How to watch LSU vs Mississippi State: Time, channel, TV schedule and live stream - September 16, College Football Week 3
Brian Kelly's LSU Tigers will face the Mississippi State Bulldogs in another exciting game in Week 3 of the college football season. Both teams look strong on paper and it will be interesting to see who emerges victorious in the high-octane clash on the gridiron.
The LSU Tigers began their 2023 campaign with a loss at the hands of Florida State. The final scoreline of the Week 1 game read 45-24. But coach Kelly and his team shrugged off their disappointing start to clinch a win against Grambling State, dismantling them 72-10.
On the other hand, the Mississippi State Bulldogs enter the game undefeated. They began their campaign with a 48-7 triumph over Southeastern Louisiana. In Week 2, they once again emerged as winners, defeating the Arizona Wildcats 31-24.
What channel is LSU vs Mississippi State on today?
Fans can catch the LSU vs Mississippi State game on ESPN. Apart from this, the live stream of the game will be available on the FuboTV app and ESPN+.
When and where are the LSU Tigers and the Mississippi State Bulldogs playing?
The LSU vs Mississippi game will be played on Sept. 16 at the Davis Wade Stadium, the home turf of the Mississippi State Bulldogs. It is located at Scott Field, Mississippi.
LSU vs Mississippi State start time
The LSU vs Mississippi State game is expected to kick off at 12 p.m. ET.
Who will be the starting QB for the LSU Tigers?
Jayden Daniels is going to continue as the starting quarterback for LSU. Daniels transferred from Arizona State to LSU last year, after which he was named as the QB1. However, his 2022 season ended when he suffered an injury in the SEC Championship game against Georgia.
Daniels then recovered and started the first two games for LSU this year. He has accumulated 615 passing yards and six passing touchdowns with 1 INT so far.
Who will be the starting QB for the Mississippi State Bulldogs?
Mississippi State will field Will Rogers, who has been the starting QB for the past two seasons. He has put up incredible numbers, totaling 8,452 passing yards and 70 passing touchdowns in his two years as a starting quarterback.
So far this year, Will Rogers has recorded 389 passing yards and 5 passing touchdowns with no interceptions in two games. The team will expect big things from him in their Week 3 showdown against LSU.