jake Strong is going to change that.

He gets in trouble sees the pressure goes to the pocket.

And 27 yards later he's now outside the 35 yard line just past the 40 and in good shape.

It eventually leads to a field goal attempt from 31 yards out.

Ten plays, 77 yards.

It's a line drive shot but it's good.

Cowboys are up 3-0 We finally have points.

2:30 to go in the game.

It's still 3-0.

Amari Wiggins takes it.

Zigs then zags breaks ankles on his way.

And he is out to traffic and gone.

65 yards.

When it's all said and done for Amari Wiggins the game's only touchdown and the only points a field goal and a touchdown that adds up to ten.

And that's a 10-0 for the Cowboys as they get it done on the road.

Matt happy to see what his teams do to get the five and five, four and three in South in conference play.

Hey, it's the first time since 98 that they haven't allowed a touchdown in consecutive games.

Remember last week they won in the monsoon against Nicholls?

It only gave up a field goal.

Next up for the Cowboys they'll be at Southeastern in Hammond next Saturday afternoon.

Did somebody say southeastern over in Hammond.

Let's go to Strawberry Stadium, where Incarnate Word was in town to take on the Lions, who have struggled on offense as of late.

Seven three UW late in the first.

They're looking to go deep.

Roy Alexander gets it 44 yards.

That's going to lead to another UW touchdown.

It's 1-3 Three total possessions in the first quarter.

All scores for each of the team.

Second quarter third possession for UW.

This time it's a 23 yard touchdown pass Emmett Brown to Roy Alexander.

It's 21 -3 at the half.

Opening kick of the third quarter.

The Lions get some points quickly.

Blake Smith takes the kick from his own three and he's going to find paydirt.

97 yards later the Lions special teams might be its biggest threat between them and Dickey Joseph and what Blake Smith has done.

It's 21-10.

Five minutes later the Lions from Drew Talley 51 yards.

And it's good.

It's 21-13.

Tally adds another one.

Oh it's 21-16.

Here come the Lions.

But early fourth quarter UW get some breathing room.

Turner punches it in from nine yards out.

Makes it 28-16.

Next UW possession.

Brown hits Alexander again for 43 yards.

And that's going to set up a touchdown for Jayden Hibbler when it's all said and done.

Hibbler seals the deal with another touchdown for UW.

Emmett Brown throws for 294.

Alexander has eight catches for a buck 72 and Hibbler runs for 134.

Those are all big numbers.

And unfortunately for the Lions to all for 35-16 is the final score.

Total yards of southeastern just 255.

It's the third straight loss in the fourth in the last five games for the Lions.

Next up they will host McNeese as we mentioned Saturday evening.

Well, we know one thing for sure about the raging Cajuns from Louisiana when they hosted South Alabama in Lafayette.

The loser of the game Saturday is done for a shot at the title in the Sun Belt Western Division.

We showed you Louisiana Tech earlier, so everything was on the line for both of these teams.

Let's take you to last and show you how this one played out.

The Jaguars, a good team, struggled as of late in late ball game situations under head coach Major Applewhite of Baton Rouge native.

Hey, you know, it's always nice to get in the stadium early.

Sure, you can take your time, get there whenever you want.

You don't think you're going to miss anything, or you can come into this game and find out that you're already seeing a 7-0 Lead by the rage occasions.

Why?

Because of the opening kickoff return.

It took just 11 seconds with pads on for him to go 100 yards.

Yeah, that's JJ Garner 100 yard dash with the ball.

Games are up 7-0.

It's now 7-7 to start the second quarter.

Lunch Winfield hands it to Garner.

He refueled his tank and there he goes again 65 yards on the run.

It's 14-7 Cajuns later in the second quarter.

Lunch Winfield at quarterback would like to have this one back, watch as he takes a snap.

He's going to roll right.

Looking for somebody forces it into coverage.

And South Alabama's Jalen Moses steps in front of it and heads the other way 72 yards on the return.

When it's all said and done.

And this game is tied at 14.

But Winfield makes up for it.

In fact he makes up for it on the next possession.

Watch him scramble 14 yards for the score.

And remember the man that just ran the interception back for the touchdown.

Yeah that's him.

Slaps him in the helmet a little bit stiff arm there from frustration from lunch Winfield that's all right 21-14 Cajuns up top.

Major Applewhite needs to dial up something 21-17 late third Winfield rolls out looking end zone.

It's slightly on the throne to Shelton Sampson, but he makes it work.

27 yards.

It's 28-14.

That's Sampson's first touchdown this season.

But the Jags make it interesting.

It's 28-26 in the fourth.

Under two to play.

And they have the ball.

But Bishop Davenport forces the issue and a triple coverage Micah Johnson gets the interception and the Cajuns win it 28 to 26 JJ Garner 239 total yards Michael congratulations.

Now sixth all time on the win list for the Raging Cajuns.

And next up, it's a short week when Louisiana travels to Monroe to take on the Warhawks from Ulm.

And with that, we say goodbye to week ten and we'll get you ready for week 11 next Saturday morning on game here on LPB.

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