No. 8 LSU is clicking on all cylinders following a Week 7 victory over Ole Miss on Saturday night in Tiger Stadium. Led by Garrett Nussmeier down the stretch an

LSU's defense wanted revenge against Ole Miss, and they got it with the Tigers' best game of the season. Our LSU football coverage is brought to you in part by Baton Rouge Clinic.

Where to rank LSU football linebacker Whit Weeks' performance, College Football Playoff chances and more inside LSU mailbag this week.

Garrett Nussmeier and the LSU Tigers will hop on a flight to Fayetteville in less than 48 hours with a showdown against the Arkansas Razorbacks inching closer.

Whit: I mean we stayed together. They got it in the on the plus side of the field many times but we were able to get the job done. I'm so proud of this defense today because this is the closest we've ever been as a defense. There was never a doubt in any of our minds that we weren't going to win this ball game.

LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier didn't play his best football on Saturday night, but he delivered when it mattered. Nussmeier led LSU down the field to tie the game with under a minute left. In overtime, Nuss and the LSU offense didn't waste much time.

Brian Kelly loves his players. Over the years he's taken some flack for many things (sometimes well deserved), but Kelly loves his players. He loves to see them grow. And that's exactly what he saw out of Garrett Nussmeier this past weekend in LSU's stunning overtime victory against Ole Miss.

Garrett Nussmeier was named the SEC’s Offensive Player of the week while Whit Weeks was named the Defensive Player of the Week; Bradyn Swinson, once again, was named the leagues